WS BASE Level 2 at Wingsuit Alpine Adventure in Chamonix
September 24 - October 1
Price: $1,500.00
Instructors Present: Roch Malnuit
PresentationThe Wingsuit Alpine Adventure is designed to bring you to the best exits and longest flights available in the Chamonix area. You will be jumping in France, Italy and Switzerland, within 2h drive from the BASE camp.
The week is going from easy to more technical jumps, to give time to properly assess all participants skills and aptitudes. There are more jumps available than what a single week allows us to jump and we will therefore, with the help of weather reports, local tips and experience of each participant, all decide where we want to jump each day.
A full video briefing of each jump will be given the evening prior, as well as a full debriefing when we come back the the BASE camp. Your coach will be there to guide you to the exits, but can also improve your flying skills.
Some jumps require long hikes and solid fitness abilities. Be prepared !
The Team
Roch Malnuit : Experienced local wingsuit pilot (he has opened some of the exits you will be jumping), Instructor at Rock Drop BASE jumping School, Next Level coach and president of the French BASE Association. He is a certified Mountain Leader.
Yvan Pec : Local Rookie of the Year, he will help with the logistics and has good local knowledge as he jumps in the area year round.
Requirements
You must be current and comfortable in your wingsuit. Don’t try to register if you are still flying a beginner wingsuit, this adventure is aimed at intermediate/advanced WS BASE pilots. You must be able to perform as taught in the WS BASE Level 2 course.
Informations
BASE camp : Chamonix (France)
Where we jump : France / Italy / Switzerland
Duration: 7/8 days
Jumps : Expect between 8 to 15 long flights
Dates : 24th September to 1st October 2019
Price : 1500 Euros per participant
Include : Lodging and transportation from BASE camp to exits, professional mountain guiding, wingsuit coaching and videos.
Not include : Food and other extras.
