Schedule:
Friday, March 25th: Arrive at Skydive Arizona and waiver if necessary.

7:30am Saturday, March 26th: Briefing then Six jumps
*Bonus jumps if time

8:00am Sunday, March 27th: Eight jumps *Bonus jumps if time

8:00am Monday, March 28th: Eight jumps *Bonus jumps if time

8:00am Tuesday, March 29th: Three big-ways, how big still to be determined. Bonus jumps for whoever is still around.

*The Bonus jumps are above and beyond the package jumps and will paid out of pocket. They are designed for highly experimental dives that are different from typical PH dives. Participation is open to all but not required. The majority of this year’s Bonus jumps will be dedicated to tracking/Atmonauti dives. Recommendations for dives will be considered here as well.

Chris Salcone:
Chris is a Northern California freefly coach, load organizer, and competitor based at SkyDance Skydiving in Davis, CA. Chris has organized locally at the American Boogie, NorCal Freefly Festival, and NorCal Big-way Record Attempts in addition to boogies and festivals throughout the country including the Lost Prairie Boogie, the World Freefall Convention, Arizona Freefly Festival, and Flyboyz Project X Film Festival. In 2003, he joined a dozen of the world's best freeflyers to organize and coach at the Swedish Friflaj Festival. He is a member of Guano Freefly Team which has competed in every US Nationals that had freeflying including a gold medal in Intermediate in 2000, and a bronze medal in Open in 2004.

Storm Dunker:
Storm started jumping in 1996 At Skydive Arizona. He began freeflying immediately and shagged tandems for years to support his habit. Storm jumped with Arizona Homegrown, a local team in Eloy during his early years. Storm has since organized at The Freefly Festival at Skydive Arizona, the World Free Fall Convention, the Lost Prarie Voodoo Rendezvous and Project Horizon. Storm’s focus on Project Horizon includes trying new and complex VRW and Vertical Formation dives that are only made possible by a large group of highly talented freeflyers. His most memorable dives include :

2-pt 14-way, with concentric circles
10-way round and 4-way round
16-way, held for 7 seconds, exit from 9 grand
Unofficial World Record 29-way
4-pt 8-way w/ 2 points as in-out rounds
2 point 18 way including 18 way round
Storm now works for ParaFlite in New Jersey as a Parachute Engineer.

Dave Donnelly
Dave’s first jump was after a mid air collision between a Twin Otter and a helicopter camera ship during the filming of “Point Break” in 1990. In 1991, after he turned 18, He completed AFF and became a regular weekend jumper at Skydive Arizona. Dave competed in 3 Collegiate National Championships and did well. In 1993 he took 1st in Intermediate Overall and in 1995 was named National Collegiate Parachute Champion. He began freeflying in 1994 and a few years later he was coaching for Arizona Freeflight. He became a part time skydiver again in 1997 when he left Eloy to get a real job. In 2001 Dave was asked to join Chris Salcone and Storm Dunker as an organizer for the first Project Horizon. Dave lives in Truckee California with his new Bride, Eliza.