The Drop
News and Resources from AXIS Flight School
Category: Skydiving
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If the number of inquires USPA Headquarters has been receiving on a weekly basis is any indication, this year’s National Skydiving Championships at Skydive Arizona is going to be the biggest ever. Here’s some basic information for those interested in competing: Registration: All competitors, including alternates and videographers, pay a general registration fee of $50.…
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I would like to thank Scott Jontes from Performance Designs for creating the advertisement below. It features an image he took of me flying a Sabre 2 during a photo shoot in Palatka Florida back in April of 2010.
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Here is the new Sun Path Ad comprised from an image taken by Bill Schmitz and myself. The podium shot was taken at the 2011 USPA Nationals at Skydive Arizona.
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“The U.S. Team has a long, proud tradition of representing the United States in international parachuting competitions dating back to the 1950s. This year is especially exciting, as the team will compete in the 2012 FAI Mondial (all events) Championships at the magnificent skydiving venue in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. While making the U.S. Team…
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“Skydiving team Dallas Storm traveled to Eloy Arizona to train at Skydive Arizona. The team made a dozen jumps with coaching from Thomas Hughes (of Arizona Airspeed), and also completed 2.5 hours of wind tunnel training. Outside/Outside footage by Niklas Daniel”
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On May 6th, AXIS Flight School hosted a Canopy Flocking event and free seminars dedicated to educating jumpers on canopy flight at Skydive Arizona. The goal of the course was to expand on the awareness of each individual’s canopy knowledge, as well as canopy separation while in the pattern. The course welcomed jumpers from all skill and…
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After the picture was digitally altered by Para-Mag, the image below ended up on the cover of the 300th edition! Please click here to view the digital version. If you missed my previous CYPRES 2 Peace of Mind post, here is the video of the cover shot moment – Enjoy 🙂
