Journey to A - Exit Order

🛩️ 🪂 **Journey to A - Exit Order**🪂🛩️
Welcome back to "Journey to A" on Bodyflight Spotlight! In this episode, we're diving deep into the aspect of exit order - a fundamental element for ensuring safe and successful jumps.
Understanding the proper exit order is essential for maintaining horizontal and vertical separation during a skydive, ultimately contributing to a safe and properly seperated load. From hop n pops to high pulls, each group's exit sequence plays a vital role in the overall safety and efficiency of the skydiving operation.
Join us as we break down the recommended exit order, outlining the sequence for various groups including movement groups, belly formation groups, freeflyers, tandem groups, wingsuits, and more. By following a structured exit order, skydivers can enhance safety, coordination, and the overall enjoyment of their jumps.
Remember, individual drop zones may have specific procedures in place for exit order, so it's crucial to consult with each facility upon arrival to ensure adherence to local protocols.
Stay tuned for an insightful and educational exploration of exit order in skydiving, providing you with the knowledge and skills to navigate the skies with confidence and precision.
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Disclaimer:
This video is intended for educational purposes to highlight the importance of exit order in skydiving practices. While it offers valuable insights, it does not substitute professional training or guidance. Always adhere to local dz procedures and seek advice from certified experts before attempting any skydiving activities. Safety is paramount, and proper training is essential for engaging in skydiving-related activities. We are not responsible for any decisions made based on the information provided in this video. Stay safe, stay informed, and enjoy!

[@BurninatorTheTrogdor]

I had a GK rookie fly right past me at about 2200 out of a 6 way. I could see the whites of his eyes. If I wouldn't have turned off JR right away I would have been toast. I get into it a little bit on Jump 26. That was not the last time this happened. I'm super paranoid about it now and try to really make sure the separation is there and make sure I know what everyone is doing.

[@cotcotpouetpouet]

with slow wind, freefly can go before belly.

[@BurninatorTheTrogdor]

Slow wind eh? I think you need to think about a little more than that.