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Sky Diving For Lower Leg Amputees - A Life Experience

sky diving is an extreme sport that not every vacationer wants to experience. For those who enjoy extreme sports, sky diving is typically high on the list of vacation travel plans and life events one wants to complete. For adults with disabilities, extreme sports can be challenging but not impossible. If you are a lower leg amputee, it is important to understand what extreme sports you can participate in with the right accommodations.

For adults with lower leg amputations, who want to go sky diving, the extreme sport is possible with just a few accommodations. Understanding what those accommodations may be, and finding an extreme sport sky diving program that will assist you, is the key to a fun and exciting sky diving experience. When looking for the ideal sky diving experience, ask about accommodations that are specific to your lower leg amputation needs.

For lower leg amputees, the first accommodation that must be considered is the protective equipment and jumpsuit to be used in sky diving. Because sky diving requires the unique use if jumpsuits, a suit that is designed for amputees will be important. In addition, because the equipment used in sky diving is selected, in part, based upon weight and height, you will want to ask your skydiving instructor about the role of your weight and how to balance weight of your body to accommodate for the few pounds missing due to the lost extremity.

Obviously, when sky diving as an amputee, your landing will be important. In many cases, landing with one leg is possible and can be manipulated in such a way to make the landing safe. Having a sky diving instructor
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Students reach new heights in Skydiving Club - Iowa State Daily

7 Feb 2012 at 8:50pm 

Students reach new heights in Skydiving Club
Iowa State Daily
There really isn't anything like that moment before a skydiver makes the jump. That twinge of fear, the rush of adrenaline ? it's enough to make you pull back. But the Skydiving Club at Iowa State will push you to reach new limits.



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Austrian skydiver prepares to jump from edge of space - Vancouver Sun

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Austrian skydiver prepares to jump from edge of space
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Brighton grad strikes skydiving gold (with photos) - Livingston Daily

7 Feb 2012 at 11:30am 

Brighton grad strikes skydiving gold (with photos)
Livingston Daily
2009 Brighton High School graduate Erin Brown, center, grabs hold of one of her teammates on the US Air Force Academy competitive skydiving team while two others grab onto her legs. The team tries to create a formation as fast as possible after jumping ...

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