Did you know that the first meet videos of the FSL meet at Skydive City are available? posted: Aug 16th, 2009 The Florida Skydiving League completed the August meet with six rounds successfully on Saturday at Skydive City. The weather maps showed heave weather systems all around Florida for the weekend. However, the FSL teams and competitors were lucky and never had to interrupt the smooth operation. The first videos and photos can now be viewed.
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Did you know that the Czech Nationals 2009 brought several national records? posted: Aug 14th, 2009 One of the several national championships that were completed last week was the Czech Nationals 2009. It was another record event in many ways.
The competition draw for the weekend offered the opportunity for high scores and high meet averages, and the defending and new champion, the Skywalkers, took full advantage of it. Jirí Jirman (Point), Jan Lukavec (Center Inside), Štepán Tuma (Tail), Zbynek Živný (Center Outside) and Petr Brož (Camera) have also been the Czech national team of the past years and defended the top position successfully.
The Skywalkers set new Czech record scores... (more)
Did you know that Dynamic Fource and Ignition posted new Dutch record averages? posted: Aug 13th, 2009 The NSL News had already followed the activities at the Dutch Nationals 2009 throughout the whole meet weekend, while reporting of the national championships in Germany, Russia and the United Kingom at the same time.
Gerhard Schut, manager of the Dutch Skydiving League and NRG's Center Outside, now provided the NSL News with additional information of a competition that braved difficult weather conditions and turned out with record scores. (more)
Did you know that SDC Rhythm XP set new MWSL records last weekend? posted: Aug 12th, 2009 The August meet of the Midwest Skydiving League showcased the hard work and commitment that many teams have put in over the 2009 season.
SDC Rhythm XP's Center Outside, JaNette Lefkowitz, provided the meet report for the NSL News.
This Saturday's MWSL meet brought seven teams to Skydive Chicago. It was a typical August weekend, hot and humid, and everyone remarked how refreshing it was at altitude. As a special treat, Kirk Verner was on site to coach and judge the meet. (more)
Did you know that Airspeed's 44-pointer could have been a new world record? posted: Aug 11th, 2009 The NSL News goes back to the World Games 2009, and there is a very good reason for a review.
Arizona Airspeed's Center Inside, Andy Delk, has uploaded all five rounds of his team to YouTube. The NSL News uses this great service to feature Round 5, the fast sequence of random formations where Airspeed tied the current world record with a 44-pointer.
Airspeed's Craig Girard reported already from Taiwan that all teams had "some kind of a problem with the fast sequence of random formations, either with the exit or later in the skydive". This is now the opportunity to see on video what kind of... (more)
Did you know that the Dutch teams are still working on the final scores? posted: Aug 10th, 2009 The extra links on the front page to recent events have been changing quickly in the past days. The national championships of Germany, Russia and United Kingdom had their special attention in the middle of the action. The UK teams completed their 4-way competition in record time, while the Russian teams had to show a lot of patience.
The link to the Dutch Nationals 2009 is still active, as the teams try to complete the 10-round meet. The weather situation has made it difficult in the Netherlands, as well. A new link leads to the scores of the national championships in the Czech Republic where... (more)
Did you know that the first meet videos of the FSL meet at Skydive City are available?
Did you know that the Czech Nationals 2009 brought several national records?
Did you know that Dynamic Fource and Ignition posted new Dutch record averages?
Did you know that SDC Rhythm XP set new MWSL records last weekend?
Did you know that Airspeed's 44-pointer could have been a new world record?
Did you know that the Dutch teams are still working on the final scores?