The path, stage
by stage.
Go deeper.
Once the fundamentals are second nature, branch into a discipline. Pick what excites you - the core path stays your backbone.
Running a Wingsuit Competition
Everything a Meet Director, DZO or competitor needs to put on a wingsuit competition: the two events, the people, the spaces, the aircraft and the day itself, built on the FAI rules, with downloadable template rules that open the door to Rookie and Intermediate competitors.
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Wingsuit Acrobatic
Two performers, one videographer, and a drawn set of sequences flown against the clock. Acro is wingsuit flying as a team sport: rotations, transitions and grips, judged on precision, control and style under the FAI/ISC rules.
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Wingsuit Flocking
Wingsuit Flocking, or “Flocking,” brings wingsuiters together in formations, creating tightly-knit groups that maneuver through the air in unison. This discipline is not competitive but is a popular way to connect with the community and enjoy the sport collectively.
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Wingsuit Performance
Dive into the competitive edge of wingsuit flying, focusing on speed, distance, and time. Learn how to push your limits, understand the competition format, and the essentials of performance measurement. Ideal for those aiming to excel in wingsuit flying.
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Wingsuit Tunnel
Wingsuiting is the ability to fly your body horizontally at greatly enhanced speeds while substantially reducing your vertical fall rate. By using a wingsuit you are able to travel vast distances from your actual exit point and easily double or more your freefall time.
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Wingsuit XRW
Cross relative work - flying alongside canopy pilots, matching speed, glide and trajectory.
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