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Time to Plan for USPA Nationals in October!
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Time to Plan for USPA Nationals in October!

Skydive Elsinore in Lake Elsinore, California, and Skydive Arizona in Eloy will jointly host the 2025 USPA National Skydiving Championships. Accuracy landing, canopy formation, speed skydiving and wingsuit flying events are taking place at Elsinore October 7-12, and artistic events, canopy piloting and formation skydiving are taking place in Arizona October 15-November 1.

A detailed schedule, along with both competitor and spectator information, are available at uspanationals.com.

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