Freeflying now a part of the MWSL

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Please check the link below for more info, and get in contact the original poster in that thread for more info or to express interest. We'd love to see more teams sign up.

http://skydivechicago.com/forum/index.php?topic=1472.0

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PM me with questions.

VRW division of the Midwest Skydiving League

The competitions will be three rounds.

VRW Divisions:

VRW-A: Each round will be three formations from 1-14.

Exits: Train, Knee Lock.

VRW-B: Each round will be three formations from 1-24.

Exits: Train, Knee Lock, Inverted Monkey and Compressed Accordion.

VRW-C: Each round will consist of three formations from formations 1-34.

Exits: Train, Knee Lock, Inverted Monkey and Compressed Accordion.

VRW4way: Three point skydives will be generated from vrw4way.com.


EXITS:
1. Train: Both flyers exit in a sit, both facing the same direction, with one's feet underneath the arms (under the shoulder) of the other flyer.
2. Knee Lock: Both flyers exit in a sit, facing each other, with legs linked together.
3. Inverted Monkey: One flyer in sit position and one head down. The head down flyer has a backpack grip exiting the plane linked.
4. Compressed Accordion: One flyer in a sit position and one head down. Both are side to side with leg grips (grips must be below the waist), exiting linked.

FORMATIONS:
1. Sit Carve: Partners face off in a sit. The two perform 360 degree carving turns, always facing off.
2. Over-Under: Performers start by facing each other in a sit. One person flies over the top of the other both members perform 180 degree turns and face off in a sit.
3. Cross Body Grip left hand. Both performers are in head-up orientation. The performers demonstrate a hand-to-hand grip. The left hand must be on the left hand of the other Performer. (cross grip)
4. Cross Body Grip right hand: Both performers are in head-up orientation. The performers demonstrate a hand-to-hand grip. The right hand on the right hand of the other Performer.
5. Left Hand to foot: Both Performers are in an upright orientation. One performer takes a Left hand grip on the lower right leg (anywhere below the knee) of the other.
6. Right Hand to foot: Both Performers are in an upright orientation. One performer takes a Right hand grip on the lower left leg (anywhere below the knee) of the other.
7. Toe Touch: Both flyers in a sit, facing each other. All four feet must make contact at the same time
8. Cartwheel left: A simultaneous left hand cartwheel on the by both flyers in a sit position.
9. Cartwheel right: A simultaneous right hand cartwheel on the by both flyers in a sit position.
10. Back Flips: A simultaneous back flip back by both flyers in a sit position.
11. Front Flips: A simultaneous front flip back by both flyers in a sit position.
12. Duel 360: A simultaneous 360 turn (left or right) by both flyers in a sit position.
13. Sit Accordion–left hand: Both performers are flying shoulder to shoulder in a head-up. The performers take a left hand to left hand grip, with torsos facing in opposite directions.
14. Sit Accordion–right hand: Both performers are flying shoulder to shoulder in a head-up. The performers take a right hand to right hand grip, with torsos facing in opposite directions.

15. Mind Warp One Performer is in a stand up position, the other Performer is in a head down position and has a double hand grip on the head of the Performer in a stand-up.
16. Left Hand to foot: One Performers is in a sit, the other is head down. The two face off. The HD performer takes a left hand grip on the lower left leg of the partner.
17. Right Hand to foot: One Performers is in a sit, the other is head down. The two face off. The HD performer takes a right hand grip on the lower right leg of the partner.
18. Half Eagle: One is in a sit, the other is head-down, facing each other. The head-down goes below the other and performs a 180 front flip ending in a sit. The sit partner performs a 180 front flip, ending in head down. The move is complete when the two faceoff
19. Sit Hand to Hand Dock: Both flyers face each other in a sit. They perform a single-hand dock with one persons left hand gripping the other flyers right hand.
20. Mixed 360 Loops: One person sits, the other is head down. Both perform 360 front loop.
21. Mixed 360 spin Left: One person sits, the other is head down. Both turn 360 to the left.
22. Mixed 360 spin Right: One person sits, the other is head down. Both turn 360 to the right.
23. Mixed Cross Body Grip right hand: One person sits, the other is head down. The right hand of head up grips the left hand of the head down.
24. Mixed Cross Body Grip left hand: One person sits, the other is head down. The left hand of head up grips the right hand of the head down.

25. Sixty-nine One Performer is in an upright orientation, the other Performer is in a head-down orientation facing each other. The Performer in the head-down orientation takes a double hand grip on the lower leg of the other Performer
26. Head down Grip left hand. Both performers are head-down, facing off. The performers demonstrate a left-to- left hand grip.(cross grip)
27. Head down Grip right hand. Both performers are head-down, facing off. The performers demonstrate a right-to-right hand grip.(cross grip)
28. Head down left hand to foot. Both are head-down, facing off. One takes left hand to right foot.
29. Head down right hand to foot. Both are head-down, facing off. One takes right hand to left foot.
30. Double Dock Vice Versa. One in a sit, one head down, face off. double hand grips are taken.
31. Head Down Carve Left. Both performers are head down and perform a 360 carving turn to the left
32. Head Down Carve Right. Both are head down and perform a 360 carving turn to the right
33. Vertical Compressed. One Performer is in head-up orientation, the other Performer in head-down orientation. Both Performers take a grip right leg of the other Performer (or left hand on left leg)
34. Double Spock. One Performer is in head-up orientation, the other Performer is in head-down orientation. Each Performer takes a grip on the top of the head of the other Performer

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