Carpe_Diem

Hi! I started out with two tandems as well. But I had never been in a plane before I am taking the IAD classes rather than the AFF due to costs. I am paying for my husband and I to jump twice a month. I am enjoying myself in the IAD classes because I am working on a slower progression. Do what you feel is right and good luck to you!

QuoteI think you should meter what you read here and stick with what your instructor says. Quote Thanks for the advice!

LOL Thanks! Yeah my both times I slipped the instructor applauded me on falling into my arch :) I have kept on second guessing myself if I am meant to keep jumping. But my husband and intructors have ensured me I have the skills so I am ready to go!

I just completed my 3d and 4th IAD jumps this weekend. However I slipped of the strut BOTH times. I was fine my first two jumps but I could not seem to hold on these times. Has anyone had issues hanging on the strut early in their career? My instructor said we may change to poised exits. What do you all think?

Yes he is also in training! He is on his 8th jump. He just pulled his own chute, I am a wee bit jealous. Thanks for the welcome!

Hi all! My husband and I went on our first jump for our anniversary, and I got hooked! I started tandem then started IAD this month. I am now on my PPT! Any advice would be appreciated :)