First Jumps
Tandem - Accelerated Freefall -
Static Line

Tandem is the safest, easiest and quickest of
all first time
skydiving methods. You will be attached to your skydiving instructor by an
FAA approved harness specially constructed for tandem jumping. After
only 15 minutes of training you will exit the aircraft from over two miles above the ground! You and
your instructor will free fall for about a minute!.
The canopy is then deployed beginning you and your instructors slow descent to the landing
area. Both you and your instructor will fly the giant canopy to a soft, stand-up
landing on the airport.
On the way to altitude you will be
treated to a spectacular aerial tour of the Royal Gorge Bridge and stunning
views of the Rocky Mountains and Sangre De Cristos adding even More Value
to an already great deal! Cost of a Tandem
Skydive.
With
AFF your first jump is a minute
long freefall made with two
Jumpmasters who will provide direct assistance during the exit and the freefall portions
of the jump. Once the students parachute is deployed, the Jumpmasters deploy their own parachutes,
and the student makes a solo canopy descent. This method also requires the completion of
extensive ground school before the jump. The advantage of this method is that the student
receives assistance during the actual jump, and the learning curve tends to be steeper as
a result.
AFF jumps are normally made from at least 11,000 feet. This allows for freefalls of
50
seconds or longer. Upon reaching your deployment altitude, you will deploy
your own parachute and steer it to
the designated landing area.
If you are considering an AFF
program you should download and study the Skydive The Rockies!
AFF Student Guide
located in the Student Resources section.
Cost of AFF
Tandem - Accelerated Freefall
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