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AXIS Flight School offers structured, progressive training designed to help sport skydivers of all levels achieve their personal and competitive goals. Whether you’re looking to improve your canopy skills, master new freefall techniques in the tunnel and sky, or prepare for competition, our world-class coaches will guide you every step of the way.

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AXIS Foundations of Flight – Taking Grips

October 1, 2012
AXIS Foundations of Flight – Back-Flip Transition From Sit to Head-Down Daffy

September 1, 2012
AXIS Foundations of Flight – 2-way 360 Cat Spin

August 1, 2012
AXIS learns to Wing-suit

July 13, 2012

Over the 4th of July weekend, AXIS Flight School took a trip to Skydive San Diego in an effort to learn something new… wing-suit flying. Barry Holubeck, a highly accomplished wing-suit pilot, skydiver, photographer, and BASE jumper, showed us the ropes over two days. Here are a couple of screen grabs from Barry’s Go…
Blue Skies Magazine #33 Featured Photo

July 13, 2012

I would like to thank Kolla, Lara & Pierre from Blue Skies Magazine for making one of my recent images their featured photo! It depicts Bill Butler (AXIS Flight School Student) and myself completing a “Compressed Stack” over Skydive Arizona. BTW, if you don’t have a subscription to Blue Skies Magazine, what are you waiting for? Click…
Tunnel Machines

June 23, 2012

Just some of the highlights from last night’s tunnel session. Flyers: Kimberly Winslow, Brandon Atwood, Ty Losey, Niklas Daniel, Potter Cividino, Mike “Friday” Friedman.
AXIS Foundations of Flight – Back-fly Neutral Position

June 22, 2012
Dean’s SVAZ Memorial Day Weekend Tunnel Trip

June 12, 2012
AXIS Foundations of Flight – Head Down Break-off

June 4, 2012
Skydiving Team Dallas Storm

May 29, 2012

“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”