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Paracaidismo Deportivo A.C. Safe and Professional
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| Freefall Mexico's Accelerated Freefall program is broken down into 7 levels beginning with detailed classroom instruction to teach proper procedures for climb-out and exit of the aircraft, freefall, canopy flight, landing, and emergency procedures. The student exits the aircraft with two Instructors. They freefall together for 30 to 50 seconds. The instructors maintain a grip on the student's harness to provide in-air instruction as well as assisting with stability if necessary. The student then deploys the parachute and maneuvers to the landing area on a solo canopy descent (via radio contact with an instructor on the ground). | ||||||||||
| Each student completes a series of required skills and knowledge sets while making the prescribed training jumps in each level. For the student to progress to the next level their instructor must be confident in their ability to perform the specific skills assigned to the student. This builds good student instructor relationship and is a goal orientated system that builds student confidence. The number of jumps to complete each category depends on the training discipline and the student's performance. Take a look at the slideshow. | ||||||||||
| Level I: Consists of classroom (3 to 4 hours), an extensive skydive briefing, practical work, the skydive with 2 instructors (the skills to be preformed), canopy work and landing. Level II: Level III: Levels IV through VII: |
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