Skydiving Wedding Getting Married in The Sky
February 8th, 2010
Well, my dears, when you haven’t figured it out by now, the wedding ceremony priestess is not personally a big sports enthusiast. I imagine it’s a fantastic strategy for other individuals to become sportive, but for herself? Not so much! Read More »
What Does Indoor Skydiving Involve?
February 5th, 2010
Indoor Skydiving is a phenomenon that was born in the U.S. with the first experiments carried out by the U.S. military in 1964. The first Sky Venture wind tunnel opened in Orlando, Florida, in 1998, and the UK version first to open the wind tunnel in Milton Keynes, not far from the capital, London. Read More »
First Skydiving Jumps Record
January 28th, 2010
Joseph Kittinger set the record for highest parachute jump in 1960.He was investigating high altitude escape as part of its participation in the Research Laboratories of Aerospace Medicine United States Air Force (USAF). The jump took place at 102.800 ft the highest parachute Jump ever attempted. Read More »
Skydiving is Fun
January 21st, 2010
Can you imagine yourself jumping from a plane high-rise? This concept may seem strange to some people – going up to heaven in a plane then jump the way, can seem so strange. But for enthusiasts of skydiving are a sport they love. They make a sport of jumping off a cliff, an airplane, or an elevated bridge. Read More »
Skydiving Tips to Make Your First Adventure a Good One
January 14th, 2010
If your friends or family members finally convinced you to go skydiving with them, you are probably experiencing a range of emotions: excitement, anxiety, excitement, anticipation, or even outright fear! All this is quite normal, especially when you consider that you just agreed to jump from a plane and free falling at 120 mph in the air. If this is your first adventure, here’s a summary of what to expect and some tips on how to make your experience great. Read More »
