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News Article Did you know that Josh Hall released the 2020 schedule of the Southern California Skydiving League?
posted: Dec 18th, 2019 The outdoor training and competition season in America and Europe has been over for a while. Teams and competitors have mostly turned to the wind tunnels, with a few exceptions in Florida, Southern California and locations in the southern parts of Europe. At the same time, the planning for the 2020 season is either completed, as well, or it is in full swing at this point in time. Josh Hall, Arizona Airspeed 4-way world champion of 2012, has finalized his schedule for the 2020 season of the Southern California Skydiving League that he has been managing for several years. The season opener... (more)
News Article Did you know that Paraclete XP and iFLY Dallas focus more on the 4-way grass-root level?
posted: Dec 10th, 2019 It becomes more and more challenging for any Indoor Cloud League teams to offer the Hurricane Factory in the Czech Republic serious opposition on the special leaderboard with the six monthly sequences. The never-ending flow of Czech 4-way juniors into Jan Klapka's 4-way indoor project has been creating Rookie Class teams who learn quickly with regular training. They are posting reliable top scores for the two Rookie Class categories with capped scoring limits (RR - R) until they have to move up. At that point, they are skilled enough to follow up with competitive scores in the next categories... (more)
News Article Did you know that Paraclete XP and iFLY Dallas are on the same Indoor Cloud League mission?
posted: Nov 5th, 2019 The October leaderboard of the Indoor Cloud League begins to take shape after iFLY Jacksonville and Hurricane Factory posted the first scores and videos earlier. Paraclete XP and iFLY Dallas followed up with their October information last weekend. Both ICL teams continued to use the ICL events to introduce 4-way competition to new participants. Morgan Womble, who organizes the ICL events at Paraclete XP, said that she had six young and new fliers participating: "They are doing great! Most of them have less than 50 jumps." At the same time, the new participants and young skydivers have the... (more)
News Article Did you know that SNE Fly Girls from New England peaked at the FAI World Cup?
posted: Oct 23rd, 2019 The 4-way Women competition at the FAI Outdoor World Cup included an interesting re-match of three of the four teams who were eligible for the event after competing and qualifying at the USPA Nationals 2018. Five 4-way Women teams had registered for the 4-way Open Class competition at last year's national championship (Phoenix XP - Perris Force - Victorious Secret - SNE Fly Girls - Spaceland Heatwave), and they had their eyes on the four 4-way Women slots at the world cup a year later. Three of them (Phoenix XP - Victorious Secret - SNE Fly Girls) eventually signed up for the world cup, which... (more)
News Article Did you know that NSL-TV features the Best of Indoor Cloud League September?
posted: Oct 23rd, 2019 The Indoor Cloud League leaderboard for the month of September presented a new participating team from iFLY Jacksonville in Florida, as the NSL News reported on September 30th. The new team started with five of the six ICL sequences and will try to submit a full set for October. The September video features the best performances of the month that the Hurricane Factory won with the highest total of the 2019 season. Hurricane Factory and Paraclete XP each claimed three of the six highscores on the 14+ leaderboard, while iFLY SF Bay won all three technical sequences (AAA - AA - A) over iFLY Orlando... (more)
News Article Did you know that the British delegation was the second largest at the FAI World Cup?
posted: Oct 21st, 2019 The British delegation at the FAI Outdoor World Cup was the largest one behind the host nation, the United States. Six British teams were registered for the traditional Formation Skydiving events (4-way Open - 8-way Open - 4-way Women). France was the only other nation with teams in the same three events, while it was logistically much easier with the French 8-way team fielding the two French 4-way teams at the same time. The U.S. delegation consisted of a total of 11 teams for the three events, and three additional teams competed in 4-way VFS. The U.S. delegation collected a total of seven... (more)