Cross relative work - flying alongside canopy pilots, matching speed, glide and trajectory.
XRW (cross relative work) is wingsuits and canopies flying together. It demands a strong understanding of glide, speed range and how your flight path matches a very different aircraft.
Where it fits
A breakout for experienced pilots. You'll want solid performance-flying foundations and excellent positional awareness first.
What you'll build
Speed and glide matching, closure-rate management, and the planning and briefing that makes mixed-discipline flying predictable.
Fly this stage with a coach.
Guides get you the framework. A coach gets you the reps. Find someone for where you are in your flying.
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