Did you know that Aerodyne and NSL have formed an alliance to promote Formation Skydiving? posted: Sep 1st, 2010 The Aerodyne Skydive Project has been put together by Aerodyne and the NSL to provide local events for formation skydivers on a high quality level. The project goal is to get together groups of skilled and experienced jumpers who want to make good skydives together. The approximate and flexible benchmark is set at the capability of doing 10-point skydives in a 4-way jump.
The projects simple formula is "Better Skydives = More Fun". The weekend events provide a structured environment for participants to come out and be assured of doing some nice complex jumps with a local organizer. The dives... (more)
Did you know that the TOP 4 were separated by only two points after Round 4 in Menzelinsk? posted: Aug 31st, 2010 The NSL News story on 21 August 2010 featured the first two rounds of the TOP 6 teams at the World Championship of Formation Skydiving 2010. NSL-TV now follows up with the next two rounds of the same teams.
The new videos include the world record sequence of Round 3 in Menzelinsk. The jumps have been shown a few times on other occasions, the last time when the eight teams were featured, which all scored higher than the previous world record was for a single round.
A super fast sequence always has the potential to shake up the leaderboard significantly. However, this did not happen at the... (more)
Did you know that NSL-TV presents the Shamrock Showdown 2010 Show? posted: Aug 30th, 2010 The NSL News mentioned a few times this year that a real NSL-TV show was in the works. It would cover the FSL Shamrock Showdown 2010.
Joey Jones was anchoring the show, which was produced live on competition site at Skydive DeLand during the event.
Editing the footage and getting it ready for airing it for the first time on the Brighthouse Sports Network, a regional cable channel in Florida and a few other states, took a while.
Executive producer John Dunn eventually finalized the show for NSL-TV before it was sent off to the network.
It was aired several times in the meantime, and... (more)
Did you know that NSL-TV zooms in on the AA Class competition at the UK Nationals 2010? posted: Aug 29th, 2010 The NSL News story on 18 August 2010 reported the UK Nationals 2010, and the story on 20 August 2010 followed up with Satori's and Team Bodyflight's meet videos.
There was much more happening at UK's record breaking national championships, as UK correspondent Jo Hawley provided an overview of the competition in all four categories. The NSL News now zooms in on the AA Class competition, and Camscore provided more videos of this part of the UK Nationals 2010.
The meet videos feature all six teams in this category, which saw a nerve wrecking race for the gold medals (Unagi - RAFSPA Firefly)... (more)
Did you know that Perris Fury approaches the USPA Nationals with new group dynamics? posted: Aug 28th, 2010 Another national championship event is coming closer, the USPA Nationals 2010. The event pages for the NSL News coverage have been set, and a link on the top of the front page leads straight to the 4-way Open Class page.
The event pages offer a review of last year's USPA Nationals, as copies of the respective leaderboards bring back team names, scores and memories of the exciting competition, which included a new world record in Round 6.
Spaceland Force's 45-pointer is history by now after eight teams scored higher at the World Championship of Formation Skydiving 2010. Sky Panthers and Aerodyne... (more)
Did you know that Luca Marchioro and Livio Piccolo won their 10th Italian championship title? posted: Aug 27th, 2010 Italy was another country that held the national championships after the World Championship of Formation Skydiving 2010 in Menzelinsk.
This time, it was the Italian national team Sinapsi that just came back from Russia to defend the national 4-way title.
It was not really a challenge for Sinapsi, and the bronze medalist of 2006 could enjoy a casual competition at the Italian Nationals 2010.
Six other teams competed in the AAA Class, while additional nine teams had signed up for the A Class competition.
Adrenalina, the winner of the A Class competition, won the gold medals as easily... (more)