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| Accelerated Freefall Course |
| Become a qualified skydiver with this intensive course. (Midlands, South East or South West) |
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| You will get individual attention in this accelerated freefall course(max group size of 3). Although you don't actually fall faster you will learn the fundamentals of skydiving 3 to 5 times faster than any other course. The price includes all the basic accessories needed as a skydiver(yours to keep) - tailored jumpsuit, altimeter, helmet, goggles, logbook and British Parachute Assn Membership. The accelerated freefall course includes 8 skydives. |
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| Nottinghamshire (Midlands), Norfolk (South East), Wiltshire (South West) |
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| On the day |
| The course commences with a full day of tuition. This covers the theory and practice of Skydiving. When your Instructors are happy with your performance on the ground, you will make your Level 1 skydive from 12,000 feet with two Instructors holding on to you. The AFF course is based on eight Levels of accomplishment, normally one skydive at each Level, and is designed to take place over a full week. Given good weather, the course may sometimes be completed in a few days. |
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| Other Information |
| On purchasing this experience you will be sent an open dated gift voucher with 10 months validity.Your weight fully clothed must not exceed 16 stone (102 kg). Your weight will be checked on the day of your course. The minimum age for sport parachuting is 16 years. For those under 18 years of age a separate signed letter of consent from a parent or guardian will be required before training commences. YOU SHOULD NOTE THAT YOUR SKYDIVES WILL TAKE PLACE ON THE DATES BOOKED WEATHER PERMITTING SO PLEASE BE PREPARED TO BE FLEXIBLE. If you are 40 years of age or over, or you have suffered from any of the following, you must obtain written approval from your Doctor on the 'Declaration of Fitness to Parachute' form before commencing training: Previous fractures, back strain, arthritis and severe joint sprains. Chronic bronchitis. Asthma. Rheumatic fever. Pneumothorax. Liver or kidney disease. Thyroid, adrenal or other glandular disorder. Chronic ear or sinus disease. Any condition which requires the regular use of drugs. Anaemia. Recent blood donation. No person over the age of 50 years will normally be accepted for novice parachute training, other than for Tandem Skydives, where high ages may be acceptable. Exceptions to this rule may be allowed if the candidate either has previous experience or is of a high standard of fitness and can convince the Instructor of that fitness. You will not be allowed to undertake parachute training if you have ever suffered from any of the following medical conditions, unless you and your Doctor have obtained the prior approval of the Medical Advisor to the British Parachute Association (who may be contacted via the address on the 'Declaration of Fitness' form which is available from us):Epilepsy, fits, severe head injury, recurrent blackouts or giddiness, disease of the brain or nervous system, high blood pressure, heart or lung disease, recurrent weakness or dislocation of any limb, diabetes, mental illness, drug or alcohol addiction. Important Weight Limitations Your weight (fully clothed) is a consideration when selecting your course. Please note the maximum weights shown for each course. Also, you should not be significantly overweight for your height. Be sure to read the medical/fitness notes provided with the Application. BOOKINGS MUST BE MADE AT LEAST 28 DAYS IN ADVANCE. |
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