I'll be praying for you As far as advice: if you can, wait for a load with a definite wind direction (6-8 mph) it may help, but remember to check for any change once under canopy. Also, my wife and I visited Deland, FL for Scott Miller’s canopy control instruction when we had about 35-40 jumps and it was some of the best money we ever spent. We have progressed much faster than we ever could have without it. I'd bet there is someone (knowledgeable) in your area willing to give you instruction/coaching for a very reasonable rate. If not, you might try talking to any of the CreW pilots on the DZ—ask one of them to watch (or maybe even video, if possible) your landing(s) and offer some advice. There is some comfort in knowing someone is watching and waiting to help you get to the next level…good luck! Z-Flock 8
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Too bad weapons grade stupidity doesn't lead to sterility.