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Here’s a short video of the awesome day we had with Yanni Lee after winning the Arizona X-Force Experience. Thank you to everyone that purchased a ticket to help support the team! And a huge thanks to SKYDIVE ARIZONA and Skyventure Arizona for your support in helping us follow our dreams.
Published: Tuesday, July 25th 2017, 4:37 pm MST By Lydia Camarillo, Anchor
“The sky is the limit for this crew! Skydiving team Arizona X-Force is gearing up for the Skydiving World Cup next month in Germany as part of the U.S. Parachute Team, the nation’s most elite aerial athletes. The team trains at Skydive Arizona in Eloy. Arizona X-Force won the bronze in vertical formation skydiving at the U.S. Parachute Association National Skydiving Championships. During vertical formation skydiving, four-person teams exit the plane more than two miles above the ground and perform acrobatic maneuvers.” Copyright 2017Tucson News Now. All rights reserved.
Brianne Thompson and Niklas Daniel of AXIS Flight School traveled to Skydive Suffolk in Virginia for the second year in a row, to organize at the 4th of July Boogie. From July 1st – 4th, jumps were made from both a Skyvan and Caravan. Participants took advantage of the organizing/coaching to learn new skills and try out various disciplines. Group sizes varied from 2-ways to 8-ways. On the last day Tom Deacon flew a large flag over the drop zone which was choreographed to the national anthem and filmed by Nik. They both managed to land on the ground simultaniously as the song came to an end. Thank you Skydive Suffolk for having AXIS as part of your 4th of July boogie. We are looking forward to next year.
Here is a collection of screen shots from our GoPro footage:
On July 5th, Brianne and Nik dropped by the USPA Head quarters in Fredericksburg for a quick surprise visit. Randy Connell (director of competition & records) gave us a tour of the building and a few history lessons about the sport.
Rules for the first relative work competition in sport parachuting history. Sunday, November 5, 1967First USA National team (women and men) 1967
At the end of the tour, Nik found out that the July Parachutist magazine was sporting one of his pictures on the cover.
Nik and Brianne at USPA HQ. Photo by Randy Connell.
We would like to thank everyone at USPA for their hospitality, and special thanks to Randy for the eye opening tour.