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Another incredible show and enjoyed the discussions about quantum, crypto, and non-skydiving topics almost as much as the skydiving discussions. And thanks, Chris, for sharing the exit tips :)

What a waste of my time watching this

I have 108 Tb of stuff, trying to find anything is a huge pain.

I’ve listened to or watched every episode of Krav since the very first episode when I was an AFF Student. I don’t jump as much as I’d like, just due to family and work responsibilities, but I absolutely love this podcast and have never once felt like I’ve wasted any of my hours watching. I’ve learned an incredible amount about this fantastic sport thank to you guys. I hope one day I’ll have the honor of going on a jump with you guys. Blue skies 🤙🏻

Appreciate the shoutout gents <3! Great episode and awesome breakdown on that landing, hope the jumper recovers quickly... we've had several in our DZ just like that during the hot season.

I have heard they suspect there were civilizations at least as advanced as we are now, here before us.

Another great conversation. I learn something every show and great advice about saying "no." So difficult sometimes but it shouldn't be. Great advice from JRuss. I would be interested to know what the Skyvan exit tips were for Chris.

I was raised by the cowboy generation, and am glad a lot of them have retired. I feel like they get stuck in their ways and pass that on to newer jumpers.

E-A-G-L-E-S, EAGLES! Go Birds!

Great discussion on beginner angles and breakoffs, be sure to clip that because it's GOLDEN! Good luck in Summerfest gents ;)

Definitely an article needed from that movement test...tons of knowledge...and always new additions ;)

I am usually very busy during the year (I am a teacher) and I barely have time just to watch UA-cam. I am now in a process of catching up on your podcast. My comment is not towards this particular video, but I have been bingewatching your podcasts for a week now (I have had the Krav subscription too) and I just wanted to thank you for your time and effort. I am still a baby in skydiving but I find those videos so useful! So thank you once again!

Great tips and explained more clearly than I've ever heard. I'm definitely going to try this next time I'm up - thanks!

Another fantastic episode. So important for people to really understand drift, winds aloft, movement, and the risks that we're exposing ourselves to. Especially important for the leaders on these groups.

Hell yeah. Talking about skydiving. I jump at a very well known DZ and even here I have had a couple of close ones with group separation. If you're standing or straight head down people just say you're freeflying. Well we know the speed difference in a sit compared to standing can be huge. Then acount for drifting. It's scary.

Great jump review and discussion. This was glossed over but it begs the question, to what extent should vertical proficiency be a requisite to jump on angles since they can change in the plane from angle to vertical OR should they not change at all, no clear line of sight no angle…?

When is it available?

My pilot chute is bigger than his main!!

This is the explanation for half of America

So many fallacies

Inclusiveness? Skydivers have to be the most inclusive bunch of people I've ever met. If you have to be hand fed every single thing in life there's no sense of accomplishment. I see they're pushing this in the USPA magazine as well. It's really getting old.

Excellent discussion! Really enjoyed the details and thoughts about leading angle and working with newer jumpers. More please. And would love to hear from a wingsuiter about leading and coaching.

Still afraid to play with the risers during the sniveling, but I just hold those risers. Although I dont have off heading opening, I will give it a try if anything happens. Pandulam and body weight/legs up makes more sense. Thanks for the thought. I still believe, if I go little bit fancy with the pack job, canopy behaves little bit different, and the body position of course. I need to improve on the habit of looking up. Thanks for the reminder. :)

I've been trying to head up float. It's hard as hell to stick.

Hey guys, thank you for sharing your experiences. If you are in europe and want to visit a medium sized dropzone in the south of germany (Pilatus Porter), just let me know and we will figure something out ;)

24:04 Throwing monkeys is inevitable when you have too many Otters in the air!

I got you on the AI stuff. Let's connect.

Awesome, great tips

Thanks for clarifying. Love your podcast, so informative, I've learned a lot listening to you guys

I think a simpler way of explaining it to newer jumpers is to say that some drop zones have a "1st one down sets the landing direction" policy. The key thing to know about this policy is that if you feel that you cannot abide by that rule, then you need to plan to land in an alternate landing area that has a more strict landing direction policy. I know this isn't always possible, so jumpers also need to be informed about how to enter a landing pattern when they are unable to do a standard downwind, base, and final pattern. I've been in a situation where I didn't have a downwind, but I was able to safely enter the pattern by having a long base leg. Ultimately, these are things that should be discussed with ST&As when getting a DZ briefing.

we have wind shift between passes haha

Awesome approach, luckily our DZ has very consistent winds so a direction change is once in a blue moon. Always good to look out for the first landings if you have the time and make those pre-jump plans... very often routine is what gets you in trouble. It's rare that WL's are discussed for every jump and they should definitely be taken more into account.

JRuss is like an Angel, always keep an eye on all of us to make sure we are all safe and give you good tips to enjoy your jumps. Amigo Steve is a great mentor, instructor and very patience with all of us students, I really appreciate when I can jump with him. Thank you Krav for this great podcast.

Great stuff, Chris!

Great talk. Appreciate Raj and JRuss sharing their experiences!!

A Good listen guys

WTH. 22 mins of Indian food is spicy and creeping out on some women's name. Come on guys, where's the excitement? Maybe you should take up golf. Not Raj, he's a machine. He probably doesn't remember me.

TEDx talk: ua-cam.com/video/N7_e_bzsqhY/v-deo.html Intro Trace 101: ua-cam.com/video/K8syH2Npk-Y/v-deo.html Intro Trace 102: ua-cam.com/video/QYrUv1EgutM/v-deo.html

Best weekly hour wasted 😂 thanks guys

Another hour of really helpful insights and stories. We need more of these conversations in skydiving and this is why the sport has been getting consistently safer and better.

Really awesome episode. Thanks for the discussion guys!

My professor is so cool!

Look banning harry potter is dumb. But banning graphic gey sex in elementary school just might be a good thing. Parents should be the ones explaining these things not the damn purple haired "teacher". And let's be honest, kids these days have hardcore porn at theri finger tips and can barely read anyways. Kids at my wife's school couldn't read an analog clock. Parents need to stop posting all day every second on social media and educate their children. Teach them to be kind but not naive. White people the master race? Looks like there's a whole lot of actual racists and they are self hating whites or not white. God i miss the 90s. Oh, favorite 80s movie? Bill and Ted, Gleaming the Cube, Aliens, Lost Boys for sure.

Another great episode! Thanks for the transition tips...incredibly helpful. Looking forward to next week, as always!

The explanation lacks visuals, what exactly is fascia?

I learned a lot form you, thank you hope you all well in 2024

I have no idea what you're talking about. haha I like the idea of the MMA of the sky though, that sounds rad. I don't know sheet about any of this stuff but I think it just sounds fun to do instead of just one discipline. I would love to get coaching from Andy, I know he's always at Elsinore. I just like skydiving and no stress jumps.

We as TI needs ir for sure

Legends! Love the expression explore your body and your mind through flying

Chris always looks so moisturized and JRuss looks like me. Hopefully this isn't a boring one I have a long day today. I know you guys are always so super serious, must be the tunnel air.