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Vertical Limit, LLC is locally owned and operated in Albuquerque, NM. Our specialty is to train skilled and knowledgeable pilots in High density altitude conditions using Robinson R-44 and R-22 helicopters. We train pilots to acquire specialized skill sets in conditions that other flight schools do not have access to such as mountainous flying, high density altitude flying, high winds and much more. Our personalized approach provides the attention deserved by each student. Training in Albuquerque, NM provides an advantage over other helicopter schools and gives students an edge in this competitive market.
The United States military believes that the New Mexico environment and flying conditions provide an excellent training model for their military aircraft and pilots to train in. While other military facilities may provide higher altitudes, Albuquerque offers pilots a higher density altitude which makes learning the helicopter limitations essential. When the density altitude increases, the air is thinner, and molecules spread out which all equate to tougher flying conditions and a well rounded pilot. We provide a safe and dynamic training environment which is very unique compared to other flight schools.
Our instructors have developed a path to teach you to fly at the Helicopter limits; high altitude, high temperatures, high winds, and high density altitude. When you have experienced flying in these conditions you have a varying degree and higher skill level then your counterparts. Vertical Limit molds our students into proficient and competent pilots and prepares you to succeed in the aviation industry. Come take a discovery flight and see why Vertical Limit Aviation is the premier flight school in the United States. Whether it\u2019s for pleasure or for career, we offer everything you need to stop dreaming and start flying.
Exploring places around New Mexico, that unfortunately not many people get to see. New Mexico is beautiful and there are so many amazing landscapes, rock formations, mountains, streams, waterfalls, etc. that are nearly impossible to get to without a helicopter.
We not only conduct Flight Training for Helicopters, we are a High Altitude and High Density Altitude facility. You become a better pilot flying in these conditions. Learn from the best Helicopter flight training environment and best instructors.
We conduct Aerial Video and Photography missions with Helicopters and Drones. We also have the Shotover F1 with a cannon C-500 4K raw. We are set up for all our clients needs weather its for a commercial business or a movie we've got you covered.
Vertical Limit Aviation has everything you need for your Movie, TV Show, or Commercial. Vertical Limit has a variety of Helicopters, Camera's, and equipment to meet your needs in the air or on the ground
This service is widely used by professional photographers, real estate professionals and commercial producers. Still camera or hand held video is possible with doors off operation with the two seat Robinson R22 helicopter or we can use the bigger Robinson R44 Helicopter.
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Vertical Limit (バーティカルリミット) is one of the most iconic obstacles in the post-Monster9 era of SASUKE. Together with Cliffhanger, they are a feared duo in Third Stage, with one of these two obstacles being responsible for over half of Third Stage's failures since its introduction in SASUKE 28.
In essence, competitors must traverse across a series of flat wall(s) with a 1 cm (0.39 in) ledge embedded on the bottom of the wall(s), which is much smaller than Cliffhanger ledge's width. Competitors must cross the wall using the pinch grip or using only their fingertips. It has had four different versions.
The two resting bars at the end of the obstacle would vary in height in its appearances. When it was first attempted in SASUKE 29, the first bar was at an equal height to the third ledge while the second bar would be much lower than the first bar. Morimoto Yūsuke, who the only competitor to attempt the obstacle at the time, swinged to the second bar using the first bar as a support at the end.
In SASUKE 30, the second bar was raised at a height almost equal with the third, meaning that once competitors reached the end of the third ledge, they must hoist themselves using their legs over the resting bars.
It was not deadly as it looked at first, with only one competitor (Kishimoto Shinya in SASUKE 30) failing it out of four attempts. Probably due to this, it was modified into Vertical Limit Kai in SASUKE 31.
The second version of Vertical Limit is Vertical Limit Kai (バーティカルリミット改), literally Altered Vertical Limit. The wall was now split into two sections, the second of which was placed 30 centimeters (0.98 ft) forward to make the transition more difficult.
This transition proved to be a tough addition, as both Morimoto Yūsuke and Kanno Hitoshi, the only two competitors to attempt this version, struggled at this point. Kanno gassed out and failed to clear it, while Morimoto was able to clear it and the third stage as a whole.
Due to Morimoto Yūsuke's Kanzenseiha in that tournament, the difficulty of the entire stage was increased. The third version of Vertical Limit, with the name unchanged, was introduced in SASUKE 32. There were three small walls with ledges that faced the opposite direction compared to previous versions. It also originally followed Ultra Crazy Cliffhanger without a break to make the second half of Third Stage more difficult.
The distance between the first to second section was 30 cm horizontally, while the distance between the second to third section was 60 cm horizontally. The distance between the third section to the resting bar was 15 cm (6 in) vertically. In addition, the resting bars after the obstacle would be increased to three. The final two bars were much higher than the first, preventing the competitors to use the other resting bars as support to lifting themselves over. These modifications made Vertical Limit one of the many obstacles in SASUKE's history to be modified in three consecutive tournaments.
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