What are the precautions for skydiving?

After parachuting, the descent speed is only 6 meters per second.

In the free fall stage before opening the umbrella, the different angles of the body facing the wind can directly affect the speed and direction of landing. For example, in a dive posture (not 90 degrees vertically downward), the body will move in the direction of the head, and its principle is similar to that of an airplane elevator. The closer the windward side of the body is to the ground, the faster the speed will be.

If you crawl down and stay level with the ground, the farther your arms and feet are from the trunk, the greater the wind resistance, and your body will rotate to that side.

Precautions for skydiving

The paratroopers jumped off the plane at a specified height and controlled the parachute to land in a predetermined area. The skydiving height is not less than 700 meters. When skydiving, set jumping targets on the ground and mark the landing area. Measured by the distance between the paratroopers' first landing point and the nearest edge of the bull's-eye, the closer they are to the bull's-eye, the better their performance.

Stepping on the bull's-eye is 0 meters (commonly known as "stepping on the spot"), and the result is the best. There are individuals and groups, in which group means that many people jump off the plane on the same route above the jumping target and land on the same jumping target. The competition is conducted for several rounds, and the sum of the fixed-point distances in each round is the paratroopers' (or teams') achievement, and the least one wins.

Refer to the above? Baidu encyclopedia-skydiving