RobertTow

3 members of the team jump into the 33rd annual Fountain City Classic football game in Columbus GA, delivering the game ball to the Fort Valley and Albany State university Firebird, parachute packing, sabre2 150, insta360, skydive, skydiving, silver wings, demo team training, Army, Marines, Airforce, Navy, 4 way, skydive

just some dudes having fun Firebird, parachute packing, sabre2 150, insta360, skydive, skydiving, silver wings, demo team training, Army, Marines, Airforce, Navy, 4 way, skydive

Firebird, parachute packing, sabre2 150, insta360, skydive, skydiving, silver wings, demo team training, Army, Marines, Airforce, Navy, 4 way, skydive

working with a student on their A Lisence check dive. 360 left, 360 right, back flip, dock, track away. this student needs a little more work on heading control, but otherwise very well. ... yes I boached my exit. it happens. thank God for insta360 lol Firebird, sabre2 150, insta360, skydive, skydiving, silver wings, demo team training, Army, Marines, Airforce, Navy, coaching

Army Silver Wings jump team jumps into LSU Army football game

3 way high pull skydive at 13.5k ft. amazing shots, unfortunately very high upper winds. Firebird, parachute packing, sabre2 150, insta360, skydive, skydiving, gopro, highpull, haho

a few rookies trying to teaching rookies how to angle

filming my buddy while he films a tandem

Hanging under a 2 way belly. Then spinning it till it exploded.

This is my personal packing technique, not necessarily in line with manufacture techniques. I'm not a rigger or AFFI. I learned to pack from Greg Windmiller, YouTube, and my AFFI. At the time of this recording, I have about 650 jumps, I'm a coach, training demonstrator, and Military Free fall Jumpmaster. If you have questions, please comment below or talk to your local rigger or AFFI. The equipment in the video is a Firebird Evo rig, Rush reserve, Cypress AAD, and Sabre2 150 main. Recorded on insta360 One RS

Training accuracy, coaching and loving this sport.

This compilation of videos shows me working with a new skydiver whim has just completed AFF. we are working on body position, and axis control, as well as exits, tracking at break off, recovering from being unstable and canopy drills along with landing accuracy. All they skills are vital to a skydiver and a must for him to earn his A license and get off student status.

Firebird makes amazing gear, I finally got to jump my new rig at Skydive Atlanta

Last jump of the day, we built a 6 way round and spun it till it broke apart

After completing AFF, Students must learn how to exit and deploy their parachute incase of an emergency. We also use this low exit technique to work on canopy skills. We call it a hop n pop. Students will practice at 5,500 ft and be evaluated at 3,500 ft.

Just an average day for a jump plane pilot

After completing AFF, Students must learn how to exit and deploy their parachute incase of an emergency. We also use this low exit technique to work on canopy skills. We call it a hop n pop. Students will practice at 5,500 ft and be evaluated at 3,500 ft.

This video is to help teach and educate the skydive community. At the end of a great day of skydiving, we were trying to get in another jump when, while climbing to altitude, the pilot informed us that clouds were rolling in and we would need to exit low. This isn't uncommon. As we got on jump run, at a safe exit altitude, the plane started to buck, which for the weather also seemed normal. The pilot checked the automated weather service for the winds, but they had not updated, and nobody was aware of the danger just outside the plane. It became clear very quickly once under canopy that the winds were extremely strong. 5 jumpers to include myself landed off DZ, injuries included a few jumpers with broken ankles, hurt shoulders, backs, legs head. 1 jumper landed in trees a few miles away and broke his foot l. It was a joint effort of fire rescue, police, neighbors, and jumpers to locate and stableize all jumpers. But at the end of the day, everyone was relatively ok, and We had all learned a few new lessons.

A pro rated AAFI skydiver demonstrates a text book PLF on target just for fun

Continuing to work on my accuracy. Low winds on this landing, but it went good. Need to keep my hands in front of me to prevent injuries.

4 for 4

Belly RW