In the further training plan, each subsequent jump is one exercise. Once you complete the assigned exercise, you move on to the next one. A total of 25 successfully completed exercises are required in order to qualify to apply for the first parachute license exam and then truly say, "I am a solo skydiver."

The progression of jumps changes gradually. After the first few jumps, during which you are just getting used to the plane, proper separation from the plane, and parachute control, there are several "simulation" jumps, during which you practice body position during separation from the plane. You will pull the practice parachute handle that simulates the canopy opening, while in reality the parachute will still open by itself. After a few successful simulations, you will be ready for the real jump - from 1500 meters, counting three seconds before opening the parachute independently.

Once you have mastered solo parachute opening, you are ready for the final part of the training - free fall. You will increase the jump altitude to 3500 meters and develop free fall skills. The initial task is to fly stable on your belly, and later you will progress to performing turns, controlling the rate of descent, and even flips (forward or backward).

After 25 successful exercises mastering all skills, you will be ready for the final step towards the A license - your first skydiving exam!