#skydivingtips

Jumping from an airplane for the first time, strapped to a tandem instructor and free-falling at 120mph, can be breathtaking. How do skydivers breathe during the jump?

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Jumping out of an airplane at above 10,000 ft is scary and nerve-wracking, especially for first-time jumpers. However, exiting the airplane is not the most dangerous part of skydiving. Most injuries are caused by improper landings, so how do you land during a tandem skydiving?

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Wearing the right attire when skydiving is important so you can maintain the right position and sit on your harness comfortably during the freefall. But, what should you wear on your first time tandem jump?

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After rigorous months of planning and waiting, finally, the long wait is over. The only thing left is what time should one arrive at the skydive center for your tandem jump. How long does skydiving take?

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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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Once you leave the airplane, things will happen fast: You fall for about a minute at a high speed and you have to deploy the parachute to safely reach the ground. But the most important question is when do you have to deploy the parachute?

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Jumping out of an airplane at above 10,000 ft is scary and nerve-wracking, especially for first-time jumpers. However, exiting the airplane is not the most dangerous part of skydiving. Most injuries are caused by improper landings, so how do you land during a tandem skydiving?

Read the article here: https://enjoyfreefall.com/skydiving-101-everything-you-need-to-know-for-your-tandem-landing/

Deciding whether to take your first jump or not can be stressful. However, not meeting the skydiving requirements and being refused to skydive on your jump day is even more stressful and frustrating. To avoid this, I have summarized the true requirements for skydiving.

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