Getting current

[Seapro 0]

I haven't jumped in a year and need to get current. Northern CA has been way to hot to want to spend the day jumping. I want to fly to an area in the US that has great coaching and cooler weather. Any suggestions?

[Amazon 7]

Seapro

I haven't jumped in a year and need to get current. Northern CA has been way to hot to want to spend the day jumping. I want to fly to an area in the US that has great coaching and cooler weather. Any suggestions?

Kapowsin.... nice short hop from the Bay Area to SEA-TAC and then an hour drive over to Shelton WA.. unless it is rush hours you might not like traffic about then on I-5 but other times.... south on I-5 down to HWY 16 to cross over the Narrows or to US 101 north at Olympia

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Thanks for the info. I called them today, very professional. Looking forward to a road trip.

[oldwomanc6 52]

If you really want to get current, then jump where you live.

Spend that money there, and you can make more jumps. Jumping involves a lot of uncomfortable scenarios. It is what it is.

It's cool at altitude, BTW.

lisa
WSCR 594
FB 1023
CBDB 9

[JohnMitchell 16]

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Thanks for the info. I called them today, very professional. Looking forward to a road trip.

When are you coming up? That's my home DZ.

What's your current level in the sport?

[Seapro 0]

I was licensed about 4 years ago. I have 125 jumps and haven't jumped in over a year. I'm still fine tuning my schedule but it looks like I will go July 29-31.

[JohnMitchell 16]

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I was licensed about 4 years ago. I have 125 jumps and haven't jumped in over a year. I'm still fine tuning my schedule but it looks like I will go July 29-31.

Damn, we'll be out of town until Aug. 1st. Plenty of people to get you back up to speed, though. We've got a HUGE landing area, so no worries there. Practice your EPs and then go GET SOME!