Jump with Dimi

Your tandem jump. With me.

Germany · Europe · wherever we meet

5,520+ jumps
4,090+ tandems
19+ years
Dimi, tandem master

Meet Dimi

I'm Dimi, and I've been skydiving for more than 19 years.

A tandem jump lasts only a few minutes, but people remember it for years. That's why I take the time to make yours a good memory — not just a quick jump. No queue, no rush, no rehearsed speech for the next customer.

We meet, we talk, and we jump when you're ready.

Why jump with me?

The jump itself is the same everywhere. What differs is who you do it with.

Safe

Certified equipment, checked before every jump. Nothing goes into the air unchecked.

Experienced

Thousands of jumps behind me, and every one of them still gets my full attention.

Relaxed

Being nervous is normal. My job is to take that nervousness away, not add to it.

Personal

You jump with me, not whoever happens to be on duty. Same person from the first message to the landing.

Great video

You get a finished video, not a raw file three weeks later.

No rush

We go when you're ready. The sky isn't going anywhere.

In your language

Russian, English, German. The briefing before a jump is worth understanding fully, not roughly.

Pink goggles

Stylish pink goggles for the jump — unless you wear contact lenses. With lenses, better choose another pair: airflow can dry your eyes even behind the goggles.

If you've been turned away

Some limits are real. Others are just where a busy dropzone stops asking questions.

Up to 120 kg

The usual limit is 90 kg. Mine is up to 120 kg — when the equipment and canopy make it safe, not by looking the other way.

Tell me your weight and height and I'll tell you straight away whether it works.

Passengers with physical limitations

Limited mobility is not an automatic no. I've already jumped with passengers who were told elsewhere it was impossible.

For passengers who cannot use their legs, I have a special harness that supports the body and legs for landing. You don't have to do anything yourself.

What matters is your specific situation, not a category. Tell me about it in your own words, and we'll work out whether and how we can make the jump happen safely.

Every case is decided individually. I'd rather honestly tell you it won't work than take you into the air when it shouldn't happen.

Your jump with me

Knowing what happens next is what takes the fear out of it.

01

Meet

We meet at the airfield, get the paperwork out of the way and have a coffee.

02

Briefing

I explain what we do, what you do, and what it will feel like. Ask anything.

03

Flight

About fifteen minutes to altitude. The view starts here, and so do the nerves.

04

Freefall

Around fifty seconds at 200 km/h. Loud, bright, and over faster than you expect.

05

Canopy

Sudden quiet. Five minutes of flying, and you can steer if you want to.

06

Landing

A soft landing. Nothing is required from you — landing is my job. And the grin stays with you for the rest of the day.

What else we can do

The first jump is where it starts. If you want more, I can take you further.

Learn to skydive on your own — AFF

230+ jumps with students

AFF is the path from your first jump to becoming an independent skydiver. You jump with instructors from the first level and learn step by step to jump independently.

I teach the whole course myself — from the first level to your first solo jump, it's the same person, not a different instructor every weekend.

Coach jumps

You already jump on your own but feel stuck: your body position isn't right, turns drift away, and you can't quite fix it alone.

A coach jump is a briefing on the ground, work in the air right next to you, and a video debrief afterwards. All three parts together are what make the difference — without the debrief, a jump stays an impression rather than becoming a lesson.

Fly with me in the wind tunnel

240+ hours in the tunnel

The wind tunnel is freefall without the aircraft: same body position, same air, minutes at a time instead of seconds.

Great as a first taste if the aircraft still feels like too much — and just as useful as training if you already jump and want to work on your body position.

What passengers say

Written by people who jumped with me.

Reviews: 4

Rated 5 out of 5

Dimi hat mir ein Erlebnis gegeben, was ich sicherlich nie vergessen werden.
Er ist super professionell und sympathisch. Durch seine lockere und lustige Art Dinge zu erklären hat er mir die Angst vor dem Sprung komplett genommen und ich habe mich zu jederzeit mit ihm sicher und wohl gefühlt.
Dank ihm konnte ich mit komplett freiem Kopf springen und den Moment in vollen Zügen genießen.
Ich würde mich zu jeder Zeit wieder mit ihm in die Tiefe stürzen!

— Wiktoria

Rated 5 out of 5

Bin heute mit Ihm gesprungen. Unvergesslich kann ich nur sagen, das Erlebnis was der Hammer. Dazu kommt, das Dimi einem einen sehr Ruhigen und routinierten Eindruck macht, und das beruhigt schon im voraus.Die Einweisung vor dem Sprung war sehr gut und auch lustig vermittelt, war alles in allem eine Tolle Zeit! Würde mich sofort wieder mit ihm aus einem Flieger stürz. Dank Dir für den coolen Flug!

— Carsten

Rated 5 out of 5

Der Sprung mit Dimi war mega 👍
Schon die Begrüßung war sehr lustig 😂
Dimi hat dann den Ablauf ruhig und präzise erklärt. Er macht das sehr professionell, sodass ich mich völlig angstfrei auf den Sprung einlassen konnte.
Zwischendurch gab es immer lustige Sprüche, das war genau die richtige Mischung.
Diesen Tag werde ich immer in schöner Erinnerung behalten und wenn ich das wiederholen möchte, dann nur „jump with Dimi“ ☺️

— Tanja

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Where we can meet

Dropzones and wind tunnels I work at. If one of them is near you, we can arrange a date.

Dropzone Wind tunnel

Fallschirmsport Mosbach
Mosbach-Lohrbach · DE
Flugplatz Bitburg
Bitburg · DE
Flugplatz Mannheim
Mannheim · DE
Flugplatz Boxberg
Boxberg · DE
Windkanal Viernheim tunnel
Viernheim · DE
Windkanal München tunnel
Taufkirchen · DE