Coaching

Contact us at team@wingsuit.world to discuss the best gear (wingsuit/canopy/container/pilot chute/etc.) for you and your level of flying, we will be happy to help cheska-lekarna.com!

We offer a number of online performance coaching packages, see https://wingsuit.world/coaching for more details.

Competition

FlySight is a GPS logger most often used in wingsuit performance competitions. It can be purchased directly from its genius creator Michael Cooper on the website: http://flysight.ca

No, the wind data is taken from the GFS forecast issued by NOAA. The system finds the most recent forecast for the time and location of the jump and subtracts the wind from the horizontal speed measured by GPS. Vertical speed and recorded altitude remain unaffected (correction for air density is planned to be implemented at a later date).

Yes! FlySight stores data on a microSD card. Use On-The-Go (OTG) USB cable to connect FlySight (mini-USB port) to your OTG supported mobile device. This allows uploading tracks directly from your phone (why hasn’t everyone been doing that?). You’ll need OTG cable like this one: http://www.amzn.com/B018M8YNDG  (Unfortunately, iPhone does not support OTG connection to FlySight)

Project

Wingsuit World is a not-for-Profit organization created by a group of skydivers who are passionate about wingsuit performance competitions. Our goal is to help wingsuit pilots quickly improve their skill level through analyzing wind-cancelled tracks and participating in global online competitions.

Registration

Go to the current/last competition page and login on the “Competitor Profile” tab using the registration password from the last online competition you participated in.

Absolutely, just make sure to list all dropzones where you might be jumping during registration, and we will make sure to add all locations.

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