VAF Warriors
Category 4-Way-FS open
| Member: | Martin Søeby Mikkelsen |
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| Member: | Anne Mine Møller Petersen |
| Member: | John Behrendt Petersen |
| Member: | Henning Skov |
We started out in 2013.
After some years on different teams, sometimes crossing paths, we were all at the point where if we where to continue doing 4-way, it would have to be with team-mates we actually functioned with and socialized with in the off-season.
After some looking around, we found eachother. We did not set out to be the National Team. But as it turned out, we didn't only function on the ground. Great things happened in freefall too.
6th place at the European Championships in 2013 is the highest ranking we've had.
But other things we are proud of include:
-3 seasons straight without substitutions (remarkable for a Danish National Team)
-National Champions 2 years consecutive
-First female in the active line-up to win a National Championship. And twice!
Of course our sponsors:
L&B, UPT, PD, Bev Suits, Para Service Denmark, Cypres and the Danish Parachuting Association.
But just as importantly, all of our families. For accepting all the missed time and for always supporting us.
We have dona a training camp in Denmark. Do you realize how bad weather we have up there???
Accommodation Offer
The indoor skydiving championships bring competitors from across the world together inside vertical wind tunnels, where athletes perform aerial routines judged on precision, form, and difficulty. Disciplines range from solo freestyle to dynamic four-way formations and vertical formation skydiving, allowing teams to showcase choreography and control at remarkable speeds. Judges evaluate each performance using criteria that reward clean exits, tight groupings, and creative transitions through varying body positions.
Teams often travel with extensive support crews, including coaches, videographers, and tuners who adjust airflow to match each routine. Training camps held before major events help flyers synchronize their movements and refine timing. The enclosed environment removes variables like weather or altitude, leaving only the flyers and their preparation to determine the outcome of every round.
National federations register their teams months in advance, handling logistics like travel documents, hotel bookings, and equipment transport. Officials verify competitor eligibility, ensuring that each participant meets the sanctioning body requirements for their category. Scoreboards track every round, building suspense as cumulative points separate podium finishers from the rest of the field.
The competition week delivers between practice jumps and celebrated rounds, blending sport with cultural exchange as athletes share techniques and stories between flights. Ceremonies mark both the opening and closing of the event, celebrating teamwork, dedication, and the spirit of flight that defines the global indoor skydiving community.
Training Tunnel Time
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Who can compete?
If you need any details about it, contact info@wisc2015.com .
