posted Dec 2nd, 2014 - The Sun Path Products NSL News catches up with yesterday's events on Tuesday morning at the 5th Dubai International Parachuting Championship. 4-way competition is on the agenda for Tuesday action after the completion of Round 4 in 8-way yesterday.

The video of the conversation with three French world champions has been uploaded, which brings different topics of different events to the audience. French national coach Jeremie Rollett provided his insights of the French delegation during the conversation.

He has additional very realistic insights this time, as he is also competing with the French 8-way team in Dubai. The new Venturi lineup is in 1st place after Round 4. Jeremie Rollett brings a wealth of 8-way experiences to the team in Dubai. He won 8-way gold medals for France in Germany 2006 and Maubeuge 2008 before he switched to 4-way and won the next gold medal in Menzelinsk 2010.

Guillaume Bernier joined the same NSL Talk conversation. He was Jeremie Rollett's team mate in 2006, 2008 and 2010. He continued in 4-way, while Jeremie Rollett became the national coach after 2010, and won a 4-way bronze medal at the Mondial Dubai 2012.

Then he left the national team and took on Canopy Piloting where he is now one of the top competitors in the world. He will swoop for money in Dubai this week and is also coming back for France in 8-way next year.

Thomas Perrin Gachadoat joined the French 8-way lineup in 2009 and won his first gold medal in Menzelinsk 2010, together with Martial Ferre, who provided his French perspective in the previous NSL Talk. Thomas Perrin Gachadoat has continued with the French 8-way team since 2010 (silver in 2012, bronze in 2014) and is also in the new lineup with only former 8-way world champions.