Mopzilla

I had josh for most of my AFF. He was a constant source of encouragement, excitment, and wisdom when it came to this sport. I am truly in his debt for opening my eyes to our world above, and know that he now gets to play up there without ever having to come down. I am truly saddened. Thank you Josh for everything!!

Here are some random pics from the distance rounds.

Makes sense. I obviously need some more economics skills.

I am also interested in purchasing some movies, but they are so expensive. Does anyone know why skydiving movies are so much more. For example, through paragear soulflyers 2 is 45 dollars. I can buy Goonies for 8$ new (i know it's not the best example but it's such a good movie). Just wondering if there is a particular reason for the mark up. We should all start bothering netflix to add some jump material.

Finished AFF yesterday, BOOYA!! Beer Time!

You don't have to tell me twice, I can taste it. What have your coach jumps been like?? Have you done alot of solos just to fly around by yourself??

I actually work in Longmont so we don't see many skiers. What mountain are you going to? and I will try the tunnel out when it opens. I hear wind tunnels do wonders for free fall skills and help prevent bad habits early. I also need a run down of the beer rules and who should be getting cases vs 6 packs. I've had the same AFF instructor for most of my jumps, he's going to get a keg. I just got an Altimaster III for xmas. Is there any other gear I should be looking into right off the bat?? Good rigs to start off with and such?

Hello everyone, well I am brand new to this sport. I will be finishing up my final two AFF dives in the upcoming weeks. I jump at Mile High Skydiving in Colorado. I cannot get enough. It amazes me how much there is to this sport and the constant pursuit of perfection it entails. I work in the local ER as a tech and sometimes see those who take swooping to a whole new level. I also like beer. Hope everyone is having a great new year.