Released on: October 7, 2008, 1:17 pm

Press Release Author: ThatPRGuy.com

Industry: Entertainment

Press Release Summary: The best professional adult skydiving competitors face a new
challenge at the upcoming national competition – some amazing kids. A young brother
and sister team of indoor vertical wind tunnel body flight competitors are taking
this extreme sport by storm.

Press Release Body: Lone Tree, CO – Kids do not jump out of planes, so skydiving
competitors have never had to worry about kids, but now a brother and sister team
are giving some of the world’s best adult teams a run for their money not in the
sky, but in specially designed vertical wind tunnels.

For the first time, adults who will compete at the upcoming national indoor
skydiving competition may face elimination by some amazing children who are
dominating indoor body flight. These amazing kids are inspiring other kids all over
the world to take up this exciting new sport.

Kayla Tinucci, 12, and her brother Justin Tinucci, 9, are the only kids professional
free fly team in the world, and they compete against adults. They call themselves
“Team Future,” because they represent the future of skydiving.

Last year at this same competition, the brother and sister team won silver and
bronze medals, beating out adult teams with years of skydiving experience.

In March they placed 6th at the World Challenge at Body Flight Bedford, England. In
May they broke the Guinness World Record for the longest indoor free fall.

The next challenge for Team Future comes this week on Oct. 11 and 12 at the Throw
Down the Gauntlet Tunnel Competition at SkyVenture in Eloy, AZ where they will go up
against some of the best in the world. They will face adult teams who hold multiple
national championship titles. The Tinucci kids say they are ready to take them on,
and their coach Daniel Perry says they have a good chance of winning a medal.

“Justin and Kayla can fly better than adults who have been skydiving for more years
than their combined ages. They have only been flying for two years, and they are
ready to take on the best in the world,” said Perry.

In addition to training at the SkyVenture Colorado vertical wind tunnel in Lone Tree
four times a week, the Tinucci kids are not much different from other kids their
age. Justin is in the 5th grade and Kayla is in the 7th grade. They both play on
soccer teams, and love to play video games.

Justin and Kayla have already received national attention with appearances on Good
Morning America, ABC World News, CBS The Early Show, as well as local programs and
news stories which can be seen on their web site at http://www.Team-Future.net

Interviews with photo and video opportunities are available this week by advance
arrangement prior to the competition in Eloy. Sample video at
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WFjYAthyLpY
The competition will take place at SkyVenture Arizona, 4900 N. Taylor Road, Eloy.


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