Skydiving: Full Flight

By: Stan Shepherd

Narrated by: Michael Campobasso

This book relates the author’s skydiving experiences over 50 years, including his worst mistakes and close-calls and the joys experienced in the sport. It describes the lure of skydiving, what it was like to jump early sport parachutes and what it is like to jump today. It describes the many benefits that skydiving has to offer, and why it brings us back for more.

It explains the unrecognized benefits of skydiving, what it’s like jumping through clouds, and what it’s like jumping at many of the drop zones in the country.

The lessons learned are applicable to any level of skydiver.

©2018 Stan Shepherd (P)2019 Stan Shepherd

Excellent

It's a great story of Stan's times skydiving. He had some interesting close calls and traveled the world over.

logbook

I found the author just telling us about his jumps as he flips through his logbook, no great insights into the sport, just an obsession with clouds.

A bit disapointing

To me, this book was: disappointing, unprofessional, lacking in information, very repetitive, and, worst of all, seemed to attack the USPA. I am sorry that I wasted my credit on this book

He's a flat earther

He talks about being a flat earther halfway through. Had nothing to do with skydiving