Congratulations on making it. I can't offer any advice because I've only done three!! but want to keep jumping. Did stage 3 yesterday and apparently did really well, from my JM's accounts anyway. Discovered that I wasn't as stable on my own as I may have previously thought, but got the go ahead to keep going. Maybe you can answer my question posted on this site. Is the feeling, control etc of a dive exit any different to going backside out? Or is it in my head? I was in the skyvan with a stage 9 jumper (in Australia) who has to complete 3 jumps from 5, 4 and 3000 feet, then it's on to B rels. It just spun me out a bit to see him go head first at such low altitude!! and think that is going to be me soon?? Any advice on this, or am I making a mountain out of a mole hill? Blue Skies.
