Skydiving Camp?

[Reliance 0]

I am looking for a school or camp where I can spend a week or more doing everything required for my license. I live in the Bay Area. Does anyone know of any place where this might be possible?

[diablopilot 2]

www.skydanceskydiving.net

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[mr_music11 0]

Check out the link above to Skydance(Davis, CA). They are EXCELLENT!! My fav / "home" DZ!! Great staff, fun jumpers (including myself I might add!! ) awsome views and a grill/small restarant onsite, they also have camping with showers... not to mention onsite rigging!! Hope to see you there! keep us posted on your progress. Till then... blues/soft landings

If flying is piloting a plane.. then swimming is driving a boat. I know why birds sing.. I skydive.

[davjohns 1]

I followed the link and did not find what the poster was asking for. I'm also looking for a few days of concentrated training. I have 10 jumps, but would like a period of focus to move to my A license when I get back from Iraq. Preferably in the Florida area. Skydive University has such a program described on their site, but nothing scheduled. Anyone know of such a course? Thanks!

I know it just wouldnt be right to kill all the stupid people that we meet..

But do you think it would be appropriate to just remove all of the warning labels and let nature take its course.

[NWFlyer 2]

Any dropzone that is open more than just weekends (e.g., five or seven days a week, which seems to be the more common options) can probably get you through training in a week if the weather cooperates. Some DZs have packaged up their program and market it as such, while others sell everything "a la carte." They'll both get you to the same place - an A license.

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