#canopyride

The final and most important part of skydiving is the landing! After the freefall and canopy ride, a skydiver needs to accurately prepare and execute the landing procedure. There is little room for error.

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After exiting their airplanes at 15,000 ft, solo skydivers experience a gravity-fueled, adrenaline-pumped, belly-downwards freefall for about a minute until they open their parachutes. After stabilizing, they ride under the unfurled canopy for about 5 minutes before preparing for the most dangerous part of the act - landing!

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Going on a tandem jump is fun-filled and scary at the same time. A tandem jump normally lasts for about six minutes including one minute of freefall and about five minutes of the canopy ride. But how fast do you fall when tandem skydiving?

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