PhreeZone 20 #26 September 17, 2004 It does'nt even have to be a large DZ. This weekend Scott Miller is in Ohio for a few courses. Skydive Chicago has a good program there too. Perris, Deland and most DZ's in FL offer good canopy coaching. What helps a LOT is having someone video your landings then reviewing it later with a few different coaches. That lets you view in slomo your actions and what needs to change to be better in the future.Yesterday is history And tomorrow is a mystery Parachutemanuals.com Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
twnsnd 1 #27 September 19, 2004 Cool man. Just be careful alright. About the time you think you know what you are doing is when you will get hurt. Peace. -We are the Swoophaters. We have travelled back in time to hate on your swoops.- Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
DancingFlame 0 #28 September 20, 2004 QuoteGetting my 270 starting altitude just right seems be more like gambling than anything else. What about accuracy? I found it to be very tricky to do a 270 approach (at 300 jumps at least) and land in a right place. Yes, I know the good altitude for a 270 on my Safire, but every time I'm doing it I'm missing the swoop lane (if there is a swoop pond, I'm missing it too ). So I found it better to learn accuracy first. Now I'm doing my straight or 90 approaches NOT missing the right place. Don't you want to try this too? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
