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LONG JUMP FAQs
- PARTICIPANT OPTIONS, EVENT LIMITS, AND RUNNING ORDER.
- What events can each age group participate in?
- How many events can an athlete compete in during a meet?
- What is the order of running events during the meet?
- MANAGE JUMP ACCOUNT.
- What if I need to view or modify my JUMP Pass?
- What if I need to view or modify my JUMP account?
- CRASH, DON'T JUMP, OR ARRIVE LATE?.
- What happens if I crash during my flight?
- What happens if I don’t JUMP?
- What happens if I arrive late?
- WHAT ARE THE
- What are the minimum requirements for visiting JUMP?
- What are the sizes of the JUMP Suits?
- What are the prizes for the winners?
- WHERE
- Where is the event held?
- Where are you located?
- How can I track the event's progress?
- Where can I try Skysurfing or BASE jumping?
- SKYDIVING EXPERIENCE: FEELING THE ULTIMATE ADVENTURE.
- What is Clout Pricing?
- What is the landing like?
- What will the skydive feel like?
- What is opening and flying the parachute like?
- How hard is the landing?
- What if the weather forecast is bad?
- What does skydiving feel like?
- What is a skydiving landing like?
- SKYDIVING LAST AND HOW TO LEARN.
- How does the JUMP Simulator work?
- How long does the skydive last?
- How long does each step of the whole experience take from start to finish?
- How does one learn to skydive?
- How does the weather affect my jump?
- How long does skydiving last?
- EVENT REGISTRATION AND CHECK-IN POLICIES AND REQUIREMENTS.
- How early should I arrive for my visit?
- How do I register for the event and pick my race time?
- What time should I be there to check-in for my scheduled reservation?
- What other policies should I be aware of when reserving?
- What shape do I need to be in?
- PARACHUTE DOESN'T OPEN?.
- When will you open a JUMP location near me?
- What happens if the parachute does not open?
- What kind of parachute will we use?
- What if your parachute doesn’t open?
- What if my parachute doesn't open?
- REFUND POLICY TERMS AND CONDITIONS & FAQS.
- What are the divisions and ages of each group?
- What is your cancellation or refund policy?
- What are your current discounts or promotions?
- What if I come out and take the class and decide not to jump?
- What are the terms and conditions of your refund policy?
- INQUIRING ABOUT FREEFALL: MEASUREMENTS, TECHNIQUES, AND CONSIDERATIONS.
- How fast do you fall?
- What if I just want one picture of me in freefall?
- How do I tell a good Drop Zone from a poor one?
- How do you breathe in freefall?
- What methods of payment do you accept?
- How fast is freefall?
- SKYDIVING AGE AND WEIGHT LIMIT?.
- What if I love and want to continue skydiving?
- What is the skydiving age limit?
- What is the weight limit?
- JUMP EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING?.
- How is the scoring calculated?
- How much is a ticket?
- How long is the JUMP experience?
- How long is the first tandem jump training?
- What does the training consist of?
- How is parachuting regulated?
- How long will my jump take?
- How long is the training?
- FOR SKYDIVING?.
- What is JUMP?
- What should I wear at JUMP?
- How much time should I plan to spend at the event?
- What if you have to go to the bathroom in the plane?
- What should I wear skydiving?
- What should I bring to go skydiving?
- What should I wear to jump?
PARTICIPANT OPTIONS, EVENT LIMITS, AND RUNNING ORDER.
Q: What events can each age group participate in?
A: If your child is 9 years old, they will participate in the 9 & Under Age Group.
- If your child is 11 years old, they will participate in the 11 & Under Age Group.
- If your child is 13 years old, they will participate in the 13 & Under Age Group.
- If your child is 15 years old, they will participate in the 15 & Under Age Group.
- If your child is
- If your child is 11 years old, they will participate in the 11 & Under Age Group.
- If your child is 13 years old, they will participate in the 13 & Under Age Group.
- If your child is 15 years old, they will participate in the 15 & Under Age Group.
- If your child is
Q: How many events can an athlete compete in during a meet?
A: You can do 4 events, but only 3 can be running events.
Q: What is the order of running events during the meet?
A: 3200 meter
100 meter hurdles
80 meter hurdles
4X100 meter relays
1600 meter
400 meter
100 meter
800 meter
200 meter
4X400 meter relays
100 meter hurdles
80 meter hurdles
4X100 meter relays
1600 meter
400 meter
100 meter
800 meter
200 meter
4X400 meter relays
MANAGE JUMP ACCOUNT.
Q: What if I need to view or modify my JUMP Pass?
A: You can access your JUMP account to review and modify your JUMP passes, including your reservation date and time, your JUMP Hangar, virtual JUMP Site, and Exit Points. You can also gift purchased JUMP passes to other people from your account.
Q: What if I need to view or modify my JUMP account?
A: You can access your JUMP account to view and modify your account details, view your accolades and digital badges, and more.
CRASH, DON'T JUMP, OR ARRIVE LATE?.
Q: What happens if I crash during my flight?
A: No, you can't get a DNF if you crash.
Q: What happens if I don’t JUMP?
A: You can make the jump, but you may get a time out if you hesitate too long.
Q: What happens if I arrive late?
A: If you’re late for your reservation, we’ll do our best to accommodate you, but we can’t guarantee it.
WHAT ARE THE
Q: What are the minimum requirements for visiting JUMP?
A: You must be at least 59 inches (1.5 m) tall and weigh a minimum of 70 lbs (32 kg) or a maximum of 77 inches (1.9 m) and 340 lbs (154 kg). Additionally, JUMP is an ambulatory experience, so you should be able to wear our JUMP Suit and carry approximately 30 lbs (13.6 kg).
Q: What are the sizes of the JUMP Suits?
A: JUMP is an assisted mobility device. JUMP Suits are specially modified SQRL Suits or wingsuits. JUMP Mobility Requirements and JUMP Suit Requirements must be met.
Q: What are the prizes for the winners?
A: The winners of the Notch Peak Invitational receive a Bomber Jacket, Notch Peak Patch, and Bracket Winner Patch. The Grand Tournament Winner also receives a cash prize (~$500), a "Champion 2023" Patch, and possibly an in-game cosmetic for future tournaments. All participants receive a tournament-styled T-shirt, stickers, and a poster.
WHERE
Q: Where is the event held?
A: We're having a party in Utah on Saturday, July 29th at 11am. It'll be a ton of fun.
Q: Where are you located?
A: We are located at 14725 S Porter Rockwell Blvd, Suite F Bluffdale, UT 84065. Our hours are Monday, Wednesday, Friday 1 PM - 9 PM, Tuesday and Thursday 5 PM - 9 PM, and Saturday 11 AM - 9 PM. We are closed on Sundays.
Q: How can I track the event's progress?
A: We're hosting a 5k race series and we need some help with our website. We need someone to create a live leaderboard and bracket that will be updated after every race.
Q: Where can I try Skysurfing or BASE jumping?
A: No, you need to be an experienced skydiver to skysurf or BASE jump.
SKYDIVING EXPERIENCE: FEELING THE ULTIMATE ADVENTURE.
Q: What is Clout Pricing?
A: The Clout Pricing system is a way to get discounted rates on your second jump and beyond. The more you jump, the deeper the discount.
Q: What is the landing like?
A: Skydiving is a safe activity, as long as you follow the proper safety procedures and use the proper safety equipment.
Q: What will the skydive feel like?
A: Free fall is an exhilarating experience that feels like flying, while the parachute descent is more peaceful and relaxing.
Q: What is opening and flying the parachute like?
A: The opening of a square parachute is similar to jumping feet-first into a pool of water. It takes about two to five seconds and is not uncomfortable. The parachute can be steered by pulling on the control lines attached to the sides.
Q: How hard is the landing?
A: Today, nearly all jumpers and jump schools use “square” canopies for parachuting. These canopies are actually rectangular in shape, and when open, act like an airplane wing (or an airfoil). They are more like gliders than umbrellas.
Q: What if the weather forecast is bad?
A: 1. Don't assume that the weather is going to be bad and that you won't get to jump.
2. If you have any weather concerns, please feel free to call us the day of your jump to check on the weather conditions.
2. If you have any weather concerns, please feel free to call us the day of your jump to check on the weather conditions.
Q: What does skydiving feel like?
A: The feeling of freefall is more like flying than falling, and is intensely exciting and liberating. The parachute flight is quiet and inspiring, however, if you like roller coasters, ask your instructor and you will experience the most exciting ride ever!
Q: What is a skydiving landing like?
A: Landings are soft, and you can do a stand-up landing or a sliding landing.
SKYDIVING LAST AND HOW TO LEARN.
Q: How does the JUMP Simulator work?
A: The JUMP Bay is a VR experience that simulates the sensation of skydiving, BASE jumping, and proximity flying. It uses a custom-made VR helmet to provide an immersive and realistic experience.
Q: How long does the skydive last?
A: You will be fine.
Q: How long does each step of the whole experience take from start to finish?
A: Plan on spending about two to three hours with us here at Start Skydiving, but always allow for at least four to six hours just in case there are any delays.
Q: How does one learn to skydive?
A: The First Jump Course (FJC) is a 4-6 hour training course that teaches you the basics of skydiving. You can choose to do the course solo or with a tandem partner.
Q: How does the weather affect my jump?
A: Skydiving in New England is weather dependent, so please call us at (978) 544-5321 before you drive out if you have questions about the weather and how it will affect your jump.
Q: How long does skydiving last?
A: It will take about 15 minutes to climb to altitude, one minute to freefall, and 6-7 minutes to fly your parachute.
EVENT REGISTRATION AND CHECK-IN POLICIES AND REQUIREMENTS.
Q: How early should I arrive for my visit?
A: Arrive 15 minutes before your scheduled time.
Q: How do I register for the event and pick my race time?
A: 1. Register for the tournament.
2. Select your preferred race time.
3. We will add you to the bracket.
4. Arrive at least 15 minutes before your race time.
2. Select your preferred race time.
3. We will add you to the bracket.
4. Arrive at least 15 minutes before your race time.
Q: What time should I be there to check-in for my scheduled reservation?
A: You can't schedule a specific time to jump, but you can schedule a check-in time. If you're late for your check-in, there's a $25 fee.
Q: What other policies should I be aware of when reserving?
A: There are no refunds given on reservation deposits or rain checks.
Q: What shape do I need to be in?
A: You need to be in reasonable physical condition to skydive, and there are weight limits in place for safety reasons.
PARACHUTE DOESN'T OPEN?.
Q: When will you open a JUMP location near me?
A: We are currently looking at new locations in the following states:
- Ohio
- Pennsylvania
- Michigan
- Indiana
- Illinois
- Wisconsin
- Minnesota
- Iowa
- Missouri
- Kentucky
- Ohio
- Pennsylvania
- Michigan
- Indiana
- Illinois
- Wisconsin
- Minnesota
- Iowa
- Missouri
- Kentucky
Q: What happens if the parachute does not open?
A: If your main parachute fails, you will automatically deploy your reserve parachute.
Q: What kind of parachute will we use?
A: Parachutes are more like gliders than umbrellas.
Q: What if your parachute doesn’t open?
A: The main canopy and reserve canopy must be packed by a certified rigger, and the reserve must be repacked every 180 days. There are also additional safety features in place to ensure canopy deployment.
Q: What if my parachute doesn't open?
A: All of our jumpers are equipped with a main parachute and a reserve parachute. In addition, the reserve parachute is equipped with an Automatic Parachute Deployment system (commonly referred to as a Cypres or AAD). This unit will automatically deploy the reserve parachute should the jumpers be unable to.
REFUND POLICY TERMS AND CONDITIONS & FAQS.
Q: What are the divisions and ages of each group?
A: The Gremlin age group is for 8 and under, the Bantam age group is for 9-10 years, the Midget age group is for 11-12 years, the Youth age group is for 13-14 years, and the Intermediate age group is for 15-18 years. An athlete in the Gremlin age group through Youth may participate in a maximum of four events with a maximum of three running events. Intermediate athletes may participate in a maximum of any four events. The
Q: What is your cancellation or refund policy?
A: JUMP Passes are non-refundable.
Q: What are your current discounts or promotions?
A: Use the code "jump15" for a 15% discount on your purchase.
Q: What if I come out and take the class and decide not to jump?
A: You can't get a refund if you don't jump.
Q: What are the terms and conditions of your refund policy?
A: Tandem has a monthly subscription of $15/month and $5 for each additional family member, with a $25 sign-up fee. You can get a discount of $5/month if you pay annually. There is a free 30-day trial.
Tandem is a monthly subscription service, with a few different options for payment.
The first is a monthly subscription, which costs $15/month and $5 for each additional family member. There is also a
Tandem is a monthly subscription service, with a few different options for payment.
The first is a monthly subscription, which costs $15/month and $5 for each additional family member. There is also a
INQUIRING ABOUT FREEFALL: MEASUREMENTS, TECHNIQUES, AND CONSIDERATIONS.
Q: How fast do you fall?
A: The average human body falls at a speed of approximately 120 miles per hour.
Q: What if I just want one picture of me in freefall?
A: If you want to take a freefall picture, you must order the entire video and stills package.
Q: How do I tell a good Drop Zone from a poor one?
A: You should only jump at a USPA Group Member Drop Zone to ensure the highest level of safety. Also, be sure to check reviews and visit the facility beforehand to get a sense of the experience you will be having.
Q: How do you breathe in freefall?
A: Breathing in free fall is unnecessary.
Can you breathe while skydiving?
You can breathe while skydiving. In fact, we actively encourage it! (Breathing regularly is super-good for you.) Even in freefall – at speeds up to 160mph – you can easily get plenty of oxygen into those airbags. … Before you leave the plane, your instructor will brief you on hand signals so you can communicate with them while you’re free
Can you breathe while skydiving?
You can breathe while skydiving. In fact, we actively encourage it! (Breathing regularly is super-good for you.) Even in freefall – at speeds up to 160mph – you can easily get plenty of oxygen into those airbags. … Before you leave the plane, your instructor will brief you on hand signals so you can communicate with them while you’re free
Q: What methods of payment do you accept?
A: We do not accept checks for your balance.
Q: How fast is freefall?
A: The average person falls at a speed of 120 mph.
SKYDIVING AGE AND WEIGHT LIMIT?.
Q: What if I love and want to continue skydiving?
A: Yes, you can sign up for AFF on the same day as your tandem jump.
Q: What is the skydiving age limit?
A: You must be 18 years of age or older in order to make a skydive.
Q: What is the weight limit?
A: We have a weight limit of 240 pounds for tandem skydiving, and 250 pounds for AFF.
JUMP EXPERIENCE AND TRAINING?.
Q: How is the scoring calculated?
A: 120 points for time, 300 for gates.
The time points are calculated based on the time it takes the pilot to complete the course, with the fastest time earning the most points. The gates are worth points based on how many the pilot hits, with more points awarded for hitting all the gates.
The time points are calculated based on the time it takes the pilot to complete the course, with the fastest time earning the most points. The gates are worth points based on how many the pilot hits, with more points awarded for hitting all the gates.
Q: How much is a ticket?
A: A JUMP Pass is a subscription to use JUMP bikes. You can purchase a pass for yourself or a friend here.
A JUMP Pass is valid for 30 days.
You can use a JUMP Pass to ride as often as you like.
There is no limit to the number of rides you can take.
There is a $2 charge for every 30 minutes you ride.
You can purchase a JUMP Pass for $94.
A JUMP Pass is valid for 30 days.
You can use a JUMP Pass to ride as often as you like.
There is no limit to the number of rides you can take.
There is a $2 charge for every 30 minutes you ride.
You can purchase a JUMP Pass for $94.
Q: How long is the JUMP experience?
A: The JUMP experience typically lasts around 30 to 45 minutes from start to finish. The experience is designed to provide you with 10-12 minutes of flight time, which includes a skydive from an airplane, a BASE jump from a 4000ft cliff, parachute deployment, and landing.
Q: How long is the first tandem jump training?
A: Yes, you will be jumping with a certified skydiving instructor and you will be doing a tandem skydive.
Q: What does the training consist of?
A: The AFF program is a 7 category program which will teach the student how to safely make their first jump. The student will exit the aircraft with two AFF Instructors who will assist the student during freefall. The student then pulls his/her own ripcord at about 5000 ft.
The ground training is a bit more extensive (5-6 hours) because the student will be doing a 50 second freefall (that’s right!) on his/her very
The ground training is a bit more extensive (5-6 hours) because the student will be doing a 50 second freefall (that’s right!) on his/her very
Q: How is parachuting regulated?
A: The U.S. Parachute Association has developed standards called “Basic Safety Requirements” which all USPA affiliates pledge to follow. BSRs represent the commonly accepted standards for a high level of safety. They cover equipment, training, DZ requirements, wind limits, and so forth.
Q: How long will my jump take?
A: Arrive at your appointment time, plan on spending half the day.
Q: How long is the training?
A: Our instructional class lasts for about 30 minutes.
FOR SKYDIVING?.
Q: What is JUMP?
A: JUMP is a wingsuit virtual reality simulator that allows you to feel like you're actually BASE jumping and flying through dynamic environments.
Q: What should I wear at JUMP?
A: Wear clothes that are comfortable and won't get in the way of the JUMP Suit.
Q: How much time should I plan to spend at the event?
A: It depends on how well you do.
Q: What if you have to go to the bathroom in the plane?
A: 1. Go to your nearest fast food restaurant.
2. Order a large meal and eat it as quickly as possible.
3. Enjoy your food!
2. Order a large meal and eat it as quickly as possible.
3. Enjoy your food!
Q: What should I wear skydiving?
A: Dress for the weather and wear sneakers.
Q: What should I bring to go skydiving?
A: A current photo I.D. must be presented before you will be allowed to jump.
Q: What should I wear to jump?
A: Clothing that is comfortable and safe to exercise in.