Another jumper performing the same task, turns much slower than the jumper he is supposed to match, but maintains levelidity and proximity. This jumper sacrifices synchronicity for levelidity and proximity. The first jumper must regain levelidity and proximity before the next task may be done. The importance of tasks is represented below. Levelidity is more important than proximity.
Proximity is more important than synchronicity.
Both levelidityand proximity must be accomplished and maintained before synchronicity. Don't sacrifice levelidity for proximity. Don't sacrifice levelidity and proximity for synchronicity. Republished with permission. SPSJ Home Dedicated to enhancing sport parachuting safety by disseminating information about equipment, environments and human factors.