Is it difficult to breathe when skydiving?

To share from my own experience, breathing in freefall is something towards which adaption is almost necessary, although, deffinitely depends on the person. read more

ANSWER: As others have pointed out, it can seem a little odd or difficult when you are new to the sport, but that's mostly due to the strange situation you are in, and being unaccustomed to a 120 mph wind in your face. read more

Make breathing part of every sequence, especially as you go through your "altitude, arch, legs, relax" sequence. While skydiving is inherently a high-speed sport, you'll notice that the best skydivers never do anything in a hurry. read more

Remain calm, relax and enjoy the thrill. One easy way to achieve this is by breathing in through your nose and out through your mouth during your skydive. Once under an open parachute you will have no trouble breathing and can talk with ease to your skydive instructor. read more