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Skydiving Instructors in Virginia

No Limits Skydiving would like to welcome our NEW tandem Instructor Jeff Wiley. He has been working for our company for 4 years and has been skydiving since he stated working for us. He has passed all his courses and is now a United States Parachute Association Certified Tandem Instructor. We would like to welcome him into the unique club that is professional skydiving. Our head instructor is Mark Wilson with over 12,000 jumps. He is also the head of our demo team which will be performing at the NASCAR Race at Dover DE in June. Mark will be flying the American Flag at the start of the race. We only hires FULL times skydivers. Most skydiving drop zones in Virginia will use part time instructors. People with week day professions that only come to skydive on weekends to earn extra money. Our company does not use part time staff. This is our profession, our passion, and the only type…

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Skydiving Demo in Richmond VA

Spring Time has arrived and with spring the start of Baseball Season is upon us. Richmond VA has a Double A Baseball Team called the Flying Squirrels. Nothing is more American than baseball, and the Richmond Flying Squirrels is a big hit in Virginia's capitol city. No Limits Skydiving has been hired by this team to help kick off opening night. After the final out of the 9th inning No Limits Skydiving will be skydiving into the field with the American Flag right before the fire works show. Richmond Flying Squirrels always start their season with a end of the game fire works show for their fans. This year No Limits Skydiving staff members will add a little more excitement to the show with a skydiving demo. Staff members of No Limits Skydiving not only provide the best Tandem Skydives in Virginia but they hold a Pro-Rating from the United States Parachute Association. This licence is earned by only the…

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Richmond International Raceway Tandem Skydiving

No limits Skydiving instructors brought Richmond International Raceway Track President, Doug Fritz on a Tandem Skydive for a press conference at the track. Our staff are recognized as the best in the area and are used often for special events. In a promotion to introduce the Air Guard 400, Richmond International Raceway Track President Doug Fritz accept the challenge to go skydiving for the first time. This was no ordinary jump, Fritz made a tandem skydiving into the infield of the racetrack with the help of instructor and professional skydiver Matt Wilson. Matt is also the owner of No Limits Skydiving and makes his living helping people experience the thrill of skydiving. This was the first time a track present has ever jumped into his own track. “I tell you what, I think it’s the craziest thing I’ve ever done in my entire life, but hopefully we’ll sell some tickets,” Fritz said.

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Nutsy the Flying Squirrel

The staff of No Limits Skydiving helped kick off the baseball season by flying the mascot for the Flying Squirrels baseball team into the park before the game on opening night. “Nutsy” was flown in as a tandem skydive to a safe landing in center field to a cheering crowd. The No Limits Skydiving staff, as the Aerial Adventure Demos skydiving team, has safely completed hundreds of professional skydiving demonstrations at large events such as NASCAR or as small as county fairs. If you would like to learn more skydiving demonstrations visit the Aerial Adventure Demos site. If large sporting events trust the safety of their mascot with our staff, you should to. Give us a call and learn how you can make a tandem or AFF skydive with the same personnel who are trusted at America’s largest events.

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RIR NASCAR Sprint Cup Series Demo Jump

The No Limits Skydiving Demo team successfully completed another Sprint NASCAR demo jump at Richmond International Raceway for the spring Sprint Series race. The weather wasn’t as good as the prior day’s jump. The forecast called for rain and clouds 2500-5000. Fortunately, the rain held off and the clouds stayed out of the way. Right on time, the three skydivers jumped from a Cessna 182 from 3200 feet over top of turn four. For this skydive one jumper brought in the American flag which give the other two skydivers the opportunity to fly over the track and put on a great show for the 50,000 race fans in the stands. After landing, the team walked past the cars where the drivers were getting into their cars. After posing for photos and shaking hands with well-wishers, the jumpers turned into big NASCAR fans and watched the race. The next time you are at the race and see some people getting to…

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