How long did it take you to do an aerial?
970493
I think it took me about a month and a 1/2, or maybe just a month. My problem was I kept dragging one of my hands when I was coming up. \n\nI love aerials, they are very fun. Once you get the,, its hard to stop or forget. You just, have it! In gymnastics, once you have an aerial, you do consistent aerials, like, 8 in a row going on the diagonals. \n\nIts not really about how fast, though you can't be slow or you won't get the right momentum to go over, and thus, you land on your face!\n\nKeep tight, make sure to get an extra UMFP from the foot you come off of, and keep the balance. It is easier to do an aerial when you know how to do a cartwheel on the balance beam.
371726
Mine took about 6 weeks I think.  It wasn't that long.
717421
Depends on the type of jump you are going for:\n\n1. A tandem jump is less that an hours briefing as you are basically cargo attached to an experienced jumper;\n2. If you are doing a static line jump you will train for a few hours learning to do PLF (parachute landing fall); emergency procedures; body position; canopy control and the equipment;\n3. If you are doing AFF (accelerated freefall) it will also take a few hours with much the same as 2 but with emphasis on jumping with instructors (signs etc) and the freefall aspect of body position;\n\nThere are variations on the theme but this is the basic format.  Costs vary a great deal depending on which way you want to jump.\n\nI would strongly suggest going to a drop zone and 'lurking' (i.e. watching and talking to folks there).  I guarantee you will be welcomed and folks will be happy to talk you through what is happening and what you can do there.\n\nLet me know if you need any more info\n\nBlue skies =8-)
128200
Depends on the busines you are in and how commited you are to get it off the ground. Investment,time and determination are essential.
1107706
most people say 25-60 mins. But the mins don't matter. The level of intensity does.
794261
nasty question,well it was about 35 min as i can remember
63833
50 feet or about 2-3 seconds
408556
2 minutes\n\nsit \n\ncrap \n\nwipe \n\ngo
561327
It depends on what the bride and groom want to add to it. It can be anywhere between 20 minutes to 2 hours. mine was 23 minutes. I did not have a lot of unecessary stuff in the ceremony. It was simple and to the point
35053
The easiest thing to do is read the script and score.  The time it would take you to scour the internet for someone who has done it, and just give you the answers would take MUCH longer.  Also, props will vary with each production and director
555014
POSER i am! it took me 3 weeks to ollie. and form there on 4 months to land a shov'it off a curb. i'm a total loser when it comes to skating. but i do own a long board and love bombing hills... but thats about it... so poser yes....long board not so much.
990017
it took you so long to come up with this question?
1004977
About 4 hours.\n\nYou're dribbling a bit there, you might want to get a tissue.
536599
how old you are to do this thing
810524
Took me 41 yrs. to do it, lovin it.
430489
Its not about how long you have played but how well. Do you play for your county (or state) at amatuer level. This were you are likely to be spotted. Top Pro's practice for around seven hours a day, when they are not actually in competition. Keep throwing and good luck.
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It should take no more then six months.  One thing that could hold you up though is a building permit.  Also if you are doing it yourself and don't have experience then it will take more time.  But a professional contractor should get it done in six months if its 1,500 or 2,500 square feet.