Angle is an advanced group discipline with high collision risk. Serious progression requires dedicated camps (2-3 day angle camps) with experienced coaches setting tight flying rules.
Clean 2-way tracking and group angle flying are the disciplines that cover the most horizontal distance in freefall. Unlike FS, the group moves laterally; unlike vertical freefly, a low angle is held to maximize glide. Serves as separation skill in group jumps and as wingsuit preparation.
Standard freefly suit; closed helmet recommended given relative speed between flyers; active AAD critical given low-altitude deployment profiles if tracking persists.
Group angle is considered advanced due to collision risk between converging trajectories. Requires tight briefings and slot discipline.
Before starting angle, clean tracking in every direction at controlled speed is required. Separation discipline is the real prerequisite.
With coach, 2-way jumps learning angle maintenance, distance management, deployment timing.
2-3 day camps with 8-16 flyers split in waves. Coach gives tight briefings on slot, deployment, separation. Most common format in Italy.