One-on-one or small group coaching in the tunnel. Body position is the surface problem; the work is in mechanics, airflow and what your brain is doing under load.
Session planned around your actual goal, not a syllabus
In-tunnel correction and immediate video debrief
Body mechanics and aerodynamics explained, not just copied
Mental preparation and spatial awareness work
Any level, any discipline — belly, freefly, angles, dynamic
From $300 AUD / hourMason $400 · Harry $300 · tunnel time booked separatelyBook now
Remote · video review
Online coaching
Send footage and get a read on your body, not a general lesson. What your faults actually are, why your anatomy produces them, and the fix that suits you rather than the one in the syllabus.
Frame-by-frame analysis of your flying, not a general impression
The cause identified, not just the symptom named
Corrections matched to your build, your habits and your old injuries
Drills for your next tunnel or jump session
Freefly, belly, angles, dynamic, canopy control or competition prep
Anyone who has been told what they are doing wrong and still cannot fix it
For flyers moving from being good in the air to being able to teach it. Teaching someone to fly is a different skill from flying, and most people are never taught it.
How to diagnose a fault rather than describe a symptom
Briefing and debriefing that actually changes behaviour
A full or half day of coaching at Skydive Toogoolawah, one-on-one or as a group. Run on request rather than to a fixed calendar. Angles, vertical flying, freefly, canopy control, and coach ratings — with video debriefs through the day.
Angles, vertical flying and freefly
Canopy control and landing technique
Video debrief after every jump
Freefly and canopy coach rating pathways
One-on-one or small group
Experienced jumpers only, by arrangement
$300 half day · $500 full dayAUD · Mason only · on request · jump tickets not includedEnquire
Coaching in the tunnel at iFLY. The correction happens in the air, not on the debrief screen.
Most flyers have two settings: off and everything. The range in between is where the actual flying is.
The ride up is where most of the thinking happens.
I can usually tell where you've been injured by watching you fly. You're guarding it, the muscle won't release, and it's pulling everything else off balance. No YouTube tutorial is going to spot that.
Coaching rates in this sport vary a lot, and the number on its own tells you nothing. Here is what sits behind this one.
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Both halves of the sport, at depth
Over 14,000 jumps and more than 12,000 hours in the tunnel — three of those years full time. Most coaches have the sky or the tunnel seriously, not both. When a problem in the air turns out to be a problem you can only fix on the ground, or the other way round, that breadth is the difference between a fix and a workaround.
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Diagnosis, not correction
Anyone can read a video back to you. The rate is for working out why your body is doing it — mechanical limit, old habit, spatial gap or nerve — because those need four different fixes and only one of them is "arch harder".
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Coaches are trained here too
Coach development is part of what Downunder Dynamics does. The method has to hold up well enough to teach to other coaches, not just to work on the day.
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If someone else is the better spend, we will say so
Harry is $300 an hour and for consistent progression through standard orientations he is often the right call. Sending you to the cheaper coach when that is the honest answer costs nothing and keeps you coming back.
Any. First tunnel session through to national-level competitors. The session is built around where you actually are, and being a beginner is not a disadvantage — bad habits are harder to unpick than a blank sheet.
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Is tunnel time included?
No. Tunnel time is booked and paid separately with the facility. Coaching is charged on top of that. It means you're free to book the tunnel that suits you.
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What do I need for online coaching?
Footage of you flying — external camera or someone else's helmet cam, whatever you have. It doesn't need to be good footage, it needs to show what you're doing.
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Where are you based?
Australia, working across tunnels and drop zones nationally. Online coaching has no location constraint at all.
