Come Jump With Us
Whether you just want to make a once in a lifetime jump or you want to make skydiving a lifelong pursuit, Clemson's Dixie Skydiving Club is here to make that happen.
AFF
Accelerated Free Fall of "AFF" training is the most immersive training available. You will be accompanied by 2 highly qualified instructors from 10,000 ft. AFF training is great method of instruction that will help you earn your A-license! Click Here to get started!
Static Line
Static line progression is the most cost effective way for skydivers to earn their A-license. This is the most frequently chosen method of instruction by Clemson students and has been used to teach skydivers for decades. Click Here to get started!
Tandem
Tandem skydiving is an awesome alternative for first-time skydivers who are unsure whether they will continue past the first jump to obtain their A-license. During a tandem jump, you will be attached to a qualified instructor who will be in control the entire time. Click Here to get started!
About Clemson Skydiving
Clemson University's Skydiving Club, also known as the "Dixie Skydivers", has been in operation since 1959, making it one of the oldest collegiate skydiving clubs in the nation. The Dixie Skydivers were not recognized by Clemson until 1962 when the club announced that they would be jumping onto Bowman Field. Dean Walter Cox said that anyone who landed on Bowman field would be kicked out of the school, so in front of a crowd of 1,000, a skydiver ran out onto Bowman field, climbed up a ladder, jumped, and pulled his ripcord while yelling "geronimo!". Shortly after their stunt, the club was recognized by the university.
Today we exist to get any Clemson student who wants to experience freefall the opportunity to jump out of a "perfectly good airplane."