Amazing jump and thanks for sharing! I had a terrible experience on jump 1. I was going to go back and try again the next day. But after a few recommendations of doing tunnel, I spent 18 minutes in the tunnel. The instructor in the tunnel was great and the last two minutes of tunnel we spent them trying to get me off balance and recoup. Went back for a retake and passed two and three without any issues. I would highly recommend tunnel time to anyone who is considering or is struggling with any of the levels. I know some that "get it" right away and don't take time for the tunnel but for the rest of us it is an amazing tool to help you.
Very interesting, thanks for sharing. I'm currently in AFF and had a similar experience but in Level 2 which I then had to repeat and then passed. It's pretty overwhelming with so many little details you need to remember up there and the arch body position just feels very unnatural in some way. After I failed I was pretty nervous, just like you - not because of jumping out of the plane but because of the stress and worry of doing a mistake again.
@@porglife4104 I'm really happy for you! I'm doing the AFF course, I recently failed the third level, I repeated it and passed even though when the instructors left me I had a slight rotation. On Saturday I should do the fourth level, I admit that I still have a bit of anxiety and I haven't yet overcome the fear of the door and the anxiety of the pre-jump. Let's hope so!
Amazing jump and thanks for sharing!
I had a terrible experience on jump 1. I was going to go back and try again the next day. But after a few recommendations of doing tunnel, I spent 18 minutes in the tunnel. The instructor in the tunnel was great and the last two minutes of tunnel we spent them trying to get me off balance and recoup.
Went back for a retake and passed two and three without any issues. I would highly recommend tunnel time to anyone who is considering or is struggling with any of the levels. I know some that "get it" right away and don't take time for the tunnel but for the rest of us it is an amazing tool to help you.
Cool, how did the rest of your levels go?
Very interesting, thanks for sharing.
I'm currently in AFF and had a similar experience but in Level 2 which I then had to repeat and then passed. It's pretty overwhelming with so many little details you need to remember up there and the arch body position just feels very unnatural in some way. After I failed I was pretty nervous, just like you - not because of jumping out of the plane but because of the stress and worry of doing a mistake again.
That's cool, I'd be terrified!
lol I had to repeat level 3
Four times 😂
"How is it going now? How many jumps have you made?
@@NomeEcognome0 I’m licensed I got over 100 jumps now . Part of it was the instructors being weenies honestly but hey I did it
@@porglife4104 I'm really happy for you! I'm doing the AFF course, I recently failed the third level, I repeated it and passed even though when the instructors left me I had a slight rotation. On Saturday I should do the fourth level, I admit that I still have a bit of anxiety and I haven't yet overcome the fear of the door and the anxiety of the pre-jump. Let's hope so!
@@NomeEcognome0 where u doing it? Elsinore?
@@NomeEcognome0 yeah don’t sweat it I was afraid still even after I got my license lol it’s Normal . We’re jumping out of perfectly good airplanes