Good morning
Welcome everyone. Now listen carefully, to all the tips
required to be good at skydiving. Would you believe that
90% of the skydivers trained under me have logged
more than hundred jumps?
Coming straight to the point, I would like to tell you all
that while skydiving, ensure that you have a heavy
parachute and while jumping open it only when
instructed to. Uses of it at wrong time can be very fatal!
Understood?
When I tried out my first jump, I crawled out of the open
door as guided, following all orders, and going only
when told to, keeping the force and wind calculations in
mind. I want you to follow the aforementioned things
Sit straight everyone! I can see many of you are sitting
in a hunched posture like a Camel. Maintaining right
postures is very vital. For example keeping your back
curved, like this. Last but not the least, I know I am
reiterating this, but go only when you are in your proper
position and when you are told to. Follow my commands
(GO!) This is no place for experiments or curiosity!
The fear index of a newbie or a debut skydiver is quite
high, it was the same case with me as well. I was quite
apprehensive about it. Would you not be afraid of
watching your minuscule city from the sky height? It also
creates an sensation of a battlefield around you. It is
vital to get rid of your fears and the negative emotions
surrounding yourself, which tell you its either go or die
situation.
Students, it is worth noting that you reap its benefits
later on, having patience is key. Once it is completed,
you get uncountable joy, satisfaction and adrenaline
rush. One thing to be noted is that: neither having a
negative attitude nor the casual attitude works here such
as : despite thousand of students did this, I am the one
who is going to die… or the casual, nothing’s going to
happen to me!
Phew! I’ve spoken too much, or maybe the speech’s
been too long. But, wait, I forgot the most important
aspect, why skydiving, and why do people do it
twice/thrice…
Coming back to my speech, the main reason why
skydiving is because it is rousing and lively. It keeps you
active, and because of its roller coaster nature it teaches
you to tackles ups and downs of your lives as well, as
and it relates to our life, which is not always rectilinear
It is also defeating fear than, than showing your skill and
breaking the bars you set. Also, the mechanics aspect of
it is a pleasure and also, you start appreciating the skills
you have, and get hooked onto the sport