In March, the skies were calling, and we responded by getting back into action. We made our first jumps of the season, refreshed our safety knowledge, and came together for community days. March was about shaking off the dust and getting current again. Whether you showed up to jump, learn, or just reconnect, this month reminded us why we love this sport and this community so much.
How We Kicked Off the Season
On March 8, We Got Comfortable on Water
This one got hands-on in the best way.
Jumpers showed up ready to learn, get wet, and build real confidence around water landings. We reviewed gear management and self-rescue techniques, focusing on the skills you hope you never need but should always be prepared for.
It was a great mix of learning and practical application, with everyone getting involved and walking away with a better understanding of how to handle water scenarios safely.
Huge thanks to everyone who came out and took part.
March 14: Kicking Off the Season with USPA Safety Day
Safety Day brought everyone together to reset, refresh, and get dialed in for the season ahead.
We covered everything: emergency procedures, gear checks, canopy control, and aircraft safety. It was a solid mix of learning, discussion, and real-world reminders that apply to every single jump.
More than anything, it was great to see so many jumpers show up ready to learn and take safety seriously. That shared mindset is what keeps our community strong and sets the tone for the rest of the season.
April Special: Rain Check Perks
Colorado weather keeps things interesting. If you get rained out, we’ve got you covered.
Reschedule your jump and you’ll receive a free 3-photo package on us. It’s our way of saying thanks for rolling with it.
And if you want to take it a step further, you can always upgrade to the full photo and video package. Trust us, it’s worth it.
Featured Read — Embracing Discomfort: Growing Without Going Over Your Head in Skydiving
This piece breaks down the difference between growth and pushing too far. You’ll find reminders about staying within your limits, leaning on mentorship, and asking the right questions before every jump. You should feel challenged, not overwhelmed.
Recent Google Review
“What an absolutely amazing experience! Everyone who worked here was nothing but kind and encouraging. I had Mr. Ross as my instructor and he helped me feel so confident and safe, funny guy too! Definitely the place to cross sky-diving off your bucket list!”
— Chase
Season Is On: Let’s Build On That!
March was about getting current, getting connected, and getting ready. Now we build.
If you came out for your first tandem or your next hundred jumps, there’s a place for you in the Colorado Springs sky, and we’re ready to take you there.
See you out there.
The Skydive Colorado Springs Team