What's happening. (Eugene, OR) 1982-1993, July 30, 1987, Page 2, Image 2

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Skydiving!
Continued from cover
last year. The 20-or-so fatalities
recorded by the group were largely
due to jumper error, with gear mal
functions blamed in only one or two
cases.
Students pay $25 per jump during
their 15-jump training period. With
satisfactory progression, a novice
jumper will leave the static-line
behind and begin freefall jumping on
the fifth or sixth jump. Higher al
titudes, longer freefalls and aerial
maneuvering with other skydivers is
part of the training curriculum, which
concludes with a 45-second freefall
from 9,500 feet to an opening altitude
WINGS, NOT CHUTES:
NASA-inspired designs have
radically changed the shape
of jumping, from round mili
tary-surplus rigs to winged
canopies for crisp turns, for
mation flying and easy
landings.
of 2,500 feet.
Beyond that is a broad slate of
jumping fun in Lane County and at
other DZ’s in Oregon, including one
in Medford and two in the Portland
area at Sheridan and Estacada. Week
end “boogies” normally attract hun
dreds of Oregon jumpers, who pay $1
per thousand feet to get to altitude,
and supply their own beer and bar
beque supplies.
While new, state-of-the-art gear
costs up to $2,000, Wright offers gear
rentals for $7 per jumper.
Wright admits that skydiving isn’t
for everybody.
“It’s like any sport—it’s as safe as
you make it,” he observes. “What it
offers is a tremendous sense of satis
faction and accomplishment, even
after just one leap. It will build confi
dence in yourself and your gear, but
it also builds a lot of new friendships.
People who jump tend to be in love
with life and are fun to be with. They
make every second count.”
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