Traveled out to the
west coast looking for adventure? Maybe you’re a local just looking
for a thrill. Either way, San Diego has some of the most beautiful
locations for one of the most extreme sports known to man…
Skydiving, an adventure that finds its way onto the buck lists of
people all across the world. Most skydiving
san diego ca
is just as a good a method of getting that thrill fix taken care of,
possibly for good. The great news is it isn’t as hard to do as the
average individual might believe.
Skydiving is one of
those things that kids have to wait until they are 18 to do, but most
people live their entire lives without ever jumping off of a plane.
However, there are a certain few who seek out the adrenaline that
comes with this experience. If you are one of the latter then perhaps
you will find this useful.
There are a variety of companies
that provide skydiving services in the San Diego area. All of them
follow the same rules and guidelines when providing this particular
service to their customers. All of those who wish to experience the
pure bliss of falling to the earth must attend a training course
beforehand. Depending on who you dive with will depend on the length
of the training course. Although I would recommend when selecting a
training course to learn from, travelers choose one taught by
professional sky diving instructors to maximize safety.
Before
jumping divers must undergo a particular set of steps. First, there
is the pre-jump instruction, followed by an introduction of your
fellow divers. Afterward, they will continue to the actual jump
training and then they will proceed to equip their gear. Once all
four of these have been completed, divers can then carry on with
boarding the plane that will fly them up to their jump zone.
Once
in the air, instructors will check the conditions of the jump zone
several times before allowing anyone to jump. Once all is secure
divers can jump and enjoy a free-fall that lasts about 60 seconds.
This is the peak of the adrenaline rush as you are plummeting at over
100 miles per second, straight into the earth. Divers are actually
equipped with a smaller parachute to keep the falling speed from
exceeding what our bodies can handle. Then the instructors will
inform those diving that their parachute will be released and they
will feel a quick snug. This is the most peaceful part of the
experience; divers will notice that it will get very quiet making
conversations not only possible but easy, either with their
instructor or their loved ones. This is also where divers are able to
witness the southern part of California. From tourist attractions in
the city to the vast mountain ranges that lead up to LA. In
reality, the experience can take about 15 to 20 minutes but the
memories you will have after the fact will stay with you forever.