Sleepsonicuk

OK. Yeah I fall under BPA. I thought the rules fall slightly different over there but I wasn't sure. This is probably the biggest stumbling block I guess to my wingsuiting ideas! But it won't put me off going. And determination will get me to that point anyway. Maybe just a little later. Thanks

Hey guys, Hopefully this is in the right thread to start with. I've been jumping for a number of years now with a small number of jumps (160). A lot of these have been in the past year and I really want to push hard to get onto Wingsuit flying. After being around lots of these guys in the UK I'm keen to get into it. I've jumped with quite a few US jumpers in both the UK and Spain and I'm always amazed at how high spirits continually are. Apart from the good weather this is one of the main reasons I want to come for a skydiving holiday in the US. I have 160 jumps but plan on getting this well above 200 before I arrive. My aim is to learn to fly wingsuit and am hopeing for some advice on where I might do that in January 2011. Date may be altered depending on availability or if there is a course I can get myself on or something. I plan to be out there for around 12 days and have my own kit but obviously no wingsuit yet. If you have any recomendations on DZ's that you think I can get the numbers up with the right training then I would appreciate it. Although my first objective is to have fun so if the wingsuit thing doesn't happen on this occasion, it's not the end. Any advice or contacts you may have would be a massive help as I was hoping to book soon. P.S a good bar/after party at the end of the day is always a plus (I am Irish after all)