Intro to Angles

2 groups 3-4 jumpers each + Travis (group size will be dependent on jumpers experience within each group)

200 jump minimum

Audible required

Goal 4-5 jumps per group

Instruction morning of jumping before jump operations

Debrief between jumps and end of day

Hopefully there’s enough jumpers at the dz to turn loads. The registration fee is meant to cover my packer and jumps. Cookout and beers after jumps!

Registration Fee is $50/person

Goals of the camp:

• Learn the difference between Tracking and Angle Flying
• Learn he required equipment to safely be on an Angle Jump
• Learn Quadrant safety
• Learn the proper way to exit the plane on an Angle Jump
• Learn the different inputs and the effect of those inputs
• Learn proper break-off procedures

If you participated last year, you’re still welcome back to work on improving your skills as you work towards being ready for an intermediate level camp.

Your spot will be considered reserved once I have both of the follow:

1. Fill out the application in the ticket section
2. Registration fee sent to Venmo @Travis-Gehr with the memo “Intro to Angles Camp”

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If you’re usually in the bigger group of the Enderle’s small way head up camp, I love you, but this is not the camp for you.

If you’ve learned to sit-fly safely and can stay on your feet for a full skydive, but now you need people to freely with, this IS the camp for YOU!

In this camp we will focus on HU Exits, docks, breakoffs, and formation basics.

Registration is $100 for 2 days. Registration is to keep groups small and pay for organizer pack jobs, so we can get participants as many jumps as possible while still briefing and debriefing each jump.

Venmo $100 @Travis-Gehr and sign up with link below to reserve your spot.  Please include the message “HEAD UP CAMP Start Skydiving” when submitting Venmo payment.  

If you can’t make it both days we can work with you based on the numbers we end up with.

Head up for dayzzz!!!

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