i have a few questions regarding skydiving

[jackraiden 0]

Hi, i want to skydive but haven't had a chance to do it yet
as i was researching about skydiving, i came across some information about beginner's program (tandem, AFF) and a skydiving license
i would like some more information about the programs and the license, especially pricing.
i live in los angeles, and i looked at some dropzone reviews. lake elsinore sounds like a nice place to go. any other suggestions?
i thank you in advance for helping.

[BIGUN 1,483]

Elsinore is good. Here's some reading for ya on the rest of it.

http://www.dropzone.com/safety/Learn_to_Skydive/index.shtml

Nobody has time to listen; because they're desperately chasing the need of being heard.

[Michele 1]

I jump over at Elsinore, and I know that it's an absolutely wonderful dropzone. Their instructors are some of the best, and some post here. Shark is one of them, and so is CurtisMelanieJ. Send them a pm, and see what info they can give you.

I love that place, and look forward to meeting you there. Congratulations on wanting to learn to jump...and welcome to the sky.

Ciels-
Michele

~Do Angels keep the dreams we seek
While our hearts lie bleeding?~

[thepollster 0]

www.SkydivePerris.com is another option near the L.A. area.

[skyyhi 0]

Elsinore and Perris are wonderful places to do your first jump. I recommend a tandem, even though that was not my first. My reason is this. . .you get to enjoy the jump and not be overwhelmed with having to "perform". It makes it easier to decide the way to go. If you enjoy the tandem and want to continue training, there is a tandem progression for AFF or you can move right to free fall AFF. . .

PM me for questions on Elsinore or Perris. . .friends in high places you know. . .

Love to all. . .

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Take risks not to escape life… but to prevent life from escaping. ~ A bumper sticker at the DZ
FGF #6
Darcy