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News Article Did you know that Dan BC explains how to set goals?
posted: Aug 3rd, 2012 The NSL News introduced Dan BC's book ABOVE ALL ELSE for the first time with the story on 29 April 2011 and followed up with more information on 29 September 2011. The P3 POWER PLAY story on 25 July 2012 mentioned that the book is now also available in the NSL Shop. The same story mentioned how important 4way training is to develop individual physical and mental skills, which have made Dan BC's POWER PLAY events so successful. Dan BC now gave the NSL News permission to copy some chapters in the second part of his book. The first part is his own fascinating life story "ABOVE ALL ELSE", which... (more)
News Article Did you know that Sinner G scored too high for the Rookie Class indoor competition?
posted: Aug 2nd, 2012 The first meet of the virtual indoor competition between the Northwest Skydiving League at iFLY Seattle and the Florida Skydiving League at iFLY Orlando is over, and the NWSL delegation won the July showdown, as the NSL News reported on 30 July 2012. The draw for the month of August is posted and has six new sequences for the teams and competitors of both league areas. The FSL delegation has scheduled the August Tunnel Kicker for next week's Tuesday evening and will begin to put together the best videos for the August showdown with the NWSL delegation. NWSL teams and competitors first have... (more)
News Article Did you know that the Virginia Parachute Council is back in 4way action?
posted: Aug 1st, 2012 The scores from the Virginia Parachute Council completed last weekend's AA Class overall leaderboard, which was the most popular category this time. The AA Class teams competed at three different locations (Germany, Texas, Virginia) and also completed different numbers of rounds. The overall leaderboard in the AA Class needs a similar adjustment as it was necessary in the AAA Class where the Usual Suspects ended up on the top after six rounds. Paradox Kassel had the highest meet average after ten rounds but did not have to step back. The German team was also the leader and winner after six... (more)
News Article Did you know that Skydive San Marcos hosted the Texas Summer Showdown?
posted: Jul 31st, 2012 Last weekend's overall leaderboard needs once again a few adjustments in the two categories where teams competed at different locations and completed different numbers of rounds. The German teams used the whole weekend of great weather in Kassel-Calden to complete all ten rounds of the draw. The teams at Skydive San Marcos in Texas competed only on Saturday and were done after six rounds. To make it fair, only the first six rounds of the Usual Suspects should count for the overall standings, which would place the German AAA Class team on the top in this category. Spaceland Lite and Dallas... (more)
News Article Did you know that the Florida Skydiving League has one more day to improve the scores?
posted: Jul 30th, 2012 The July showdown between the Northwest Skydiving League and the Florida Skydiving League included a live outdoor competition and the virtual indoor meet at iFLY Orlando and iFLY Seattle. The outdoor competition is over and was tied between the A Class and Rookie Class teams where each league produced one winning team. The Northwest Skydiving League did not recruit a AAA Class team for the July meet, and no teams competed in the AA Class at either location. The indoor competition is not over yet, as it finishes officially on July 31st. However, the NWSL teams may be too far away for the teams... (more)
News Article Did you know that Paradox Kassel is the busiest outdoor team in Germany this year?
posted: Jul 29th, 2012 The first scores of the weekend are coming from Germany where the skydiving center AERO Fallschirmsport in Kassel-Calden hosted the regional championship of Hessen. Usual Suspects was the only team in the AAA Class and attended the team's second outdoor competition this year after launching the 2012 season at the World Challenge 2012. More AAA Class scores will be arriving from Texas this weekend. Usual Suspects and AA Class team Paradox are the only German teams who have attended three meets this year. The German Nationals 2012 are next in August. The Usual Suspects were on the way to break... (more)