Coaches
Two coaches, different rates and different scope. Pick whoever fits what you're trying to do — or ask and we'll tell you straight which of us is the better use of your money.
Founder and head coach
Skydiving since 2006 with more than 14,000 jumps and over 12,000 hours in the wind tunnel. Tandem master, AFF instructor, tunnel instructor, military freefall and static line — day and night, land and water. World record holder, Atmonauti Instructor-Master Navigator No. 18 and founder of the Body Piloting Championships.
Coach
Instructor at iFLY Downunder and a Downunder Dynamics coach. Working in the tunnel week in, week out means a lot of time watching the same faults appear and disappear, which is exactly the experience that makes tunnel coaching efficient.
Which one
Harry, at $300 an hour. He's in the tunnel constantly at iFLY Downunder, so he sees the same faults appear and disappear every week. For building consistent skills across your standard orientations, that repetition is worth more than seniority.
Mason, at $400 an hour. Fourteen thousand jumps plus years of full-time tunnel work across every discipline means a wider set of things to test against when the obvious fix isn't working.
Mason, at $500 a day. Freefall coaching, canopy work, big and small ways, competition preparation. Harry coaches in the tunnel only.
Ask. Sending you to the cheaper coach when that's the right answer costs nothing and keeps you coming back.