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Did you know that Christy Frikken's Moxie team won the Team Building Week's 16-way Challenge?
posted: Dec 14th, 2009 Perris Valley Skydiving in California, home of Perris Fury, once again hosted its annual team-building workshop over the Thanksgiving weekend. It's a 3-day event for formation skydivers geared towards helping individuals find potential teammates and sometimes just friends to jump with for the upcoming season. As in previous years, Perris Fury hosted the event and offered free coaching, organizing and the opportunity to jump with the team members, Chris Farina, Christy Frikken, Josh Hall and Uli Steuwe. The event has grown to a point where potential team members have scheduled it in to be there... (more)

Did you know that Thiago Muradas' video completes the Rhythm tryout coverage?
posted: Dec 13th, 2009 The SDC Rhythm XP tryout for the Tail slot was completed successfully on Saturday evening. It was a long and intensive day for Rhythm, the three candidates, coach Kirk Verner and the NSL News. The first two candidates, Samer Haija and Nick Grillet were already featured with videos of their flying sessions in the two stories that were posted at the event site, the Paraclete XP wind tunnel in Raeford, North Carolina. Thiago Muradas was the last candidate for the slot and finished off the tryout with the session that began at 8:30 pm. The three Rhythm members and Kirk Verner now have a few days... (more)

Did you know that Nick Grillet has completed his session?
posted: Dec 11th, 2009 Nick Grillet is done, too. He is actually the top contender at the moment, as the first results of the tryout poll indicate. He is the only learned and trained Tail of the three candidates and has a 2-year experience in the slot. Thiago Muradas was the Center Outside for Sebastian Tempest this year. Samer Haija was the Point for Arizona/Spaceland Directe. Thiago Muradas used the first two flying sessions carefully to learn more about the slot and how the SDC Rhythm XP 3-way is flying with each candidate. (more)

Did you know that Samer Haija's flying session is now on NSL-TV?
posted: Dec 11th, 2009 Samer Haija has completed his whole part of the SDC Rhythm XP tryout at the Paraclete XP wind tunnel. He discussed the team project with Rob Radez, JaNette and Steve Lefkowitz and then spent an hour in the flying chamber with them. Coach Kirk Verner was observing the flying session and evaluating the performance outside the flying chamber. Nick Grillet and Thiago Muradas were interested observers, as well, naturally. It was a 30-minute flying time, as the team shared the hour with the Eagles, an Embry Riddle novice team from Florida that prepares for the US Collegiate Championship 2009. The... (more)

Did you know that the NSL News reports live from the SDC Rhythm XP tail tryout?
posted: Dec 11th, 2009 The NSL News has a special treat for the 4-way fans and probably especially for the SDC Rhythm XP fans. The story on 23 October 2009 broke the news that three of the team members were making plans for the next step up in the team career. Rhythm was now looking for a new member in the tail slot. The story on 12 November 2009 followed up on the same topic and confirmed Rhythm's efforts to fill the open slot. Additional information of the plans for the near future showed that the Midwest team from Skydive Chicago is planning to make it to the top level of 4-way competition. Then it was time... (more)

Did you know that Team DiZaster fixed the early exit problems mostly at the FSL meets?
posted: Dec 10th, 2009 The NSL News reported the first half of the Rookie Class competition for the NSL Championship title of 2009 between Relativity from Colorado and Team DiZaster from Skydive City with the story on 23 November 2009. The same story inluded the videos of the first five rounds at the NSL Championship 2009. The missing videos of rounds six to ten have now been uploaded, as well, and they are available for reviews. The first part of this Rookie Class story explained how the team from Colorado had moved into the position of the top contender throughout the 2009 season and how much tighter the 10-round... (more)