* Good communication with the aircraft pilot for proper spotting over an uninhabited area, proper wind drift calculations, as well as checking for the presence of possible clouds, the Freefly™ Instructor releases the space-ball from an altitude of 13,500ft, which travels at 155 mph straight down. The testee is free to choose his/her exit position.

*The testee dives after (not before) the space ball leaves the hand of the instructor and retrieves it.

*The testee passes the spaceball from one hand to the other and then releases it back into space (shows individual upper body control).

* Testee performs a full 360 rotation around one of the 3 possible axis (x, y, z), it’s up to the testee to choose around which axis to perform the 360 Rotation.

*The testee passes the spaceball from one hand to the other and then releases it back into space (shows individual upper body control).

* Testee performs a full 360 rotation around one of the 3 possible axis (x, y, z), it’s up to the testee to choose around which axis to perform the 360 Rotation. (different from the first choice).

*Testee retrieves the space-ball before 6000 ft, puts it in the left hand and pulls between 4000 and 3500 ft AGL to allow extra time in case of an emergency situation.

*The Freefly™ Instructor is allowed to retrieve the space-ball at any time for any safety reason. In this case, the test will be considered as incomplete.