Over the years,. Graham has represented a large number of top international brands as well as representing South Africa internationally at Competition and Display levels. He has also taken part in numerous World Records, World Firsts, stunts and movies that involve skydiving, parachuting and aerial activities. Located at Charles Prince Airport, the go to place for Mashonaland Skydivers, they held one of its regular action packed weekends for adventure seeking students and professionals alike.
Mr Ken Purse diligently took first-timers through extensive training and preparation before they were allowed to suit up and do several runs through what they had learnt. He also conscientiously ensured that jumpers with only a few jumps were given time to go through previous training to ensure nothing had been forgotten.
The tension was palpable and you could feel their levels of both trepidation and excitement. Gus also introduced Graham to the active team both on and behind the scenes with the interest of getting Zimbabwe Skydiving back onto the international map through building relations such as with the Parachute Association of South Africa.
Keep going again. If I could stand in an open airplane doorway two-and-a-half miles above the ground and will myself to step into empty space, then I could do anything.
It's gloriously adrenaline-charged, it's airborne, and it's challenging for even an accomplished athlete. The skydiving experience isn't without a myriad of perks: you'll receive a photograph of yourself taken upon mid-air exit of the aircraft, with your face hideously contorted into a look of abject horror. You'll also get a personal logbook completed by your instructor charting the details of each jump, and you'll be presented with a much-deserved certificate of achievement.
A video service is available too, but best of all, you'll have a sensational reserve of cocktail chatter for months to come! Tags: Matt Maranian. All I can say that I felt freedom. It's enough to mess with your mind! You don't need a parachute to skydive. You only need a parachute to skydive twice. As far as safety is concerned, you're far safer statistically riding a parachute down from incredible heights than you are getting into your car every morning to go to work. You know you're a skydiver when Our Tandem Prices.
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