Follow the instructions given by your Jumpmasters and do not sleep
during training.
Yea, I believe if I am well prepared enough, I can lower
the risks. I'll be sure to take up your advice, thanks! =D
dont worry.
at most you ooc.
If I'm to be ooc-ed, it would simply mean i broke something. And
that is something i want to prevent =) catch the drift?
Simple answer, watch where you're going. You're most
likely to get an injury by landing on an uneven patch of ground or
by running into an obstacle (I've seen a guy land on a parked C-130
once). You'll have a bunch of other parachutists in the air
at the same time as you, and especially with trainees who are still
getting the hang of steering those parachutes, so on top of finding
a good spot to land, you also have to make sure you don't collide
with one of mates in mid-air. The trick is to maintain
awareness of not only the ground, but also of the other jumpers
around you.
Awesome advice, =D thanks bro! But i've 200 degrees for my
eyesight, it might pose problems if i can't see properly right?
What do/can we geeks wear when we jump? or we simply have to do
without glasses?
http://www.singaporemoms.com/parenting/Skydiving
That's a very helpful website! thank you very much! =D
