Worst Skydiving Student Mistake Spinning Low Altitude Deployment AFF Category E2 AFF Happens

Fucking love that sigh 😂

i lost sight of him after instructor's chute-pull, thanks to the onscreen banners of similar video suggjjestions - thought he was a gonner for a while!

Weird noone is talking about his reserve flap going open.

Good thing the reserve chute deployed.

The classic pull vs pull stable! The answer is always PULL!!

Scary shit. I'm hapy Both of You are ok.

Thank you for posting. Half way through Spaceland's STP program and feel really confident. This is a good reminder that just because you had a few good solo jumps, doesn't mean you're a pro

To me it seems he didn’t check his altimeter. First and most important thing in skydive: check your altimeter. The gameplay is over at about 6500 feet.

The instructor should stay closer to the student.

Fuck, that made my butthole clinch

why is the cord behind yur back

Sooo did he pass? lol

Forgive my ignorance, I know nothing about skydiving… but what did he do wrong that caused him to spin like that….and what is the way to correct it?

It looked like when he reached for his parachute he went into a violent spin, but he has to reach for it eventually right.

Thanks

The student is literally on cloud 9

I was an AFF/I, SL/I, and Coach for many years and didn't renew my ratings last year. I'm 60 and 2 students at two different dropzones had me so out of breath that by the time I got under canopy I was literally seeing stars and close to passing out. Most of my students have been decent, many are licensed skydivers, but I've done the instructing thing for quite a few years and now it's time for me to let the younger jumpers do all the work. I just fun jump now. 🪂

It looks like an AAD fire. I can heare the instructor yelling "pulll" 😱

It's a shame we dont bounce....

Miss those days

why this happened? wasnt the student trying to open his canopy? what was the student mistake?

Wait did he survived????did he open his parachute?

He didnt seem to do a proper countdown on exit, the instructor seemed a bit suprised when he jumped, being about 1 second to late himself. But he caught up quickly offcourse.

I lost stability on cat c but I got it back and was able to chill before pulling at 5800. Somehow I stayed alt aware the whole time I was tumbling through the air. My instructors were more scared and upset about it than I was. 🪂

Practice staying in a stable deployment position for 5 seconds or longer at a higher altitude.

A 20 mil kilómetros del estudiante

Thank you 😘😘😘😘😘

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Jumps are really expensive nowadays. You gotta get as much free fall as possible from every jump. Looks like Z-hills. There's a tunnel just south of Tampa on I-75.

It actually looked like he was spinning away from the instructor on purpose XD

i though he is gonna die.

For all the messing around I was looking for an impact dust cloud.

As a simple spectator I'm wondering why the pull handle is in that weird position; why it cannot be placed on the front side near the shoulder where it could be reached more easily and naturally?

Dude was all gung ho until time to open, then was humbled big time.

🤣🤣🤣 That instructor gave up. Said, "Grounds coming up fast, you're on your own!"

I thought he is dead. I was very stressed, imagine if you were in the coach place.

Holy shit.. the end of that video was crazy

Um did we just watch a person fucking fall to their death?

So what happened to him🙄🙄🙄

I wasn’t the guy neither the instructor and I almost crap my pants that was one scary jump.

You don't need a parachute to skydive, you only need one if you want to skydive again

“Skydiving” and “mistake” in the same sentence?😬

He cheated impending death thanks god who saved him.

That's what the Cypress is for

So the mistake is that he pulls although he's not "stabile"? Sorry i am not into skydiving so much

Did anyone try placing the release on the chest?

Student was performing stunts like pro until the deployment failed, then panicked like a puppy.

Why student's reserve flap is open?
Instructor's fault.