Thanks mate! Blue skies!

I am 13 but I can't wait intill I van jump out of an aeroplane

Eeyyyyy...

Skydive Jurien Bay ✈️ nice and well explained.

NINJA FROG. Do Indoor Skydiving if you can mate. You can do all of these moves and learn them all before you even jump out of a plane.

Wait but how do you know when to deploy the parachute?

@@angelramirez6842 they have an altitude monitor on their arms. they deploy at above certain height.

@@GForceConnections thank u, cuz i want to go skydiving with friends, and i kinda want to learn a lil

@@GForceConnections At what altitude should one deploy and what altitude is it too late to deploy

@@himself187 not a skydiver (jet) but here's what i've read: height depends on which licence you have: A licence - 3000 ft., B licence - 2500 ft, C licence - 2000 to 1500 ft. 1000 ft is the minimum height and you should only jump at that height in case of a plane malfunction during take off.

Hahaha nice one!

Really nice one xD

How much is it after ther certificate

Well, when i did my tandem, people who jumped solo paid like 25 or 30 euros for a 14 k feet jump

I believe its 14000-foot jump

Charles Bennett Depends where you are, certification and all is 150-500$ depending how much training and types. After that 14,000ft jumps are 20-40$ and some places even offer like 9,000ft or something at 14-25$

@@raulcalma-deal8792 This is not correct. Nowhere in the world is it that cheap to get certified for solo jumps. For your standard A class license it costs about $3,000 minimum, assuming no re jumps. Here is the place I got my license from. www.thejumpingplace.com/product/uspa-a-license-course/

Hi

Awesome dude, good luck and have fun!

panzerkitsune urte

How much roughly is the AFF course all stages? & Over how many days if not daily? Thanks

Hi

It's certainly more technical than paratrooping: they just kick you out of the airplane, the parachute automatically deploys, bon voyage and good luck with the landing! hahaha

Please dont stop - keep doing what you like and make you excited :)

I did my first tandem and it was a lot, second was way better and from then on I knew I wanted to get my license. I’m still about 10 jumps from my A license. Taking IAD not AFF

Live your life to the fullest man 👍

Did you get your AFF license?

Good on ya pal. Hope you do.

Michal Chruscinski yes all I want to know know is whats the feeling like if we are 1G, our own body weight normally then how many more times than 1 am I when falling? I'm also talking about the whole duration not just exit or at terminal velocity

@@leetyler3713 you would only ever feel a max of 1g net force downwards

Nice! Where do you jump?

Yo go girl!

SniperShiv I don’t think he’s ok. It’s been a year.

@@acooldog8259 He might have just forgotten to reply. Doesn't mean he's dead

@@dyek0o401 no he’s dead. I know him; he choked on a pretzel a few days after his first jump. Tragic.

@@sofaslippers7634 lol wtf! 🥨😂

@@sofaslippers7634 Oh my...I'm so sorry, that's tragic indeed.

cheers man

Oh man, that's so good to hear. We actually never anticipated the huge positive response from the video. I mean, we wanted to create something great, but from all the comments it has become clear that it's the worlds number one video when it comes to learning to skydive solo. So thank you for sharing your feedback and we wish you great success in the sport. Blue skies

you're welcome. Thank you!

You're welcome. Come jump with us some day !

You're welcome

Do you ever plan to try it at least? You should! ;)

@@SkydiveVibes I would like to but I have back issues. Not sure if that disqualifies me. It was on my bucket list though.

Dylan spiers good on ya bud, and trust me, if you weren’t nervous, I’d be worried! 15 years of BASE jumping and I felt sick often at launch, it’s only natural champ, but this is why you don’t let mates try and give you tips on what to do, you save your coin, hang out at the DZ as often as you can, meet people, talk to people, get to know the veterans and high numbers jumpers mate, be a part of the scene so when you’re ready to start your course you will feel more at home. I don’t jump as often anymore, Paragliging takes up a lot of my time teaching and flying, but I’m glad I did my AFF when I did, and was lucky enough to gain numbers pretty quickly and end up behind the lens as I quite rapidly climbed through my licensing. You will be fine mate. I’ll get my IT guy to message you when he can from out schools account, we mix it up a bit and he’s a skydiver and BASE jumper also, so he’s a good person to chat too, and honestly, speak to as many people as you can and address any fears or nerves mate, but you’re not going to have time to be nervous once you start, you will be wanting to be back in that plane as soon as you can haha Well done young fella 👊🏼

Hey Where do you plan to do it?

Sounds very hard My course will be in this week

Thanks Reg! Come learn with us some day

Thanks mate! 270,000 views! we cant believe it!

Cheers and thank you.

How did it go?

Yeah how did it go ?

asser loko he died

@@eddieg1386 RIP

RIP

Alex Kravetz have you done it? And if yes how did it go?

Glad you liked the video Dan

AWesome, all the best Eddie

Rohit Rathod has the day come yet?

How exciting!!

Hey Scott, where do you plan to do it? I highly recommend to go for it!

Skydive Vibes We plan on learning balance, stability, control and all the basics at Flyaway Indoor Skydiving in Pigeon Forge Tennessee throughout the winter. Here in Elizabethtown, Kentucky, we have skydiving. I'm watching every video here on KZfaq to learn. I've paid quite a lot of attention to the jumps that are titled Fails because they teach you what mistakes are being made.

Because Ifly Indoor Skydiving in Pigeon Forge Tennessee is 4 h 27 min (254.9 mi) away, I plan on booking 3-4 hours of tunnel time and staying in a nearby hotel for 2-3 days. It's my goal throughout the winter to overcome my mistakes and any bad habits that I may develop. One advantage of living in the south is, winters are short and spring comes sooner. Quite often during the winter months, we have a lot of nice warm days so there's always a good chance of achieving my AFF Course and training before summer comes around in April-May

Same.

Agree, one of the best!

Heath (voice over) is a fantastic instructor!