Skydiving in Alberta and BC canada?
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well bud I am happy for you, just send your questions to this email, (skydiving@skydivealberta.com) and they will tell you the fees and there place too.\n\nI did it my self last September in Nova Scotia and man it was a ride to hell and for sure I will do it again but in the States, by the way I did solo jump and it cost me $175 and my girlfriend did tandum and it was around $150 I think I dont remember that much but Do it what ever it cost jejejej it is really fun!!!\n\nGood Luck.
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sky - diving... SO much more of a rush.  I've been bungee jumping 3 times and sky-diving once... but i'm going to take my boyfriend sky-diving for his birthday so that will make twice.. i can't wait.. seriously sky diving is much more fun than bungee jumping.
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Where are you looking? There are hundreds of extreme white water kayakers in BC (Canada)\nNot sure where you are, but check the sport store where you get your gear. They often have a bulletin board where you can connect up with a buddy.
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$300 seems steep.  Go to the USPA web site and check for DZs - I did mine in Florida so can't give any personal recommendations.\n\nBlue Skies\n\n=8-)
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If you like to hike, the trail that leads up over Barrier lake off Kaninaskis (sp?) parkway is easy enough for most people, and provides a really nice view of the aqua-green lake.  If you go on a weekday, it will probably be deserted.  If you go on a weekend, expect others.\n\nDrive or bike (if you're bikers, it IS hilly) the minnewanka lake loop.  Rent a canoe here or lake louise.\n\nDrive the Bow Valley parkway.  Odds are you will see a lot of wildlife.  There is also a very easy trail to some water fall off the bow valley parkway, but the name escapes me.\n\nI am from Calgary, but now live in Houston.  \n\nMy Fiancee and I did the Jasper / Banff thing last summer, and we much perferred Jasper acutally, a lot fewer people, and the accomidations in a private little cabin just outside of Jasper with a nearby river was very romantic.  Again, the name escapes me :(\n\nOr better yet, do both.  The drive from Banff to Japser is great, and there are other falls and the columbia icefields along the way.\n\nGood Luck. :)
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You can try Escapades West.  They're in Victoria.  The number is 1-877-737-3771.  Another is Ultimate High Parachute Centre.  It's closer to Sidney.  Their number is 250-656-6111.
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Edmonton, Alberta, Canada\nWaterloo, Ontario, Canada\nUniversity Of Alberta would be your number one choice, that's in Edmonton
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Try calling any of the small airports in your local area, they may know.  I know there is a place about an hour and a half away from where I live that has a "Flying Circus" and they do wingwalking and all.
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Basically you have to go through your basic progression and then get a lot of freefall time in.  Once you have a good amount of time in (and have shown an aptitude) you might be accepted on an instructor course. Assuming you pass this you could progress to separate AFF, tandem etc certification - this varies per country.\n\nIn terms of pay, as I understand it you can make a living but you wont get rich (this is assuming you are in a country that jumps all year and has decent weather!).  Getting additional certification will help.\n\nI would suggest that you go on an AFF course and see if you have any aptitude and enjoy it before getting any higher ambition.\n\nHope that helps - drop me a line if you want to talk about it.\n\nBlue skies =8-)
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SKYDIVING NAKED OVER LAS VEGAS .WHAT A RUSH BUT WAS ARRESTED WHEN I LANDED .
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i believe south africa is the best place. i did it there about 2 hours north east of capetown, an area called plat. that was only 200 ft though. i was told an hour away from there is another place which is the highest in the world. you actually completely free fall for 7 seconds before the bungee even begins to catch. best of all, -its really cheap. when i did it 2 summers ago it cost me 135 rand, which was about $13 american. party hard dude!
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I took my first SkyDive in Nagamibie northern Victoria in November last year.\n\nExhilarating would be a good word to describe it.\n\nLike falling with the initial rush tat you get when falling off or jumping off something, but never finding the ground. Truly awesome!!!\n\nI would recommend it to everyone because once the shoot opens, the scenery is beautiful and everything is completely silent. Such a beautiful experience.
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The Canadian Provinces are British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, New Foundland, and Labrador; the territories are Yukon, Northwest, and Nunavut.
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Canada. Vancouver area. You'll fit right in.
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Go skydiving. Do something youv'e never done in your life.
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Jumpin from an airplane with an open chute.\n\n\nPeace.
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skydiving. the adrenaline rush is unmatchable, the chicks dig it, and if something goes wrong, youve got about 30 seconds to care.