posted Jan 25th, 2013 - Teams and competitors of the Florida Skydiving League and the Northwest Skydiving League continue with their monthly indoor meets at iFLY Orlando and iFLY Seattle. FSL head coach Ari Perelman called his 4way community to action last week, and it was once again a very busy evening at iFLY Orlando.

Several new participants got their instructions from player coaches Ari Perelman, Brian Johnson, Robert Chromy and Kurt Gaebel who volunteered their time and expertise to help all interested skydivers to get started in 4way competition. Ari Perelman said at the opening briefing that he now has a long waiting list of interested skydivers and that he is sad having to turn down any participants.

However, the number of slots for participants at each FSL Tunnel Kicker is limited, and Ari Perelman tried to accommodate as many flyers as possible. Eight different 4way lineups were trying their best to score for the Florida Skydiving League this Wednesday, and there were still additional individuals who attended the event for the first time.

January 2013		AAA Class	AA Class	A Class	Rookie AAA	Rookie AA	Rookie A	Total
Rank	Teams	A,6,3	A,L,14	A,6	A,Q,E	M,A,D	M,A	Total
1	NWSL/iFLY Seattle	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
2	FSL/iFLY Orlando	16	18(-1)	15	14	15	6	84

Ari Perelman has begun to run additional indoor training sessions at different times and right before the FSL indoor training. He is also highly skilled in Freeflying, as one of the video clips shows. He said that he is soon organizing a VFS 2way event at Skydive Sebastian, and all interested skydivers are welcome to join. Information can be found on Facebook.

He recently showed his talent and experience in traditional and vertical Formation Skydiving both at the SkyVenture New Hampshire indoor competition that the NSL News covered live from Manchester in New Jersey. He won the AAA Class competition with Shmeland and the AA Class event as a player coach with 50-50. Then he also competed next day in the Freeflying events and added two more first places.

The Florida Skydiving League posted a total of 84 points so far and has another week to improve the scores by providing new videos. The Northwest Skydiving League has not posted videos and scores yet.