Did you know that France Maubeuge had the faster times for Block 22? posted: Feb 27th, 2007 The last NSL News story mentioned that the videos of the Valentine's Meet 2007 were still on the way from the west to the east coast, while Perris Fury's Round 1 was already presented to the NSL-TV audience. Thanks to Annie Peterson, Arizona Divewerkz member and AZSL Director, the whole meet footage arrived only a few hours later.
NSL-TV managed to format and upload two additional videos quickly before the day was over. Round 1 of Airspeed Odyssey and France Maubeuge can already be viewed before the videos of all other teams will be added for a complete NSL-TV coverage of the first round in... (more)
Did you know that Perris Fury's Round 1 of the Valentine's Meet in now on NSL-TV? posted: Feb 27th, 2007 Perris Fury has made the NSL News several times in the last six months. The full attention by the NSL News began with the team's great performance at the USPA Nationals 2006. Fury, with Chris Farina (Inside Center), Christy Frikken (Outside Center), Josh Hall (Point) and Uli Steuwe (Tail), made plans for the 2007 season and updated the NSL News as soon as the plans were in place.
The Perris team was highly motivated at the end of the 2006 season and did not make its plans for 2007 on a small agenda. The Perris Fury members all went full-time in their skydiving careers and set the goals on medal... (more)
Did you know that the PD Factory Team recently explored the Grand Canyon? posted: Feb 25th, 2007 The NSL News just uploaded the video of a live interview with Ian Bobo where he commented the results of the Valentine's Meet 2007. He also mentioned a recent trip to the Grand Canyon with the PD Factory Team and his plans to focus mostly on Canopy Piloting and these adventure trips.
The NSL News story on May 14, 2006 (Archives > 2006 > News), covered the PD Factory Team's last exciting trip to the Italian Alpes and included some breathtaking mid-air photos. The PD Factory Team members provided some of their experiences in a live interview with the NSL News by then. The video can still be viewed... (more)
Did you know that 4-way world champion Ian Bobo adds his feedback on NSL-TV? posted: Feb 23rd, 2007 The first live NSL-TV interview by telephone with Craig Girard provided insights from the perspective of a participant of the Valentine's Meet 2007. Current 4-way world champion with DeLand Fire and national champion with DeLand Groove, Ian Bobo, followed up with his evaluation of the competition from an outside position.
Ian Bobo visited at the NSL office in DeLand the day after the NSL News had spoken with Craig Girard in Arizona. He had just completed a coaching job with a Russian team and took the time on his first day off to talk about his own situation at the present time and the results... (more)
Did you know that Craig Girard provided insights live for the NSL News? posted: Feb 22nd, 2007 Craig Girard is one of the busiest competitors and coaches. He travels all over the world and just came back from a trip to Australia before his new Airspeed Odyssey line-up competed at the Valentine's Meet last weekend. He leaves at the end of this week for a trip to Marocco.
The NSL News was very interested in feedback and information directly from the Airspeed headquarters in Eloy, Arizona. Craig Girard promised to take the time for a live interview this week, and he connected with the NSL News by telephone on Wednesday late afternoon, after a 12-jump training day with his team. (more)
Did you know that the new version of the NSL Discussion Forum is stronger and better? posted: Feb 20th, 2007 Craig Sellars was a member of the Georgia Skydiving League team GT Inviscid. He was a computer expert and webmaster when he trained and competed with the GSL team in 2002/2003/2004. He was also very interested in the development of the NSL website and had offered his help several times.
It was almost exactly four years ago when the NSL website added the NSL Discussion Forum to the usual features. The official announcement of the new communication tool for teams and competitors was posted on February 25, 2003. Craig Sellars had created and installed the forum for the NSL website in his spare... (more)