leading a head up atmonauti

[pony 0]

I am an australian jumper. I lead a head up atmonauti at a boogie we have over here called the funny farm boogie. I was just wondering if many people are doing this besides Frick Atmonauti. Everyone on the jump said it was the best they had seen and these are world class jumpers. I was pretty much layed out on my back and everyone was "naughting" it up around me. What is peoples feed back on this?

[WrongWay 0]

I've never done atmonauti simply because not a lot of people around here have experimented with it. I really would like to try it though.

Wrong Way
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[freeflydrew 0]

I think Omar may be leading them also (maybe be flocking though)

[skydiven4fun 0]

We ( Some of the freeflyers at our D/Z ) have begun doing it towards the end of the dive. It's a great way to end a head down dive. ( Last couple of thousand feet before break Off ).
and it is cool as shit.

Still here after all these years

Clayton

[goose491 0]

Description? What's an atmonauti?

My Karma ran over my Dogma!!!

[supafly 0]

Check out http://www.atmonauti.com/. Another thread recently pointed to this site. I was always confused about the difference between atmonauti and a steep track, but thats all cleared up now. Atmonauti is a whole different way of flying. Now if I could only do it...

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[freeflyswc 0]

I was down in Florida this winter doing alot of atmonouti with a guy named Mike Wittenberg from team Loki . We were doing some head up atmo. But we would take turns leading in a heavy backslide (basically feet first on belly) We tryed to hang 10 (on back) with it , but it got too slow vertically and fast horizontal to keep up

[apoil 0]

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Atmonauti is a whole different way of flying.

It's fun, but come on, flying is flying.

The first time most accomplished freefliers attempt it they do a pretty passable job. That's because it's familiar to them and therefore not "a whole new way of flying"

[supafly 0]

I'm a beginning and very UNaccomplished freeflier. Therefore, everything seems comepletely new to me. But, you're right in the sense that the goal should be flying the body regardless of orientation. I should have stated myself differently. The atmonauti style, or set of orientations, is simply that...a set of orientations.

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[losty 0]

WOW DUDE!! You flying skills are GODLIKE!!!
hehe c u in tglwah one weekend little horse

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