Skydive K-State
The club’s own word on this weekend, the next course, and where to check before you drive.
Before you drive
Abilene is a drive for most people. The conditions page shows what the winds and the sky are doing right now, so you know before you set off.
Day of
Day-of calls, load times and photos go up in the club's Facebook group first.
First time?
What the day actually looks like, from the drive out to the landing, and what to wear.
If you’ve never attended a PIA Symposium, it’s one of the few places where nearly every corner of the skydiving industry comes together under one roof. From February 8–11, 2027, manufacturers, riggers, DZ operators, athletes and fun jumpers will gather in Cincinnati, Ohio, for four days of networking, education and the latest developments in skydiving
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The New Cookie C45 Is Here… Sort Of... Cookie Composites has done it again and dropped a brand-new helmet into the skydiving world: the C45. And before you start throwing your credit card at your computer… YES, IT’S REAL. YES, WE’RE TAKING PRE-ORDERS. NO, IT’S NOT SITTING ON OUR SHELF WAITING FOR YOU. Because apparently we can’t just have nice things immediately. In this video, we take a look at the new Cookie C45, what makes it interesting, and why this new addition to the Cookie lineup migh...
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What are your decision altitude and hard deck? We asked leaders in all disciplines to share their numbers and why they chose them.
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Skyhook and RSL, a side-by-side comparison in the sky
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Is this pure madness or real skill of Skydiving? Watch as professional instructors from Abu Dhabi Skydive dropzone pull off one of the most dangerous high-level skydiving stunts! In this intense canopy piloting maneuver, one skydiver flies upside down while holding another jumper’s high-speed parachute by hand. This extreme trick requires years of training in CRW (Canopy Relative Work) and absolute trust in the air. Don't try this by yourself! This is extreme skydiving, canopy control, and...
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Skydiving Formation World Record | Head Down 174 freefly skydivers forming the official Head-Down Vertical World Record at Skydive Chicago! Reaching speeds over 240 KM/H (150 MPH) in freefall. Pure human precision and extreme freeflying! In this video: • 174-Way Head-Down Vertical World Record • Skydive Chicago freefly record • Big-way vertical formation skydiving Subscribe to for more extreme skydiving, big-way formations, and aerial footage!...
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Cookie's new C45 Carbon combines a lighter design with refinements to fit, comfort and performance.
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Demo skydiving jump over Abu Dhabi beach with professional instructors Abu Dhabi Skydive! Watch this extreme parachute landing and canopy piloting with a massive streamer. Can you guess the exact length of this streamer? Leave your comment below! The first person to guess correctly wins an official custom jersey shipped anywhere in the world! In this video: • Abu Dhabi beach demo jump • Parachute landing and canopy piloting • Skydiving demonstration and parachute flying Subscribe...
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Experience the intensity of swooping—high-speed landings performed on extreme, high-performance miniature parachutes at incredible speeds. In this video, we feature the Swoop Freestyle discipline: an artistic branch of Canopy piloting where judges evaluate style, maneuver execution, cleanliness, and the length of the water slide. Much like figure skating in the sky, pilots blend extreme precision with breathtaking artistry! Subscribe to for more extreme skydiving and ca...
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Swoop and Canopy Piloting Distance Training in Abu Dhabi Skydive. Discover the adrenaline of Canopy Piloting (also known as swoop/swooping), one of the most technical and exhilarating disciplines in modern skydiving and skydive sports. In the distance discipline, training runs can be practiced on land, but official competitions always take place over water. To score points, the athlete must touch the water before the entry gates, fly through a 10-meter corridor at a height of no more than 1....
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Crazy BASE jump with a tiny Amazon parachute! Insane cliff jump skill meets extreme base jumping action. Would you trust a toy parachute off a cliff? Crazy skydive and skydiving maneuvers from extreme athletes! Subscribe to for more epic air action!
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Episode 19 of This, That and The Other. Where we basically tell you what's going on, here, there and everywhere. Rigging Courses Info: Cookie Helmets: Altimeters: If you like to read, you are a different breed (The good kind) Check out our blog: Sign up for our newsletter
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Crazy Red Bull wingsuit flying precision! Pro skydivers and BASE jumping athletes fly at extreme speeds, smashing straight through a target suspended below a hot air balloon. Ultimate proximity flying! Subscribe to for more epic air action! Video credit: Instagram @_marcowaltenspiel_
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Video credit: Instagram @lukeaikins
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About 4-Way Formation Skydiving: Official rules can be found by reading the Skydiver's Competition Manual Chapter 9. Objective: to complete as many scoring formations as possible within the working time, while correctly following the sequence for the round. Teams: Each team has 4 members and a designated videographer who captures video evidence of each competition jump. An alternate member is also allowed. Scoring: Judges review the video from each jump immediately af...
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About 4-Way Formation Skydiving: Official rules can be found by reading the Skydiver's Competition Manual Chapter 9. Objective: to complete as many scoring formations as possible within the working time, while correctly following the sequence for the round. Teams: Each team has 4 members and a designated videographer who captures video evidence of each competition jump. An alternate member is also allowed. Scoring: Judges review the video from each jump immediately af...
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About 4-Way Formation Skydiving: Official rules can be found by reading the Skydiver's Competition Manual Chapter 9. Objective: to complete as many scoring formations as possible within the working time, while correctly following the sequence for the round. Teams: Each team has 4 members and a designated videographer who captures video evidence of each competition jump. An alternate member is also allowed. Scoring: Judges review the video from each jump immediately af...
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About 4-Way Formation Skydiving: Official rules can be found by reading the Skydiver's Competition Manual Chapter 9. Objective: to complete as many scoring formations as possible within the working time, while correctly following the sequence for the round. Teams: Each team has 4 members and a designated videographer who captures video evidence of each competition jump. An alternate member is also allowed. Scoring: Judges review the video from each jump immediately af...
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About 4-Way Formation Skydiving: Official rules can be found by reading the Skydiver's Competition Manual Chapter 9. Objective: to complete as many scoring formations as possible within the working time, while correctly following the sequence for the round. Teams: Each team has 4 members and a designated videographer who captures video evidence of each competition jump. An alternate member is also allowed. Scoring: Judges review the video from each jump immediately af...
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About 4-Way Formation Skydiving: Official rules can be found by reading the Skydiver's Competition Manual Chapter 9. Objective: to complete as many scoring formations as possible within the working time, while correctly following the sequence for the round. Teams: Each team has 4 members and a designated videographer who captures video evidence of each competition jump. An alternate member is also allowed. Scoring: Judges review the video from each jump immediately af...
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About 4-Way Formation Skydiving: Official rules can be found by reading the Skydiver's Competition Manual Chapter 9. Objective: to complete as many scoring formations as possible within the working time, while correctly following the sequence for the round. Teams: Each team has 4 members and a designated videographer who captures video evidence of each competition jump. An alternate member is also allowed. Scoring: Judges review the video from each jump immediately af...
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About 4-Way Formation Skydiving: Official rules can be found by reading the Skydiver's Competition Manual Chapter 9. Objective: to complete as many scoring formations as possible within the working time, while correctly following the sequence for the round. Teams: Each team has 4 members and a designated videographer who captures video evidence of each competition jump. An alternate member is also allowed. Scoring: Judges review the video from each jump immediately af...
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About 4-Way Formation Skydiving: Official rules can be found by reading the Skydiver's Competition Manual Chapter 9. Objective: to complete as many scoring formations as possible within the working time, while correctly following the sequence for the round. Teams: Each team has 4 members and a designated videographer who captures video evidence of each competition jump. An alternate member is also allowed. Scoring: Judges review the video from each jump immediately af...
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