Lots of people decide to quit skydiving because of their canopy skills—they’re afraid of injury or perhaps just the embarrassment of a bad landing. And statistics show that the most hazardous part of a skydive begins once a jumper is under a fully functioning canopy. But don’t let a lack of knowledge or skill keep you from the sport that you love—there are many ways to improve your confidence and safety under canopy. Even the people who win medals and dazzle crowds will tell you that they, too, have room for improvement.
Read moreWhat skills should skydivers have before downsizing their canopy?Skydivers should master essential canopy control skills like flat turns, flare turns, crosswind landings, and accuracy before […]
Read moreWhat’s the difference between canopy flight and canopy ride in skydiving? It comes down to intent. One is controlled, planned, and constantly improving.The other is […]
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