<p>If you revive the skydive months later and remember the feeling of achievement, your body is likely to release small doses of dopamine again that will help you feel better. <strong>In order to have this effect later, I would highly recommend getting a video of your first skydive.</strong> For me, it is always a reminder of my courage and abilities.</p>
<p><b>A great place to find skydiving gear is</b> <b>Chuting Star</b><b>. Their realistic prices range from $3,900 to $7,500+ for a complete rig. Keep in mind that this price doesn’t include any of the other gear mentioned above. It’s not uncommon to have to budget upward of $10,000 for all of your skydiving equipment.</b></p>
<li>In the United States, skydivers must be at least 18 years old.</li>
<li>Minimal student training required. You can be ready to jump in as little as 30 minutes.</li>
<h2>The EFF Tandem Skydiving Newbie’s Guide</h2>
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<p>When you exit the plane to skydive, the plane is already flying at 80+mph. You’re already travelling so fast, and as you lose forward speed you gain downward speed – so it all kind of evens out.</p>
<p><strong>In skydiving, terminal velocity refers to the maximum speed that the skydiver can attain as he falls from the sky to the ground.</strong> A typical tandem skydiver in a belly-to-earth position will reach terminal velocity at approximately 120 mph (193 km/h) after 12 seconds of freefall and a fallen distance of 1,500 feet (450m).</p>
<p>Understanding precisely why airplanes fly is an ongoing challenge for aerospace engineers, like me, who study and design airplanes, rockets, satellites, helicopters and space capsules.</p>
<h3>The Body Shape Impacts Your Freefall Speed When Skydiving</h3>
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