jaff

cheers..i figure once i got exams out the way i got a month to do nothing except jump...hopefully get it done.. cheers... Effort is the Virtue of the Untalented.

not saying i can do it, but how realistic would it be to try to complete a RAPS/SL progression course and getting a cat. 8 license in a month or less....i know it depends on the person, but i'd like your opinions for the average person.. also would it be worth starting the course and getting in maybe three or four jumps, and then having to wait another month before jumping again..would the other jumps have to be repeated?? cheers Effort is the Virtue of the Untalented.

thanks for all your help guys...i think RAPS is the way to go for me... hopefully i'll see some of you at langar in a couple of weeks... charlie Effort is the Virtue of the Untalented.

i'm having serious issues about deciding whether to go AFF or RAPS (SL progression) to get my license at Langar. i looked at all the past posts about pros and cons but i've still got a couple of questions. i'm a student so have comically little money so i think SL straight away as it looks about £1,000 cheaper. But lots of people have said that it actually turns about to be more expensive. is this true? also, what is the average number of jumps taken to complete the RAPS program? i got told about 25 by some people, but anything up to 50 by others. any ideas?? thanks for all your help jaf Effort is the Virtue of the Untalented.