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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Singapore / Los Angeles
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![]() Download & Print this promotional flyer out if you intend to go down. You get better rates, and I get referral points. Hiya. Anyone here in Singapore interested in Skydiving? The agency that I dive with is expanding and prices are now pretty great. It's an experience too orgasmic to even discribe. Am posting in a bid to expand the skydiving circle and hopefully make new skydive buddies. The best thing? That the company is located next to Peninsula Plaza. So all my first-loves in one place. ![]() Contact the SKYDIVE team. Look for Richard Chee. Tell em' Kevin Christopher Ou sent you. (discount?) Hope that helps! See you guys in the air. The Company's contact detail skydive adventure (Singapore) pte ltd tel. 65 6337 7895 fax. 65 6337 7689 hp. 65 9452 1918 (disclaimer: I am in no way affiliated to the company. Merely introducing the ultimate experience of skydiving to photographers.) Last edited by chris_k; 6th May 2003 at 04:37 PM. |
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Join Date: Feb 2003
Posts: 211
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me me me!!!
been wanting to dive, but it's kinda ex here in spore no? do you know how much do they charge for a static line progression leading to a class a license? thanks ![]() |
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Singapore / Los Angeles
Posts: 222
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Hi...
If you're serious, skip the Static Line and plunge right into the AFF (Advance FreeFall). The 1st jump is a little pricey ($550), but it gets cheaper as you jump. Once you get your licence, it costs only around SGD$40 - 60 / per jump. How's that for afforable. It's slightly ex in Singapore cos' we don't have no open landing space. Unlike the US, France and Australia. But safety is much better in Singapore. It's not a mass market, so they don't rush to pack your chutes. It's a great buzz for photographer's as well. I've got many great stock shots from land shooting skydivers mid-air. The instructors are great as well. The atmosphere is very friendly, and they chat with you to calm you down before a jump. Something that I feel is very important. But safety is always their number one concern. Go for it. Skydiving really kicks-a**. |
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Join Date: Nov 2002
Location: Bosch
Posts: 202
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Coolz.. it's next on my list of extreme sports..
am intending to spend a month backpacking in Oz and pick up the full course there.. :P Now maybe I can do some planning adjustment.. ![]() |
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Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: Katong
Posts: 4,702
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Oooh!
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Join Date: Jan 2002
Location: SINGAPOUR
Posts: 1,905
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I think there is a course that one needs to go thru before one is allowed to dive... ??
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Join Date: Aug 2002
Location: Singapore / Los Angeles
Posts: 222
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Nah... it's not really a course.
They call it GROUND TRAINING. It's more like theory lessons about flight, equipment and safety. Very much like the ones army boys go thru. Except for the 1st jump, the lessons are only about 4hrs or so. And don't worry, you don't jump alone. There are 2 instructors that go along with you. Anyone interested in going? I hear that there are a few jumps coming up .... |
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