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QuoteDude, of course I understand riser turns. Watch the video... And take it easy on newbies here. I'm thick skinned and don't care, but probably not a good idea to scare away folks with questions or make them feel stupid for asking one... (especially if I didn't know what riser turns were) Cheers

That's kind of what it thought (A&B lines far right) and definitely looks like a more aggressive turn than right front riser or toggles. Since this is pulling down a smaller/specific area of the rt front wing and more dramatically changing the angle of attack, I wonder if this could collapse the chute or get an end cell closure? Thanks for the info...

Kudos to the 101 Airborne and the jump into Michigan Stadium. I'm new to skydiving (31 jumps) and curious about what the jumper is doing when he drops the toggles and pulls higher up on lines, what lines he's pulling, and what is the benefit? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UnJX2FiW-ik