<p>During a tandem jump, the speed will be much faster compared to a solo jump due to the increased weight of the trained instructor and student jumper.</p>
<h3>Skydiving Will Boost Your Confidence Specifically When You Are Scared</h3>
<p><strong>The more surface someone’s body has in relation to his weight the higher the air resistance will be and therefore the slower the falling speed.</strong> For example, two people might weigh exactly the same but they will have a different falling speed if one person is 10 cm taller. The taller person will have a bigger surface and therefore encounter more air resistance.</p>
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<p>For a basic skydive, we estimate that you get 10 seconds of freefall for the first 1,000 feet (as you speed up), then 5 seconds of freefall for every thousand feet below that (once falling at terminal velocity; 120mph).</p>
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<h2>The EFF Tandem Skydiving Newbie’s Guide</h2>
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<p><strong>Freefall</strong> is the experience of basically any object falling through the air without any external support or forces holding it back; in sports, it’s typically associated with skydiving from an airplane or base jumping. Even though there are no ways to simulate it completely on the ground, we can experience a similar sensation through a few activities, such as:</p>
<p>If you are interested in knowing more about the highest altitude that humans can jump from, including whether we can jump from space, check out this post. The article will change your perspective on skydiving.</p>
