Any Skysurf instructors left?

[renedlog 0]

Hey guys I really like skydiving but i'd like to learn something new. I know skysurfing is a difficult and dangerous discipline but somehow this forgotten discipline would interest me (if there are any istructors left somewhere). Does anyone have some information on this?

(Europe would be prefered but US/Canada shouldn't be a problem either)

[PhreeZone 20]

Jason Peters at Skydive Arizona used to instruct so he might be a good starting point.

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[OzzieDave 1]

You could try Tim Porter, often in Europe and the lives in the UK

[hcsvader 1]

I've seen people learning this at ramblers in Australia.

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[piisfish 140]

ask Babylon in Empuriabrava
or maybe Oliver Furrer in Switzerland

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[m529gft 0]

Is it a myth that all the exponents of Skysurfing that inspired so many of us children of the 90's are dead then?

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[jimjumper 25]

Try to get in contact with Mary Tortamasi at Perris. One of the few they allowed to sky surf in the wind tunnel.

[ludikris 2]

Keebe San perhaps ? that's his facebook name ;)

[marcimi 0]

Lutz at Take Off Fallschirmsport in Fehrbellin / Germany is skysurfing from time to time and as far as I know he is also available for coaching.

[RockSkyGirl 10]

Yes check with Kebe. He has over 5000 skysurfing jumps at this point, if I remember right, and he travels all over the U.S. though I don't know how much time he spends in Europe.

Also, Sean MacCormac with the Red Bull Airforce is an accomplished skysurfer.