Did you know that Skydive University organized a successful 1-day camp last weekend in DeLand? posted: Feb 18th, 2011 This year's activities in Florida to grow the Formation Skydiving community and introduce more skydivers to the 4-way fun had another event last weekend in DeLand, while SDC Rhythm XP members worked with the Team For A Day participants in Sebastian.
Rob Laidlaw's Skydive University organized a player coach event, which was based on the same player coaching concept that Rhythm applies in Florida, in the Paraclete XP windtunnel and at their summer home Skydive Chicago, as Arizona Frenzy offers it in Eloy and as Perris Fury has done if for years in Perris.
The recent events in Florida have been... (more)
Did you know that Arizona Airspeed may ask "Who's Next"? posted: Feb 17th, 2011 The situation between the French national team Aerodyne Maubeuge and Arizona Airspeed after the Valentine's Meet 2011 has been discussed extensively, and the scores and videos will be subject to more thoughts, comments and evaluations in the skydiving community for a while.
There are still many open questions at the beginning of the 2011 season, and many of those are related to the third expected top contender in the 4-way competition world, the Belgian national 4-way team NMP-PCH Hayabusa.
Airspeed made a very strong statement directed at the US top teams at the Paraclete XP Indoor Skydiving... (more)
Did you know that CamScore has updated the dive pool program? posted: Feb 15th, 2011 The competition draw for the Valentine's Meet 2011 was posted timely on Friday evening at the Skyleague.com front page, including the links to the usual printout options. The numbers and letters for blocks and random formations were accurate, and the printouts for the competition draw were still not correct.
The changes of the dive pool that the NSL News published and commented with the stories on 29 January 2011 and 1 February 2011 had not made it into the CamScore system before the NSL News traveled to Eloy last weekend.
Meet Director Ian Mackenzie had to announce on Friday evening that... (more)
Did you know that ISB Air is on the way to Raeford? posted: Feb 3rd, 2011 The NSL News mentioned earlier that the German national 4-way team ISB Air currently trains in DeLand. It was a good opportunity to meet the new lineup, and the team accepted the invitation for a live NSL Talk.
Goal was to include videos of the training camp, especially of the new blocks that the NSL News has recently introduced. ISB Air was still experimenting with the technique for the new Block 13 when the training was interrupted by inclement weather.
New team member Petra van Overveld had just begun to put the videos together for the NSL News when the German delegation decided to pack... (more)
Did you know that Mark Kirkby was impressed with the Dubai scores? posted: Jan 17th, 2011 The most recent journalistic rollercoaster of the NSL News continues. Today's story goes back to the very top level and the events at the Dubai Championship 2011. Tomorrow the NSL News will report an SDC Rhythm XP training day live from Sebastian, which also leads back to the grassroot level at the same time. Rob Radez offers his free coaching at the next NSL Networking Day this Saturday in Sebastian. An NSL News trip to Paraclete in Raeford follows on Thursday where XP4 is training. The NSL News has a few questions for John Eagle after coming back from Dubai...
The NSL News got a hold of Arizona... (more)
Did you know that NSL-TV presents the Shamrock Showdown 2010 Show? posted: Aug 30th, 2010 The NSL News mentioned a few times this year that a real NSL-TV show was in the works. It would cover the FSL Shamrock Showdown 2010.
Joey Jones was anchoring the show, which was produced live on competition site at Skydive DeLand during the event.
Editing the footage and getting it ready for airing it for the first time on the Brighthouse Sports Network, a regional cable channel in Florida and a few other states, took a while.
Executive producer John Dunn eventually finalized the show for NSL-TV before it was sent off to the network.
It was aired several times in the meantime, and... (more)