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News Article Did you know that Netunos could challenge INIT-Y in Brazil in the near future?
posted: Jun 14th, 2022 Thirteen Brazilian 4-way teams were back for their next indoor competition at Copa iFLY last weekend, after the March event with a total of 15 teams that the NSL News reported on May 16th and a follow-up story on June 6th. The second update covered the new Brazilian 4-way team S.A.G.A. whose lineup includes Anderson Vargas, twin-brother of INIT-Y member Alisson Vargas. INIT-Y are the reigning 4-way indoor and outdoor champions in Brazil, and Alisson Vargas has been coaching his brother's team and guiding them into 4-way training and competition. S.A.G.A. moved up quickly into the next category,... (more)
News Article Did you know that twin brother Anderson Vargas won his first competition with S.A.G.A.?
posted: Jun 6th, 2022 The NSL News reported at the beginning of May that the two teams from Brazil at the FAI Indoor World Cup 2022, INIT-Y and So Pressao, attended their own indoor competition at Copa iFLY in Brasilia, the country's capital city, before traveling to Belgium. The Netunos had attended the Paraclete XP Indoor Championship 2022 at the end of February. All three teams had their final competition practice before the indoor world cup in flying chambers with different sizes. Paraclete XP offers the teams 16-foot flying space, and Copa iFLY's chamber is slightly larger than 12 feet. The FAI indoor competition... (more)
News Article Did you know that three teams from Brazil competed at home before and after the international events?
posted: May 16th, 2022 The NSL News reported on May 1st how the two teams from Brazil helped to set a new indoor participation record for teams visiting Europe from overseas. Three U.S. teams (Arizona Airspeed, Skydive Midwest NEXT, SDC Rhythm XP) and the two Brazilian 4-way teams (INIT-Y, So Pressao) posted their scores on the 4-way Open Class leaderboard of the FAI Indoor World Cup 2022. In addition, Brazil's military 4-way lineup of the Netunos had attended the Paraclete XP Indoor Championship 2022 earlier this year. The same three teams from Brazil also posted more scores on their own leaderboard at the end... (more)
News Article Did you know that Netunos MB initiated the indoor leaderboard for May?
posted: May 6th, 2022 The NSL News covered the participation of the two teams from Brazil at the FAI Indoor World Cup 2022, INIT-Y and So Pressao, with the update on May 1st. A third team from Brazil, Netunos MB, were a part of the story, after competing at the Paraclete XP Indoor Championship 2022 in February. Netunos MB now followed up with eight of the ten NSL Network rounds for the month of May. The 12-foot flying chamber at iFLY Sao Paulo does not allow the performance of the complete FAI/ISC dive pool, however, Netunos completed eight rounds, as teams of the Brazil Tunnel League have been doing in the past... (more)
News Article Did you know that Init-Y have taken the 4-way indoor and outdoor top spot in Brazil?
posted: Oct 11th, 2021 The NSL New reported the interesting situation in Brazil at and after the July meet of the Brazilian Tunnel League with the update on July 29th. Former and current CTR Optimum members competed with and against each other in different lineups. The newly formed Optimum Prime lineup won in July and now came back to compete again at the September meet. The three members of the previous CTR Optimum lineup (George Narita, Jorge Neto, Alisson Vargas) replaced team founder André Ferraz with Ricardo Pereira after the July indoor meet. The NSL News then reported on October 5th that the new CTR Optimum... (more)
News Article Did you know that CTR Optimum had two AAA lineups at the July competition?
posted: Jul 29th, 2021 The Brazil Tunnel League completed its July meet successfully last weekend. It turned out to become the highest participation in the history of the indoor league with the 16 teams performing once again their eight meet rounds. The indoor meets, managed by by iFLY Sao Paulo's David Rodrigues, allow the participants to compete with more than only one team. This player-coaching format has been very popular in almost all countries in the world, while it usually does not apply at national championships. Norway was recently one of the few exceptions, where the skydiving federation has been sanctioning... (more)