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News Article Did you know that five sequences indicate Flyspot Sky4Four's new starting position?
posted: Apr 15th, 2024 Poland's national team in 4-way Open of the past years, Flyspot Sky4Four, was founded at the end of the 2012 season. Anna Baranska, Zbigniew Kordzikowski, Tomek Rzeczkowski and Arek Szczebiot were the original members, and the NSL News has archived scoring records and team information since 2014. The original lineup started with their training of the AAA Class dive pool under the supervision of Czech 4-way godfather Jan Klapka in 2013. The next lineup, Anna Baranska, Zbigniew Kordzikowski, Tomek Rzeczkowski and Arek Szczebiot with Michal Baranski, won their first national bronze medal the same... (more)
News Article Did you know that Airbus Illertissen Oceanside have high goals after a 120-jump camp?
posted: Apr 14th, 2024 Germany's national team in 4-way Open, Airbus Illertissen Oceanside, are going into their 5th year with the current lineup, Sarah Mertes (Point), Thomas Mack (Outside Center), Alexander Prendinger (Inside Center), Felix Pfeiffer (Tail). Andreas Trögele was on camera for the team in the first three years, Dani Weiß was filming the team in 2023. (more)
News Article Did you know that Pamela Lissajoux and Damien Gouriou join forces in the front piece?
posted: Apr 12th, 2024 Arizona Airspeed's Niklas Hemlin explained during the NSL Live Talk conversation yesterday that his team traveled to China early to accommodate, train and be ready for the much anticipated indoor duel with the French challengers, the Aethers. He expected just as much as French national coach Mathieu Bernier and his national 4-way team that Aethers would be able to compete with their complete lineup, after a successful recovery of the team's outside center Tom Mattoni from his injury during the training camp before the Shamrock Showdown 2024. Tom Mattoni needed more time for the recovery, and... (more)
News Article Did you know that Arizona Airspeed's Niklas Hemlin provided Block 10 feedback and much more?
posted: Apr 11th, 2024 The next major 4-way event is coming up soon with the FAI Indoor World Cup in China. Arizona Airspeed is switching back to indoor mode, together with other teams who competed at the Shamrock Showdown 2024, including their expected top opponent from France, Aethers. It's a challenging meet agenda for the best teams in the world who are very specialized with their outdoor and indoor performances. Even the indoor events alone require technical adjustments when the sizes of the flying chambers are changing from event to event. The most dramatic change comes up whenever exit and sub-terminal pages... (more)
News Article Did you know that Indoor Cloud League events generate interesting topics?
posted: Apr 9th, 2024 The Indoor Cloud League events continue to provide interesting topics for NSL News updates. The discussion of CSC Constellation XP's technique for Block 10 (Diamond - Bunyip) is far from over, and Arizona Airspeed's team captain Niklas Hemlin added his expert knowledge and experiences during a new NSL Live Talk conversation from China. The Block 10 topic came up with the Indoor Cloud League sequences for the month of February, when Block 10 was a part of the AAA Class sequence (J,21,D,10) which CSC Constellation XP performed for the ICL Midwest team. The ICL update of the February competition... (more)
News Article Did you know that Echochamber's original lineup travel to China?
posted: Apr 7th, 2024 Sweden's national 4-way indoor and outdoor team Echochamber Oceanside won the national indoor championship in March once again without any serious domestic opposition. The competition was the last test before Echochamber will travel to China this month and compete at the indoor world cup. Team speaker Ulf Liljenbäck said that his team was happy with the performance, even though the meet average was not on Echochamber's highest level. He said that it was a quite technical competition draw, which is usually advantageous for well trained teams. Easier and faster sequences allow more teams to score... (more)