Simulated Sky Diving

Falling, in any way, could be a very daunting experience. For someone to put it into practice will be absurd; and that’s why the phobia for heights is very well placed.

When we talk about sky diving, it is still talking about falling –but with panache. The fear of falling is still there, and may be especially heightened since at that altitude the amount of time it takes for one to complete the fall may well approach a full minute. And during this time, any inexperienced sky diver would more often than not think of this predicament, the fear gets multiplies to an extent that the faller gets overwhelmed. And I have seen several novice sky divers who’d wet their pants in midair.

This is of course unfounded. As the sky diver approaches terminal velocity, the sensation of falling diminishes, and its place would be a sensation of gliding, much like any bird on flight. And trust me; no other experience can be as exhilarating.

And gliding it really is. Over the air, the sky diver can do somersaults, belly rolls, falcon dives, formations… just think of the word freestyle falling and you’ll get the drift. That’s why more and more people have tried conquering the fear of falling for this next level experience.

But then again, the first hurdle, this fear of falling, can be a very distressing experience. That’s why I’m recommending you, a novice sky diver, to do simulated sky diving.

Simulated sky diving is a perfect exercise for the novice sky diver to experience freefall, or at least how it is when you are supported by something unseen. The sensation of buoyancy is a familiar one – but not when you cannot see what is supporting your weight. And at the height of 10,000 feet, seeing nothing to break your fall can be distressing to say the least.

It also allows the novice sky diver to learn and practice sky dive maneuvers before taking it to the skies. It makes a safe procedure, by making sure the sky diver knows how to operate his fall before he takes his first jump. How to maneuver for directions, slowing or increasing your terminal velocity, and even just by remaining calm can be a big factor once you are in the sky.

So, take up simulated sky diving before you take yourself up in the heights. Here are some of the best places to take up simulated sky diving.

Flyaway Indoor Skydiving
www.flyawayindoorskydiving.com
3106 Parkway Drive, Pigeon Forge, TN
Toll Free: 877-293-0639

200 Convention Center Drive, Las Vegas, NV
Toll Free: 877-545-8093

Airkix MK Ltd
www.airkix.com
602 Marlborough Gate, Central Milton Keynes, MK9 3XS
Local Calls: 0845-331-6549l
International Calls: +44 1908 247770
Group Package: +44 1908 247772

Flyaway Indoor Skydiving
www.vegas.com
200 Convention Center Dr. Las Vegas, NV 89109
Phone: (702) 731-4768

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