Andy Stumpf

There's wings.

There's a large wing between your leg, a wing underneath your arm, both the left and right-hand side.

And they come in a variety of sizes.

So learning it is –

It's simple, not easy.

First off, skydive before you throw a wingsuit on in the skydiving world.

I think I had 3,000 jumps before I put a wingsuit on the first time.

Some people go – like I went right to – the first time I did a skydive, I had an instructor holding onto me for both sides until my parachute deployed.

It's a very structured –

program that most modern drop zones will have.

A lot of people will do a tandem first, which I recommend.

If you've never done it and you're uncertain about whether or not you would like it, I think there's two really good options.

One is a tandem.

But if even that idea makes you a little bit uncertain, there's now enough wind tunnels around, commercial wind tunnels.

There's down, there's Oceanside wind tunnel.

There's one in LA.

There's one in San Diego.

They're all over the place.

So it's just in Virginia Beach.

There's one in Virginia Beach.