posted Jul 12th, 2006 - NSL-TV video files have been coming from many different places this year. Meet videos featured teams from Russia, Great Britain, Brazil, Netherlands and Austria. One of the many NSL goals is to provide a comprehensive coverage of the sport, just like on ESPN. The next step will be a revised NSL-TV service, which will be introduced very soon. There are very exciting NSL News waiting to be published...

For now, NSL-TV goes back to the meet weekend on May 20. Southwest and Florida Skydiving League competed on the same weekend, and both leagues provided the meet footage for NSL-TV. The first four rounds of the event have already been uploaded and are still available, round five has now been added.

The AAA/Open Class sequence (C-3-20) is presented by the three teams that took the first three places of 26 teams that weekend: Elsinore Gravity, Perris Airkix and Teiwaz Lake Wales. The audience has the opportunity to observe different engineering, different techniques and different styles at the same time.

The Southwest Skydiving League has had a long break since the meet on May 20. The next SSL meet is scheduled for July 22. Skydive Elsinore will be the host, and home team Elsinore Gravity with DZ manager John Hamilton is ready to welcome the SSL teams to another great event in Elsinore.

Perris Airkix, Great Britain's national 4-way team in the female category, has already attended another meet in the meantime. Airkix is in the phase of the last preparations for the competition at the World Meet 2006 in Germany where the French 4-way team will challenge the British team to the maximum performance.

Teiwaz Lake Wales has also completed another meet in Florida since the May 20 competition. The line-up changed between the May and the June meet. The Florida Skydiving League is due for the next competition this weekend, and the Teiwaz line-up of the May meet will be back together.

The AA Class teams had a different sequence. Memory Block 3 (Side Flake Opal - Turf) had to be replaced, and Block 15 (Cat - Cat) took its place. SSL team Para Gone, with Andrea Curthoys, Erin Murphy, Katie Pelland, Mahindra Raj and Dennis Sattler on camera, presents the AA Class sequence of round five.

Skydive City's A Class team once again posted the highest score of the round in the A Class competition with the 9-pointer for C-2. Four teams shared the second place in this round with 6-pointers. FSL team ZT Mal4mations was one of these teams and has the honor to present the A Class sequence for the NSL-TV audience.

Stay tuned to NSL-TV, the presentation of the new and sophisticated NSL-TV service is just around the corner.