posted Feb 20th, 2011 - The second report from Becca's Bootie Boogie in Sebastian shows videos of some of the jumps that were made on Saturday and of the different projects that were running at the same time.

Videographer Jorge Alfonso was filming the 4-way groups, had to turn in his videos of the 6-way jumps, so the 6-way competition could be judged, and eventually he also followed Lyle Presse with his 20-way jumps.

The video shows Ben Liston in a player coaching slot after he was done helping as a videographer. It also shows how Cherie Schuch explains to her 4-way team for the day how the exit formation will fly on the sub-terminal air. She has her own way how to demonstrate the slots of the exit formation, "hands on" you may call that technique...

The NSL News made an extra trip to the beach of the Sebastian Inlet at the end of the day. The visuals of the Atlantic Ocean, recorded by the freefall videographers in Sebastian, are so inviting that skydivers regularly land on the beach late in the afternoon for a special experience.

The owner of the local bar restaurant invites and welcomes the skydivers, and the visitors love it, as the video shows the excited crowd on the deck of the restaurant. Formation Skydiving competition veteran Tom Falzone was in Sebastian and one of the first skydivers who landed their parachutes right in front of the restaurant.

The video clip also shows a visitor who was not as happy with the event as the rest of the crowd. The local resident made a scene and came up with some quite interesting statements, while he was filming and annoying the happy skydivers and the happy crowd. Nobody took it too serious...