Indoor skydiving takes place in wind tunnels, where participants experience simulated freefall at speeds of 200km/h. This allows for impressive acrobatic moves and extended flight experiences. Kyra Poh, a current indoor skydiving champion, emphasizes the differences between indoor and outdoor skydiving. While indoor settings provide unlimited time, outdoor experiences are limited. With a background in competitive swimming, Poh's journey into skydiving began at age eight and has led her to embrace the creative aspects found in freestyle disciplines of the sport.
Indoor skydiving in wind tunnels provides a 200km/h freefall simulation, allowing for acrobatic stunts and prolonged experiences, separate from traditional skydiving's time constraints.
Kyra Poh, an outdoor skydiving competitor with a background in swimming, highlights the contrast between indoor infinite possibilities versus outdoor time constraints during a jump.
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