Written in the field, not a classroom

Notes from the field. Not a lecture hall.

Each notebook is a log of real tricks and stories from the field. Start at note one and read straight through. Or skip to the one note you need right now.

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Weather for BASE Jumpers

Fundamentals of understanding the weather for BASE Jumpers

BASE Jumping Weather
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Why field notes, not another online course?

Most learning material comes from someone summarizing a textbook. These notes come from the field. They come from showing up, paying attention, and writing down what really happened.

No modules. No quizzes. No padding to fill out a course. Just the tip, the story behind it, and the small detail that makes it stick.

Worth Remembering

“A class assumes you start at zero every time. A field note just assumes you're curious about one thing today.”

Short, not long

Every note stands on its own. Read the one thing you need. Skip the rest.

Stories, not theory

Each idea comes from one real day. One mistake. One close call. Not a general rule.

Small tips that stick

Callouts flag the small tricks you only learn by doing it. The ones no manual writes down.

Your pace, not a syllabus

Complete beginners can read a notebook start to finish. Everyone else can skip straight to note #9.

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A note on what this is

Notes About: is a log of personal notes and field experience. It is not formal training. It is not certification. It is not a substitute for real instruction from a certified professional. This is true for every activity discussed here, including BASE jumping and paramotoring. Both carry serious risk. Always get certified training and use your own judgment before you try anything described in these notes.