JMPI.MP4

[@insearchofbw]

That's what I'm talking about!!! Great job!!!

[@yanessa7327]

I'm learning before I go and this was pretty good.

[@yunggoosbumps215]

How did it go? Did you become a jumpmaster?

[@BaronvonMoorland]

Do tell!

[@oddworldoddworld]

This is awesome, new chute, new reserve too. Perfect vid to watch. I start JM in 3 weeks, pending I don't bomb the nomenclature test.

[@wheresgex]

been 13 years bro how was it?

[@jlrivera105]

It's sweet when there are no deficiencies :-) Good video to learn some of the basic sequences (learn how to breath as your going thru so you don't get winded like in this video), but I recommend you guys to quit checking these videos out once you start learning straight from your assigned JM school. They might teach you something slightly different and then gig you or fail you if you didn't follow their way of performing sequences.

[@claybonz]

The thumb checks to see if a parachute log record is present on 1 of the risers.

[@Paratrooper82173]

Sequence violations found 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@a.benaway_racing]

just going through the motion, not really loooking for majors or minors.

[@EricFoFo78]

It's to ensure there are no twists in the riser assembly and to ensure the the Army Parachutist Log Record is present.

[@mgway4661]

😂😂😂

[@juanvillegas2514]

Why there’s no body calling deficiencies in all this JMPIs videos?

[@mgway4661]

Because he’s just working on his sequence

[@Dionisio181]

Hi, i'm a honduran jump master i have a question, we don't pass the thumbs under the risers, could you explain me why it is? thanks!!

[@airmix08]

It just a technique, but also used to ensure that the Army Parachute log record is present.

[@awanderson]

His sequence isn't bad. And at under 4:30 I have no doubt he would have had the time to identify any deficiencies.