Follow Swoop Week with Twitter

The staff of Swoop Week will be making hourly posts daily about everything going on at the events. People can sign up for a free Twitter account and the follow the "tweets" of user name "SwoopWeek". If you already have an account then follow www.twitter.com/swoopweek". You can use Twitter on your desktop computer, laptop, iphone or other mobile devices!

We are making daily posts now and these will increase as we get closer to the main events!

Good Morning America at Swoop Week

The popular TV show "Good Morning America" will be at Swoop Week on Friday and Saturday during the Pro Swooping Tour championships. With a viewership of over 3,080,000 viewers GMA will cover the action and interview competitors in a attempt to give viewers the feel for swooping including some possible live camera and audio feeds from a one of our competitors in flight.

Do you wanna see and hear what a live feed under canopy sounds like? See this video of the JVX 37 docking with a wing suit on the Today show on the homepage at www.canopypiloting.com

More info on Good Morning America...

Good Morning America (GMA) is a morning news show that is broadcast on the ABC television network, debuting on November 3, 1975. The weekday program airs for two hours; a third hour, available exclusively on ABC News Now, was introduced in 2007. The current one-hour weekend edition debuted in 2004.

The show features news, talk, weather, and special interest stories. It is produced live from Times Square Studios in New York City and fed to all network affiliates. The program is currently hosted by Diane Sawyer and Robin Roberts. Longtime anchor Charles Gibson left the program on June 28, 2006 to become the lead anchor of ABC World News.

GMA has traditionally run second in the ratings to NBC's Today, but overtook its rival for a period from the late 1980s to the mid-1990s under its most popular anchor team of Gibson and Joan Lunden. GMA has won both of the first two Emmy Awards for Outstanding Morning Program, sharing the 2007 award with Today and winning outright in 2008.