Did you know that the March meet of the Southwest Skydiving League is now on NSL-TV? posted: Apr 23rd, 2005 The NSL-TV has opened another series of competition jumps from a different event. The videos of the second meet of the Southwest Skydiving League 2005 season at Perris Valley Skydiving arrived in the NSL headquarters last week and are now ready to be uploaded, round by round. (more)
Did you know that nine teams enjoyed the fast draw in the desert sun? posted: Apr 20th, 2005 The backdrop for Meet #3 of the Southwest Skydiving League was a beautiful spring day in Eloy, Arizona. Nine four-way teams enjoyed a fast draw and the opportunity to compete with the league’s two full-time teams, Arizona Airspeed Odyssey and Arizona Airspeed Velocity. To top off the great weather and participation, a strange coincidence: round five of the draw was exactly the same jump as round three of Meet #2 on March 19th. Omniskore provided the professional judging, the staff at Skydive Arizona ran things like a clockwork, and guest meet director Andi McNew did a great job. (more)
Did you know that round six of the SSL Valentine's Meet 2005 completes the NSL-TV coverage? posted: Mar 28th, 2005 Round six of the SSL Valentine's Meet 2005 completes the NSL-TV coverage of this event. This last round offers one last opportunity for now to review Arizona Airspeed's two line-ups competing at the first competition of the 2005 season in February. Airspeed Odyssey and Velocity did not travel to Perris for the March meet of the Southwest Skydiving League. However, the SSL moves back to Eloy, Arizona, in April. There is a very good chance that new Airspeed 4-way footage will then become available for NSL-TV and the valued audience. (more)
Did you know that the latest omission messages from judges and IPC officials are clear? posted: Mar 25th, 2005 The discussion of the omission has continued in the NSL Forum after the NSL News stories on March 15 and March 17. The video of the jump is not available any longer on the NSL-TV page after the recent update with round five of the SSL Valentine's Meet. There is a new link to the video file for further reviews, which has been set in the NSL Forum's omission topic.
The NSL headquarters also received additional feedback from IPC (International Parachuting Commission) officials, which helps to clarify the situation. Fiona McEachern, the Australian Chair of the IPC Formation Skydiving Committee,... (more)
Did you know that the current two sequences on NSL-TV are very similar? posted: Mar 24th, 2005 The current NSL-TV offers the most exciting footage. All six top contenders of the AAA Class can be viewed at the same time: the Golden Knights, Airspeed Odyssey and Airspeed Velocity with round five of the SSL Valentine's Meet 2005; DeLand Fire, the Golden Knights, DeLand Majik and Team Fastrax with round one of the FSL Shamrock Showdown 2005. The Shamrock TV offers in addition the footage of Italy's Sinapsi PD and several other international top teams. (more)
Did you know that the Southwest Skydiving League was surprised with great weather on meet day? posted: Mar 23rd, 2005 Weather has definitely limited training days for many SSL teams this season, but so far both SSL meets have surmounted looming forecasts. Just as the Arizona skies opened up long enough for teams to complete their rounds at Meet #2, the California skies also cooperated on the weather day. (more)
Did you know that the March meet of the Southwest Skydiving League is now on NSL-TV?
Did you know that nine teams enjoyed the fast draw in the desert sun?
Did you know that round six of the SSL Valentine's Meet 2005 completes the NSL-TV coverage?
Did you know that the latest omission messages from judges and IPC officials are clear?
Did you know that the current two sequences on NSL-TV are very similar?
Did you know that the Southwest Skydiving League was surprised with great weather on meet day?