Skydiving

Skydiving, downhill sport, similar to part with a parachute from an airplane or ship. He participated in both recreational and competitive sports activities in the three phases of activity Skydiving: Free fall, with an open parachute descent and landing. In the autumn contest participants are judged according to their style in free fall and precision landing at some point. During the descent, divers are able to check the accuracy of their landing by manipulating the open parachute as a candle kind of qualified parachutists with good equipment, to travel in a horizontal position to 10 miles at 16 miles) per hour at a normal fall. For security reasons, the paratroopers will be forced to open the parachutes at about 2,200 feet (670 m). Skydiving is a competitive sport after World War II. In 1951, the International Federation of Airline promoted (founded 1905), most of the organizing body for air sports, the world's first skydiving. In the United States Parachute Association USPA U.S., founded 1957) sponsors the annual championship. At the beginning of the 21st century. Interest in traditional skydiving waned as a member of the USPA fell. At the same time interest in piloting the canopy, or chopped, grew. Launched in 1990, is the only kind of skydiving jumps, see where the bulk of their moves from the ground. Chopped and offers greater speed and danger that traditional skydiving is maneuvered near the ground or water, sometimes only inches and is activated at lower jump heights and the use of parachutes more smaller, more agile.