patworks 5 #1 March 4, 2007 Flight for the joy of flying -- It was the potential for unbounded spherical freefall flight that lured me out of the box and into the vertical world of freefly. You see, I have always wanted unlimited flight. I have long yearned for true skydances. VRW is both. That much I expected. What I did not expect is the majestic beauty of the sky as presented from the vRW perspectives. The sky unfolds into a 360 degree dome around you.Pat Works nee Madden Travis Works, Jr .B1575, C1798, D1813, Star Crest Solo#1, USPA#189, Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
skip 0 #2 March 4, 2007 Though I have only a few skydives – I’m in complete awe of the picture I have in my head of (skratches) skydancing. I once spent some time “studying” 4way and we would do these no contact drill dives; man that’s some fun skydiving. The thought of the patience and practice I would love to cipher to take those no touch 4 ways and bust out into multi plane sky dances… Whoa that’s neat.. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
airtwardo 7 #3 March 4, 2007 QuoteFlight for the joy of flying -- It was the potential for unbounded spherical freefall flight that lured me out of the box and into the vertical world of freefly. You see, I have always wanted unlimited flight. I have long yearned for true skydances. VRW is both. That much I expected. What I did not expect is the majestic beauty of the sky as presented from the vRW perspectives. The sky unfolds into a 360 degree dome around you. Somebody posted that drawing in another thread a year back of so.....a real 'ball' of fun! ~ If you choke a Smurf, what color does it turn? ~ Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
