Skydiving Training With Accelerated Free Fall
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Skydiving Training with Accelerated Free Fall
Discover the Thrill of Skydiving with Accelerated Free Fall
When it comes to learning how to skydive, Accelerated Free Fall (AFF) offers the most exhilarating experience. This method, introduced in 1982, is a fast-paced alternative to traditional static line training, providing a modern approach to skydiving.
What to Expect with AFF Training
AFF ground training is more comprehensive than static line training, preparing you for a thrilling 50-second free fall on your first jump. You'll leap from an aircraft at 10,000 to 12,000 feet, accompanied by two experienced jump masters. These professionals will help you maintain stability from the moment you exit the aircraft until you pull your parachute’s ripcord at 4,000 feet.
The AFF Program Structure
The Accelerated Free Fall program is divided into seven key levels:
- Levels 1 to 3: You’ll jump with two instructors who will teach you essential safety skills. You'll learn about altitude awareness, body positioning, and maintaining stability during free fall and the pull sequence. A crucial part of this training is mastering the ripcord pull. Upon completion of Level 3, you'll enjoy your first solo free fall.
- Levels 4 to 7: You’ll only need one jump master, making these levels more cost-effective. Training focuses on advanced skills like turning, forward movement, and docking with others. You'll also practice maneuvers like front loops, back loops, and the "superman" exit from the plane.
Progress through each level depends on achieving specific objectives, with each session typically lasting around 45 minutes.
Reaching Level 8 and Beyond
After successfully completing Level 7, you'll advance to "Level 8," where you continue to refine your skills. Once you achieve 20 free falls, you'll qualify for the "A" skydiver license.
Embrace the adventure of skydiving with the Accelerated Free Fall program and take your excitement to new heights!
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