JRuss, Chris, and Tracy Holman discuss the intersection of technology and skydiving, particularly focusing on the use of AI in everyday life. Tracy shares her experiences as an event manager at Skydive Chicago, detailing the challenges and rewards of organizing skydiving events. The discussion also delves into the importance of canopy control and the growing popularity of flocking. Tracy highlights the evolution of Cloud Games, a remote skydiving competition, and reflects on the future of skydiving events and community engagement.

In this episode we dive into the fascinating world of movement jump programs with special guests Nicolas, Rodrigo, and Ana. Discover how these passionate skydivers are revolutionizing safety and progression in the sport by developing structured programs for movement jumps. Learn about the challenges they faced, the innovative solutions they've implemented, and how their programs are setting new standards for skydiving communities worldwide. Whether you're a seasoned skydiver or just curious about the sport, this episode offers valuable insights into the future of skydiving safety and education.

Another skydiving head down record! This time in beautiful Brazil. Join us for another episode of The Krāv Show: friends, skydiving, fun and great stories.

Join us as we dive into how 103 people broke a skydiving record in California! Watch as Chris, JRuss, and Matt Fry share their experience with head-down formations and breaking a state record.

In this engaging conversation, Matt Gagne shares his remarkable journey in skydiving, detailing his unexpected entry into the sport, the life-altering car accident that left him with a severe neck injury, and his long road to recovery. Matt's story is one of resilience, highlighting how he overcame adversity and continues to pursue his love for skydiving while maintaining a focus on health and longevity.

In this episode we discuss the evolving landscape of vertical world records in skydiving. We explore the changes in participation, the introduction of phase camps for training, and the lessons learned from past record attempts. We also talk about the “new” formation structure, expectations for participants and the plethora of financial demands when organizing a world record attempt.

Chris and JRuss have some fun with Frank Eloff. We talk about Franck’s background, how he got into skydiving and what it means to be current. Franck shares his journey to becoming an American citizen, discussing the challenges and triumphs of the immigration process. Franck also reflects on the importance of coaching and organizing in skydiving, highlighting that success comes from focusing on the students rather than personal accolades.

Chris and JRuss welcome Melissa Nelson, a third-generation skydiver with over 12,000 jumps. Melissa shares her journey in skydiving, her experiences as an instructor, and her dual career as a yoga instructor and author. She discusses the impact of her family legacy, her writing process, and her accomplishments in the sport. Melissa shares her groundbreaking journey as the first female meet director for a World Meet and her experiences in redefining the role to focus on competitors. She discusses the challenges of balancing safety and competitor needs, the evolution of the USPA board, and the importance of community representation.

In this episode of The Krāv Show, host Chris J. Russ and guest Jesse Stahler discuss Jesse’s journey into skydiving, his time with the Golden Knights (U.S. Army's parachute team), and the personal challenges he faced along the way. They explore Jesse's background, his introduction to skydiving, and the camaraderie within the community. Jesse reflects on his growth in the sport, including his achievements in free flying and Vertical Formation Skydiving (VFS), and his multiple world championships.

We discuss psychedelics and spirituality, the valuable role of mistakes in learning, the telepathy tapes and effective coaching techniques and skill progression for sitflying.