Let's say you're above the typical weight limits set by most skydiving companies.  Does that mean your skydiving dreams are dashed?  Not necessarily.  There are some options you can consider:
* **Specific skydiving location:**  Different skydiving facilities might have their own unique weight restrictions based on their equipment and safety protocols.
 
 
 
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* **Medical conditions:**  Certain medical conditions, such as heart problems, epilepsy, or diabetes, could pose risks during the jump and might require a doctor's clearance.
* **Mental state:**  It's important to be mentally prepared for the experience.  If you have anxieties or fears, it's crucial to address them before the jump.
**A:** If you are close to the weight limit, it's best to contact the skydiving company directly and discuss your situation. They may have specific guidelines or recommendations for jumpers near the weight limit.
<h2>Understanding Weight Restrictions: Why They Exist</h2>
<h3>Parachute Overload</h3>