Ep 35 - Brian Vacher from PDFT and Flight-1 episode artwork

EPISODE · Aug 23, 2016 · 2H 16M

Ep 35 - Brian Vacher from PDFT and Flight-1

from Radio Skydive UK · host Craig Poxon, Brian Cumming

Brian Vacher, Canopy Pilot, PD Factory Team Member and Flight-1 coach Headline Interview James La Barrie Thought for the Podcast John Le Blanc Ask The Expert - how long should control lines be. Answers from Drunk Skydivers - Would You Rather… Janina's Point Break Movie Knowledge Front Cover by Pete Lindstrand. Mary Barratt docks on our own Carlos Crow over Skydive Headcorn. Back Cover by Doc John Carter and Martin Hopkins of Stefan Pacel (cow) and Kat Insall (tiger) helping Lorene Latour (leopard) celebrate her 1001st skydive over Skydive Langar. Luke Aikens 35,000ft jump - he survives! Copenhagen swoop festival should be expanded to other cities King Air stall in Byron You'll never be as cool as Brian Vacher's mum. (Janina - we need you).  Brian demonstrates wing suits at the Science Museum in London, with Sam, Jose and Kamal. Craig heads to 4way Nationals Tash travels around the UK with her CF buddies and nails her FF2 (but doesn't have to do a 4pt 4way to prove she's safe in the sky). We love your photos, your audio recordings and your messages. Send them to [email protected] If you liked the show, please force one person to download our show. And don't untie them until they do.

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