Fresno Sky Diving School & Training

From your first AFF (Accelerated FreeFall) skydive, new students will experience first-hand the indescribable sensation of human flight. If you want to make your 1st solo jump as swiftly as possible, the Accelerated FreeFall program from Skydiving Fresno quickly gives you the skill levels required. The United States Parachute Association (USPA) recommended course for new skydiving students is called the "Integrated Student Program" (ISP). The United States Parachute Association's ISP sets Targeted Learning Objectives (TLOs) for a succession of 7 training levels. Each level's TLOs must be accomplished by the student before they can move on to the following level. Levels 1 through 7 are the training jumps where the beginner must be accompanied with an accordingly rated skydiving coach. As soon as Level 7 has been completed by the student, they are then permitted to monitor themselves although most dropzones will require a jump master to accompany them on subsequent jumps. Once the student has finished twenty five skydives, and has their "A license" requirements signed off by an instructor or coach, they must complete an A License Check Dive with an instructor. Finally the student is entitled to their A License and is no longer a student. While a license is not required to skydive lawfully, the United States Parachute Association license will permit the skydiver to journey to other USPA member skydiving centers and use their license to prove they have the skill-sets needed to jump.