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I would like to thank Bruno at Para Mag and congratulate Alex Swindle on his first cover photo. Alex took the image below with a GoPro Hero 4 that was mounted to his helmet via two GoPoles. The December 2015 cover is part of a special edition of the French skydiving magazine. Please click here to view the accompanying article.
One year ago, Arizona X-Force took 4th place at the 2014 USPA Nationals in Chicago with a 3.0 average. After a line up change, completing close to 400 training jumps at Skydive Arizona, and spending about 30 hours in the Skyventure Arizona wind tunnel, the team was able to improve their competition average to a 13.13 in just one season.
Arizona X-FORCE (Team 2005) from left to right: Seth Studer, Johnny Gunn, Kevin Mitchell, Brianne Thompson, Niklas Daniel. Photo by David Cherry.
Here is a look at the draw for the open devision:
B-9-11
K-C-D-17
N-L-M-F-J
i-2-12
8-10-7
14-5-1
16-15-13
H-G-A-6
4-3-E (tie breaker round)
SDC Core and AZ Arsenal ended up taking the first two spots on the podium with a 19 point difference between each other. There was an exciting fight to the finish between Arizona X-Force and the ARMY Golden Knights, as they battled for the bronze. Both teams were tied going into the last round, with a very challenging jump to boot. In the end, X-Force managed to put two more points on the board than the Knights, securing their 3rd place finish.
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