Never did it because I don't like the feel of falling. They have it at Whistler mountian and a place on vancouver island. You can go free if you jump nakkid!!!!!
...........so if you want free do it here. Pictures pls tho.
Imo go for a skydiving license...if you get that one, You can jump anywhere in the world. Well worth the money
Yup, plus at least here it really isn't that expensive. And when you solo jump, no one will surprise sex you in the air - that's always a clear and present danger when tandem jumping.
They offer some really cool stuff considering how dangerous HALO jumps are. They offer some packages where you do a water jump, and then scuba dive a bit in a reef. It's not cheap, but if you aren't special forces its about the only way to do that type of stuff.
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They offer some really cool stuff considering how dangerous HALO jumps are. They offer some packages where you do a water jump, and then scuba dive a bit in a reef. It's not cheap, but if you aren't special forces its about the only way to do that type of stuff.
Dangerous? All I see is mention of hypoxia and the usual skydiving stuff... Maybe the wind blows you off course...
They offer some really cool stuff considering how dangerous HALO jumps are. They offer some packages where you do a water jump, and then scuba dive a bit in a reef. It's not cheap, but if you aren't special forces its about the only way to do that type of stuff.
Dangerous? All I see is mention of hypoxia and the usual skydiving stuff...
HALO jumps are usually at 30k feet, and due to the extra equipment requirement - There is double the chance something could fail with the result of you dying. Be it in the oxygen supply, or the stabilizer chute.
They offer some really cool stuff considering how dangerous HALO jumps are. They offer some packages where you do a water jump, and then scuba dive a bit in a reef. It's not cheap, but if you aren't special forces its about the only way to do that type of stuff.
Dangerous? All I see is mention of hypoxia and the usual skydiving stuff...
HALO jumps are usually at 30k feet, and due to the extra equipment requirement - There is double the chance something could fail with the result of you dying. Be it in the oxygen supply, or the stabilizer chute.
Well, it's not fine if your oxygen supply fails and you pass out, or the stabilizer chute fails and you spin with such violence that you are knocked unconscious.
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