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Learn wingsuiting through the many different paths the sport offers, from competition disciplines like acro and performance to flocking, XRW, and AWF. Below, you can explore options from your First Flight Course through to advanced flying. If you have any articles you would like to add, get in touch!
- Safety
Wingsuit Season Is Here – Are You Actually Ready?
The sun is out, the rigs are coming out of storage, and the temptation is to get straight back into it. But being excited for ...
- Progression
Don’t Rush WS2
While the WS1 certificate focuses on basic safety and survival, the WS2 is a performance-based grade that requires true pilot competency. Many students fail the ...
- Safety
Mastering the Aircraft
Wingsuiting begins long before the door opens. From how we sit to how we communicate with the pilot, our presence in the aircraft impacts everyone ...
- Progression
When Should You Upsize Your Wingsuit?
Upsizing your wingsuit isn’t about jump numbers or peer pressure—it’s about mastery. If you haven’t squeezed every ounce of performance from your current suit, you’re ...
- Equipment
Should You Get a Wingsuit CYPRES?
The thrill of wingsuit flight brings unmatched freedom—but choosing the right CYPRES could be the silent safeguard that ensures you make it home when the ...
- Competition & Events
Competitions: Wingsuit Performance
Performance wingsuiting pushes pilots to their limits of how fast they can fly horizontally, how far they can fly and how long they can fly ...
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The progression path
From first-flight foundations to advanced flying, this section brings together the core progression framework and the break-off paths that can shape a pilot’s development over time. It is designed to provide structure, inspiration and a clearer view of how different areas of learn wingsuiting can evolve.
- Break-off
Wingsuit Acrobatic
Acrobatic wingsuit was originally organised for the first time back in 2008 at Skydive Spa in Belgium and has subsequently been accepted by the FAI/IPC ...
- Break-off
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 ...
- Break-off
Wingsuit Performance
Dive into the competitive edge of wingsuit flying, focusing on speed, distance, and time. Learn how to push your limits, understand different competition categories, and ...
- Break-off
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 ...
