WHY YOU SHOULD NOT FLY A ONESIE (at least not yet)

In the last 5 years, the onepiece trackingsuits have become extremely popular in basejumping, and it's understandable: they are fast, performant, fun and easy to fly.

Yet, I think they are not suitable for beginners because they introduce wingsuit piloting problematics in the tracking environment. I am afraid that the urge of beginners to get a onesie will lead to more incidents and accidents, which is why I recommend doing a few seasons of two piece tracking before going for a bigger suit.

In this video I'm explaining a few of the problems that can be encountered by people who underestimate the dangers of tracking big lines because I'm hoping to bring awareness and encourage a slow and serious progression. However, this is not an instructional video and it doesn't contain all the information you need to begin onepiece: make sure you inform yourself and you get coaching or mentoring before throwing yourself from a cliff.

I'm aware that the video is a bit long so I hope you all make it until the end and learn something with it!

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Get information about my base first jump courses if you want to learn how to basejump: https://www.o2basejump.com/
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