Tandem jumps with experienced instructors are generally more forgiving in terms of weight, but remember, you'll be sharing the weight with the instructor. This option can be a good way for people who are overweight to try skydiving.
**Q: Can I lose weight to be able to skydive?**
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<h2>Beyond Weight: Other Factors Affecting Skydiving Eligibility</h2>
**A:** If you exceed the weight limit for a skydiving jump, you will likely be denied the jump. The skydiving company has a responsibility to ensure the safety of all participants, and exceeding the weight restrictions can compromise safety.
* **Choose a reputable company:** Do your research and select a skydiving company with a good safety record, experienced instructors, and certified equipment.
It's critical to be honest about your weight when booking a skydiving experience. Don't try to fudge the numbers or underestimate your weight, hoping to squeeze in. Safety is paramount, and the skydiving company's responsibility is to ensure a safe jump for everyone involved.
Let's say you're above the typical weight limits set by most skydiving companies. Does that mean your skydiving dreams are dashed? Not necessarily. There are some options you can consider:
