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News Article Did you know that China's coach challenged the US 4-way team at the World Meet in 1989?
posted: Feb 5th, 2010 The NSL News story on 19 January 2010, which covered the Dynamic Fource training camp in DeLand, mentioned that the video clip of the ground activities was also showing a 4-way team from China. The NSL News promised to go back to skydiving in China later on. The collection of information and footage of the Chinese teams took some time and accumulated to such an amount that it needs to be split up into different segments to cover the complete story. Today's story goes back in time and to previous events. The teams that competed at the May meet of the Southern California Skydiving League in... (more)
News Article Did you know that 4XTT comes back with the same Belgian/Dutch lineup as in 2009?
posted: Feb 4th, 2010 The NSL News story on 29 January 2010 introduced Dynamic Fource member Paul Hofstee's second team project this year, player coach team Skytrax. The same story mentioned that this was still not all for the passionate Dutch 4-way fan. He would have another team for the 2010 season. Dynamic Fource surely has Paul Hofstee's top priority, as the Dutch national 4-way team prepares for the unofficial world amateur title race at the World Championship of Formation Skydiving 2010. However, his third team will probably compete on a similar performance and scoring level as Dynamic Fource. Paul Hofstee... (more)
News Article Did you know that the Shamrock Showdown 2010 includes the event's first 8-way competition?
posted: Feb 3rd, 2010 The World Challenge 2010 has mostly been in the NSL News spotlight of the next upcoming meets, and this is for a good reason. The indoor competition at Bodyflight Bedford is really the major competition these days. However, the FSL Shamrock Showdown 2010 is not too far behind in value and relevance. The logistics of an outdoor competition make it more challenging, as the weather plays an important role. However, the actual results on the scoreboard still speak a more realistic language compared to an indoor competition. Fact is that the skydiving world will know a lot more about the 2010 season... (more)
News Article Did you know that SDC Rhythm XP competes at the Shamrock Showdown and the World Challenge?
posted: Feb 2nd, 2010 The NSL News' last segment of the Becca's Bootie Boogie coverage features a live update of the SDC Rhythm XP activities. Rob Radez, JaNette and Steve Lefkowitz accepted the invitation of the NSL News for a quick NSL Talk session at a break between the jumps. It turned out to be another NSL Talk with a Rhythm 3-way, as new member Thiago Muradas was not present. His team mates said that he was working hard to be ready for training hard very soon. The Rhythm training of 2010 with the new lineup is actually already in full swing. The three Rhythm members reported that the team completed 7.5 hours... (more)
News Article Did you know that Sinapsi is ready to launch the team's 2010 season?
posted: Feb 1st, 2010 The NSL News has already covered the potential top contenders for the World Championship of Formation Skydiving 2010 several times. So far, the stories have mostly discussed the chances of the three medal winners at the World Meet 2008 in France, Arizona Airspeed, Aerodyne Cypres Maubeuge and Hayabusa Defence. It may have given the impression that there are no other serious contenders for this year's top spots. It is probably the truth that these three teams will once again be the top contenders for the first three places. However, there will be underdogs, such as the Canadian LeMay family team... (more)
News Article Did you know that grips can only be taken on another jumper?
posted: Jan 31st, 2010 The parachuting representatives of each country meet once a year to make the important decisions for the sport at the annual IPC Meeting (International Parachuting Commission). This year's meeting took place this week in Lausanne, Switzerland. The good news is the fact that there are not many news at all, at least not for Formation Skydiving competition. It has been quite for years now, as the sport has settled with the main set of rules, which have been working very well. There have been only a few adjustments here and there when it was necessary. IPC's Subcommittee Formation Skydiving prepares... (more)