International Skydiving Commission

🔙 Throwback to the Grand Prix of accuracy at Skydive Netheravon, UK 🇬🇧

Watch highlights from Round 1 of a weekend dedicated to sport parachuting disciplines, including formation skydiving and accuracy events, held at the Army Parachute Association dropzone last month.

Accuracy is one of the oldest disciplines in skydiving and one of the purest expressions of canopy control. First contested in international competition in the early 1950s, its principle has never changed: fly your parachute, read the wind, and land as close as possible to a target only a few centimetres wide.

As the season continues, many of the world's top accuracy competitors are now preparing for the Accuracy Landing World Championships in Slovakia, with the Opening Ceremony taking place on 29 August and competition running from 30 August to 4 September.

🎙️ Regan Tetlow
📍Skydive Netheravon

Experience the artistry of Indoor Freestyle through this impressive performance by Flavien Poulenard from the latest FAI Indoor Skydiving World Cup.

🏆 A European Champion and 🥉 third-place finisher on the international stage, Flavien continues to demonstrate the athleticism, innovation, and dedication that make Freestyle one of the most captivating disciplines in indoor skydiving.

👏 Congratulations on an outstanding performance.

🕺 Flavien Poulenard
📍 iFLY Aix-Marseille

The countdown is on. ⏳

In less than one week, the focus turns to Tennessee as Canopy Pilots prepare for the next United States Canopy Piloting Association Swoop League competition.

Combining speed, precision, and technical excellence, canopy piloting continues to showcase some of the most advanced skills in modern skydiving.

💨 For perspective, the fastest speed Curt Bartholomew has recorded on a speed course is 106.6 mph (171.6 km/h), achieved when he set the Speed World Record in 2024.

📅 13–14 June
📍Skydive Tennessee
🪂 Curt Batholomew
🎥 Alex Ildefonso