Yo! Thank you for posting this! I have been curious from a visual standpoint what the different cat looks like through the level A. Curious, are the levels the same across the board, or do they vary by country?
A students success and progress is either of value to every experienced jumpers or a possible danger to them where body and canopy control are not learned correctly. Any attitude it's only the trainers responsibility is usually a attitude that results in a student quitting and a loss of what may be years of income helping support the DZ and sport. If you see a student sitting around and they are able to now do free fall and your available, extend a smile and go up with them, If they did static line training only, be the first to pin them and that student ... Here's s a clue, buy that person another jump and get right back up there.
Enjoyed watching! Brought back some great memories! I was taught to wave my arms more than that guy did to clearly show I was pulling my chute. Where is that jump school located? I would love to go there and jump from a helicopter!
So bro when you deploy at 6000ft, if you main parachut has a malfunction you have time to try and fix it or cut it away, and open your reserve... by the time we are at 25000ft, we must have a fully functional chute open, either main canopy or your reserve.. 6000ft is only for students, when you are more experienced you can deploy at 4000ft and react fast enough to cutaway if main canopy has a malfunction
Honestly it’s not that hard to control yourself in the air once your used to how the wind affects you. But like everything, the more you do it the more comfortable and effortless things will start to become.
It’s easy but it takes time to get used to the new environment. Kind of like when you first learned to swim it wasn’t necessarily hard to swim but it is a new environment. Once you understand that you’re manipulating the air than it’ll all click.
This was in Dubai it's about £1,500 - £2,500 in total. But you can pay as you go per jump. The more you do the cheaper they get. Until you're fully qualified and its about £20 - £30 per jump
This was in Dubai it's about £1,500 - £2,500 in total. But you can pay as you go per jump. The more you do the cheaper they get. Until you're fully qualified and its about £20 - £30 per jump
Virgiliu Oprea, Tunnel time is not required but it will certainly help you with stability (Arching). If you have access to a wind tunnel, I suggest informing them that you intend to do the AFF course and would like to get stable and do most of the belly maneuvers required by the AFF course, this shouldn't take too many minutes/flights to achieve but will certainly help with confidence. Again, not necessary but nice to have.
Tunnel not necessary at all but it helps build your confidence and your technique. The more wind tunnel time the better. Experienced skydivers are always using the tunnel to learn new moves as well👌
@@iqmalhakimi777 there is no definite answer to this question as it depends on the drop zone and your country's skydiving governing body rules. Check with the dz you're interested in learning at, they will be able to guide to what are the requirements.
only after 100 or so jumps they say by tendam instructors then another 100 or so jumps by dual instructors then 50 or so jumps by one instructor to await approval of jumpmaster to be deemed approved for solo jumper then final examination procedures take place near to thousand jumps or something too enter or be legitimized for :D EPICERNASTRYNESS :D INSTRUCTORS COURSE which all cost around or so of $300 $400 PER JUMP depending on altitude tendam location centers selection or availability + costs are different to every country so you may aswell just join the army for the paratroopers or simply just record every jump at which altitude by which instructors location/business once every month or so depending how much you can afford and able to attend its NOT A OVER NIGHT TITLE EARN it takes time. But the bigger question isnt money nor availability of instructors or planes its how much adradiline can your heart manage to take before a complete cardiac arrest takes place upon exit or during jump or seizures black outs chronic head ache pressures of resistance barrier is broken not to manage major psychologic risks to ones mind functionality mostly OCDs, vertigo. Not for the faint hearted.
Depending on the country but it's 1'600£ euro here in norway (for full A license), The OP paid 1'500 - 2'500£ for his. So it depends but it's around that range.
@@mysticizmo far out thats exactly 4,542.76 Australian Dollar -__- just how much is a single standard tandem jump or per jump + are you saying just jump straight into solo jumper for 2'500£ fast track and avoid all instructors/trainers to obtain full A license now is that category A license listed of any above that ive mentioned ie categorized tandem jumper(attendee) instructor (attendees skydiving instructor) jump master (skydivers assessor) jumper (solo jumper/skydiver) then what not pilot extreme height and altitude awareness ie HALO x EPIC x EXTREME in other words outer space dives or near.
@@GoxtA Tandem lies at about 300 here; what i mentioned is an A license (solo jumper (20 jumps)) with no prior experience. In relation to the video. A single jump is 20 usd ish & full gear rental 13-15 or so (these last prices are id you're already a licensed jumper)
@@GoxtA And if i understood you correctly; Yes, atleast here, we can jump straight into an AFF "Gold" course for 1'700 usd -ish. Which takes no experience what so ever (i'm doing it this summer & i haven't done anything, not even tunnel flight). You get the same as in the video, but also get the last 13 jumps to "activate" your A license + the exam. This package also includes a 14 days stay at the DZ while you're taking the course.
This video pumped me up! I start my AFF courses in June at 37 years old!
Nice! Ideal student who made life easy for his instructors!
Nicely done AFF course!
The sensation of getting pulled back up when you pull the cord... it’s unbelievable 💯
You don’t get pulled back up lol. You’re still falling after you deploy. It just slows you down
Здорово! Молодцы! Спасибо парни!
Amazing! Thanks for the video!
Nice, well done 👌
I'm on cusp of doing it at skydivedubai I'm thinking to learn in indo skydive first to make it easier for me to controll myself
El mejor video explicativo que vi del curso
Is it hard to move your arms to check your altimeter and to do your practice pulls? I’m doing my aff course in 2 weeks
Well done bro
Awesome!!!
Yo! Thank you for posting this! I have been curious from a visual standpoint what the different cat looks like through the level A. Curious, are the levels the same across the board, or do they vary by country?
Hi Tracy they're all more or less the same, the UK levels are slightly different
A students success and progress is either of value to every experienced jumpers or a possible danger to them where body and canopy control are not learned correctly. Any attitude it's only the trainers responsibility is usually a attitude that results in a student quitting and a loss of what may be years of income helping support the DZ and sport. If you see a student sitting around and they are able to now do free fall and your available, extend a smile and go up with them, If they did static line training only, be the first to pin them and that student ... Here's s a clue, buy that person another jump and get right back up there.
nice video
I learned how to skydive when my Dad opened the door and said JUMP....
the first time you pack your own chute and jump has to be nerve-racking
You only learn to pack your own chute for the C liscence im pretty sure. For the A and B liscense it's packed for you.
@@rockthecraft inncorrect you have to do it one time, at least thats how it is at my DZ
@@rockthecraft incorrect, most places require you to take a packing course and pack your own before you get your A license
Don't worry it WANTS to open. :D
Enjoyed watching! Brought back some great memories! I was taught to wave my arms more than that guy did to clearly show I was pulling my chute. Where is that jump school located? I would love to go there and jump from a helicopter!
Ah it's Dubai their dessert campus, it's awesome from 15,000ft and everyone there is super cool
What is it that they are doing with the small canvas right above their head? They close it or wind it up?
collapsible slider. More experienced jumpers do this to reduce drag and help their canopy fly more aggressively
😍😍
what’s the cost ?
one day
How much cost of this course
how days did it take to complete the course
3 days
@@MartyNardelli7 you really are fast learner
im curious why pull the chute at 6000 ?
why not about 200 metres ?
wont tat be enough height to land smooth ?
So bro when you deploy at 6000ft, if you main parachut has a malfunction you have time to try and fix it or cut it away, and open your reserve... by the time we are at 25000ft, we must have a fully functional chute open, either main canopy or your reserve.. 6000ft is only for students, when you are more experienced you can deploy at 4000ft and react fast enough to cutaway if main canopy has a malfunction
@@addy677 ok thanks u r the man
@@BlokeBritish sorry I meant by 2500ft,we must have a functional canopy
@@addy677 yes i got tat haha
@@addy677 As a student i did 10 second delays from 3800'
Did you train in an air tube ?
yes about 30 minutes all together
@@MartyNardelli7 it can be seen. good Arch. I have now scored my level 3 and am going to the tube
@@mi3x2h awesome man!! There's nothing more free than being able to fly! Good luck on the rest of your AFF course.
@@MartyNardelli7 thank you :)
I was thinking you had tunnel time first. Real good video, to the point keeps it exciting!
Great video! Is it alot easier to control yourself and movements in the air than it looks? Thats the only thing im concerned about 😅
Good question.. though I would also add... how was the landing (that's the part I am more concerned with 😅)
Honestly it’s not that hard to control yourself in the air once your used to how the wind affects you. But like everything, the more you do it the more comfortable and effortless things will start to become.
@@vaughnmiller8282 r u a skydiver ?
Go to a wind tunnel and check it out safely.
It’s easy but it takes time to get used to the new environment. Kind of like when you first learned to swim it wasn’t necessarily hard to swim but it is a new environment. Once you understand that you’re manipulating the air than it’ll all click.
fucking awesome man!!!
Broke my ankle in my third AFF jump. Exactly 364 days since my prior jump & classroom course completion.
What happened?
@@robbagimma6202 Can't you read? He broke his ankle :D
@@UFOria212 yhea but what caused it
@@robbagimma6202 His third AFF jump :D
Hitting the ground probably
Never mind it’s on the rig
Really nice, Astronaut Course
Can you tell me how much it cost?
This was in Dubai it's about £1,500 - £2,500 in total. But you can pay as you go per jump.
The more you do the cheaper they get. Until you're fully qualified and its about £20 - £30 per jump
This was in Dubai it's about £1,500 - £2,500 in total. But you can pay as you go per jump.
The more you do the cheaper they get. Until you're fully qualified and its about £20 - £30 per jump
If you are curious jump. If you aren't don't. You will know from your first jump if it's where you belong.
Blue Skies, Black Death
Where is this dz
Dubai desert dz
When you are waving to pull it looks like you are saluting or something. o7 to you too.
Can i ask, student need to have some experience indoor before aff and how long time? Thx
Virgiliu Oprea, Tunnel time is not required but it will certainly help you with stability (Arching). If you have access to a wind tunnel, I suggest informing them that you intend to do the AFF course and would like to get stable and do most of the belly maneuvers required by the AFF course, this shouldn't take too many minutes/flights to achieve but will certainly help with confidence. Again, not necessary but nice to have.
@@Cyberpharao only 6 minutes in tunnel and result can stay stable and i turned left)
Tunnel not necessary at all but it helps build your confidence and your technique. The more wind tunnel time the better. Experienced skydivers are always using the tunnel to learn new moves as well👌
is it require to do tandem first or u can just straight go for the level 1? im new here and attempting to have the license after the MCO end😚
@@iqmalhakimi777 there is no definite answer to this question as it depends on the drop zone and your country's skydiving governing body rules. Check with the dz you're interested in learning at, they will be able to guide to what are the requirements.
How much Cost ?
only after 100 or so jumps they say by tendam instructors then another 100 or so jumps by dual instructors then 50 or so jumps by one instructor to await approval of jumpmaster to be deemed approved for solo jumper then final examination procedures take place near to thousand jumps or something too enter or be legitimized for :D EPICERNASTRYNESS :D INSTRUCTORS COURSE which all cost around or so of $300 $400 PER JUMP depending on altitude tendam location centers selection or availability + costs are different to every country so you may aswell just join the army for the paratroopers or simply just record every jump at which altitude by which instructors location/business once every month or so depending how much you can afford and able to attend its NOT A OVER NIGHT TITLE EARN it takes time. But the bigger question isnt money nor availability of instructors or planes its how much adradiline can your heart manage to take before a complete cardiac arrest takes place upon exit or during jump or seizures black outs chronic head ache pressures of resistance barrier is broken not to manage major psychologic risks to ones mind functionality mostly OCDs, vertigo. Not for the faint hearted.
Depending on the country but it's 1'600£ euro here in norway (for full A license), The OP paid 1'500 - 2'500£ for his. So it depends but it's around that range.
@@mysticizmo far out thats exactly 4,542.76 Australian Dollar -__- just how much is a single standard tandem jump or per jump + are you saying just jump straight into solo jumper for 2'500£ fast track and avoid all instructors/trainers to obtain full A license now is that category A license listed of any above that ive mentioned ie categorized tandem jumper(attendee) instructor (attendees skydiving instructor) jump master (skydivers assessor) jumper (solo jumper/skydiver) then what not pilot extreme height and altitude awareness ie HALO x EPIC x EXTREME in other words outer space dives or near.
@@GoxtA Tandem lies at about 300 here; what i mentioned is an A license (solo jumper (20 jumps)) with no prior experience. In relation to the video.
A single jump is 20 usd ish & full gear rental 13-15 or so (these last prices are id you're already a licensed jumper)
@@GoxtA And if i understood you correctly; Yes, atleast here, we can jump straight into an AFF "Gold" course for 1'700 usd -ish. Which takes no experience what so ever (i'm doing it this summer & i haven't done anything, not even tunnel flight). You get the same as in the video, but also get the last 13 jumps to "activate" your A license + the exam.
This package also includes a 14 days stay at the DZ while you're taking the course.
Why is it the tittle " Don't learn sky diving "... You did really good tho
Have you heard of click bait? 😁