Since we’ve been spending so much more time on the ground over the last year due to travel restrictions, we have pivoted our focus toward wind tunnel training. Previously, most of our students in the tunnel would be our students in the sky as well. That trend has changed, and we are getting more non-skydivers[…]
Very often, we get queries from our students for tips on how they can prepare for their upcoming AFF course. And while we give them information to help them mentally and physically prepare for the course, we always cater our advice to the individual student based on their background, personality types and life experiences. Recently,[…]
Many people have asked us why we do what we do. Some have even asked if we ever do fun jumps outside of all our work jumps. As strange as it may seem, we never view our AFF training jumps as work jumps. Every single one of our jumps is a fun jump! It boils[…]
We had so much fun over the skies of Dubai recently. And were very lucky to have a whole group of Singaporeans come up to jump at the same time we were conducting AFF courses there. We travel often to dropzones around the region to conduct courses, ranging from AFF for first-time jumpers, all the[…]
Finally getting cleared to jump solo is always the aim of any new skydiver. That feeling of being in the sky, without any instructor as your security blanket is always strangely liberating and terrifying at the same time. As a solo skydiver, you have demonstrated that you are able to exit the plane with sufficient[…]
And here we are in Anyang, Henan conducting AFF courses for another batch of students (just under 20 students again this time), as well as coach and tandem instructor courses for some candidates looking to level up their skills and start training new skydivers! After going over ground training with the students and making sure[…]
