With the GoPro Hero Wide mounted to my foot I made a few jumps just to see the video angle and study my Crossfire 109 openings. Had agreed with Thorndahl that we could do a few flybys and so on after opening. On approaching his Velocity 103 I had low tension on my lines and when I flew into his turbulence burble I got a nice wack. I was expecting some turbulence but not that much of a bumpy ride. I had plenty of altitude so no reason to react on my toggles, but a nice lesson in case I get into someones Velo turbulence at a lower level one day…

This way shot on the standard GoPro Hero Wide, which is not a big fan of low light work. Can’t wait to get my hands on the new GoPro HD! The footage I have seen is very convincing, even in low light conditions like on these December days where the sun is low on the horizon.

Here’s the footage from the mid December 2 way ‘mini-track-jump’ with Thorndahl.

As December is usually freezing cold we decided to do some low jumps all day. I like this video, because it also has me in it… Both Thomas and I had our cx 105′s on (one with .5 video angle and the other with .3 – both Century optics)