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That guy actually sounds kind of enteraining to me. You sound more like someone that should go away with all your judging and excluding. j

I was expiriencing the same thing after periods of not jumping regular, like spring and on winter vacations. I then started doing rator cuff exercises, basically strecthing with light weights. Get with a trainer at your local gym - he'll know what I'm talking about. This really helped me, I went from pretty signicant pain to no problems now. best, j

Don't you know how hard it is for good looking women to get adequate coaching and attention in this sport.

Cess dz's are cool, but have you tried a beaver?

"There are too many people claiming to be good skydivers, for it to be that difficult."unknown

I just recently switched from top mounted trv/bonehead optik to RAWA/pc side mounted and much prefer the side set-up. I personally think cameras are an added distraction and didn't use one until around 1000 jumps.

RAWA, hands down.

Matter?

I'm glad dq started this post, so we can ignore what the virtual skydivers in the other forum are speculating about skill and decsions made in fractions of seconds. Mark was a kind and generous man who was more into jumping than dz nonsense. He checked out too soon and that leaves a big hole in our scene. Peace, Joel

if you buy freakin suits you better know somebody with a sewing machine-they are cheap for a reasonQuote