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Did you know that Dutch teams prepare for an exciting 2008 season?
posted: Jan 4th, 2008 The winter break from skydiving in Europe has always brought many teams to the professional skydiving centers in the southern parts of the USA. The off-season is an opportunity for new teams to form and prepare for the next year of 4-way competition and for continuing teams to take a break before moving on to winter and spring training. The strong Euro and the weak dollar combine for a situation that makes it once again financially very attractive for European teams to spend their money for training camps in the USA. The NSL News will use the opportunity of visiting guest teams as much as... (more)

Did you know that Perris Fury extends the team project to the United Kingdom?
posted: Jan 3rd, 2008 The last Perris Fury update on 10 December 2007 included the mention of the "Fury Free Week" during the Perris Valley Skydiving Holiday Boogie. The event featured free coaching for a full week from various members of the world-class team from Perris. It was the second year that Perris Fury has offered free coaching during the winter holiday. The team reported a successful event at the right time: "As well as adding excitement to an already festive boogie, it has proven to be a great way for Fury to thank local customers and welcome visitors in the holiday spirit." The most exciting part of... (more)

Did you know that Colorado Skydiving League teams dominated at the US Collegiates 2007?
posted: Jan 2nd, 2008 Two teams of last year's Colorado Skydiving League took the first two places at the 4-way event of the Collegiate Nationals 2007. Air Force Invictus won the gold medals, and Revolution placed second. The annual event was held at Skydive Arizona in Eloy on December 30. (more)

Did you know that Bodyflight Storm sent Christmas greetings from the UK?
posted: Dec 27th, 2007 The last update of the Bodyflight Storm situation after winning the UK Nationals 2007 was posted on 26 November 2007. The new British national 4-way team in the Open Class had completed a windtunnel training camp in Bedford, together with Perris Fury. The camp included 2-on-2 sessions with members of both teams flying together. The NSL News was hoping to get some video footage of this training camp, and these videos are still in the works. However, Storm's Claire "Sparky" Scott already followed up with new team information before the arrival of the Fury-Storm videos. First of all, the latest... (more)

Did you know that half-speed judging is on top of the FS agenda?
posted: Dec 20th, 2007 Yesterday's NSL News story covered the upcoming IPC Meeting in Paris, France. The article included information of the suggested change for Block 13 (Hammer - Hammer) and mentioned the expected discussion and evaluation of half-speed judging. The NSL News opens this discussion with a contribution by France's IPC Delegate Gillian Winter. Gill Winter also oversees the French Formation Skydiving competition and initiated the participation of France in the NSL/ESL 4-way network. She submitted a French proposal to the attention of IPC President Graeme Windsor, FS Commitee Chair Fiona McEachern, Judging... (more)

Did you know that Block 13 will probably lose an arrow in 2008?
posted: Dec 19th, 2007 The 2007 season is coming to an end, it is time to look forward to the events of next year and prepare the foundation for a successful new skydiving season. The International Parachuting Commission (IPC) is in charge of the rules for the sport. Max Bishop, Secretary General of the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale (FAI) has once again invited the IPC delegates of each nation to attend the annual meeting in January. The meeting will be held in Paris, France, this time. It is scheduled for 22 - 27 January 2008. The agenda of the annual meeting includes reports of the 2007 events, evaluations... (more)