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Skydiving

            NOTES ON RESEARCH PAPER FOR SKYDIVING!.
            
             During the last ten centuries, parachutes and skydiving have passed through three basic developmental stages. The earliest occurred before the balloon and other aircraft, before there was an actual need. The second was during the last three centuries when there was a requirement to be able to escape damaged balloons, airplanes and spacecraft. And the last stage is taking place from the late 1950s to the present within the sport of skydiving. The sport requires significantly different equipment and it is probably true that since 1960 there have been more improvements to the parachute than in all of previously recorded history.
             THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE JUMPING!.
             ^ Know about all possible skydiving malfunctions and how to deal with them. .
             ^ Have an intimate knowledge of equipment. .
             ^ Have the right motivation for wanting to jump. .
             ^ Obtain the right training from the right people. .
             ^ Know about all possible B.A.S.E. malfunctions. .
             ^ Know the differences between skydiving and B.A.S.E. jumping.
             PRICES!.
             Prices range for skydiving, it all depends where you go.
             Skydive Orange (name of the place).
             Static Line first skydive course - $190.
             Tandem First Skydive Course - $220.
             Accelerated Freefall (AFF) First Skydive Course - $325.
             Skydiving Center Prices.
             Tandem Freefall First Jump - $199.
             Tandem Returning Jump - $189.
             Accelerated Freefall First Skydive Course (AFF) - $299.
             AFF level 2 or 3 - $200.
             AFF lever 4-7 - $200.
             Jumps after AFF Level 7 are only $48, including equipment rental and jump.
             Video for your skydive only $75 for Tandem or AFF Jumps.
             www.Parachutesarefun.com .
             GROUPS!.
             1-4 people Tandem freefall Jump - $175.00 each complete.
             5-9 people Tandem freefall Jump - $165.00 each complete.
             10 + people Tandem freefall Jump - $155.00 each complete.
             1-2 people Accelerated Free Fall level 1 - $190.00 each complete.
             3 + people Accelerated Free Fall level 1- $ 175.00 each complete.
             DIFFERENT KINDS OF JUMPS!.
             1. Static line first skydive course-.


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