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Welcome to the sport. are you taking aff or a different route? i am a professional firefighter in orlando, fl and i can say that its a totally different rush. i find it to be a good release from the stress of the job. i am relatively new also but it doesnt take long to get hooked and realize that its the best thing ive ever done, besides being a firefighter. i have 3 kids myself and they enjoy it when i bring the family out to hang with me. its a great time and youll meet alot of new people and find that most of them are the coolest people youll ever meet. have fun. blue skies _______________The only thing in life that doesnt take effort is failure________________
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whats the average and highest exit altitude you get AGL?
slayer152 replied to Newbie's topic in General Skydiving Discussions
At Deland its 13,500 on every load. But just across the way and Skydive Space Center in Titiusville they are going to 15,000 every load and have a 18,000 for $5 more. Looking forward to going over there soon. _______________The only thing in life that doesnt take effort is failure________________ -
yeah repeating the level sucked but it doesnt matter really..im just glad to be on my own and not tryin to worry about passin a level ..now i can just learn to fly and enjoy myself more. _______________The only thing in life that doesnt take effort is failure________________
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thank you...i was plannin on taking scotts class when i downsize from a student canopy. alot of people tell me that it is a very good class to have. _______________The only thing in life that doesnt take effort is failure________________
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well, i did it!! graduated aff today at Deland. i had to repeat level VI due to a not so great dive exit, and i'm glad i did cause i nailed it the second time, but my instructors were great and i will remember the awesome instruction and the great fun. i look forward to many years of jumping and meeting others in the skydiving community. i was also present for Krystal's memorial and ash dive . it was a spectacular showing of the camaraderie in the sport. Thank you Nikki, Christine, Nat, and Scott for teaching me the sport that i will be involved in for many years to come!!! _______________The only thing in life that doesnt take effort is failure________________
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thanks skymama. hope to see you out there too. everyone ive met so far has been awesome. im planing on getting through AFF all next week and getting a rig in a month or so. see at the DZ _______________The only thing in life that doesnt take effort is failure________________
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Thanks, I was going to look into the canopy course after i finished AFF, think it would be a great way to start learning early. and ur right about my girlfriend..lol obsessed/addicted whatever it takes, i just cant wait to get in the air! _______________The only thing in life that doesnt take effort is failure________________
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Well, I start my AFF course in Deland tomorrow, and i just wanted to say that this site rocks and thank you to everyone that posts here. I have read alot of the posts and found some very helpful info on some questions i had and things to help with my first level and throughout the rest of my skydiving ventures. I made a tandem just last month for my birthday and have been hooked ever since (the girlfriend says im obsessed!) lol. I couldn't wait to start AFF and look forward to many years of jumping, fun, and getting to know the sport and the people in it. Thanks Again!! _______________The only thing in life that doesnt take effort is failure________________