Introduction to Skydiving Techniques & Free Flying Positions

Series Summary

Skydiving and free-flying (parachuting) might seem terrifying to many people, especially those that are afraid of heights or not quite sure that jumping out of plane will be an enjoyable moment for them. However, there remain thousands of people in the United States alone that enjoy skydiving and not only try it, but do it again and again, acquiring skills and techniques during each jump that they take with them to the next. Part of the invigorating experience that comes along with skydiving is the confidence and adrenaline rush that goes along with attempting a so-called extreme sport combined with accomplishment of goals. Divers and free-flyers gain skill, recognition and confidence by executing a variety of rolls, jumps, belly moves, flips, slides and docks. In this free video clip series, our expert will not only help you mentally prepare for your skydiving jump, he will discuss and diagram a variety of move and transitions for skydivers and free-flyers that you can practice in an indoor skydiving tunnel. Learn how to do such moves as the back to sit transition, side slide, front and back flip, and barrel roll while watching live demonstrations of the moves in the indoor tunnel. Learn from a pro how to get the most out of each jump safely and pick up a few new moves!

Video Transcript

"This mini series is hosted by Nicholas Daniel. It covers star writing technique and body flight. Body flight ranges anything from belly down orientation to head down, back flying, sit flying, and the many transitional between each. This video series will cover those techniques along with the transition. The exciting part about body flight it is infinite amount of tricks and transition one can learn. I hope this videos would help you techniques whether it be belly flying or free flying. So consult your instructor or coach before trying any of these techniques in the sky or especially in the tunnel. Fly safe and have fun. For more information on coach or free flying you contact me_nicholas_daniel@yahoo.com or you can call my personal cell number at 951-591-0571."