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The Wittenburg family has been making waves in the world of indoor skydiving, with siblings Kaleigh and Noah demonstrating exceptional talent and skill. As they prepare to participate in the 4th FAI Indoor Skydiving World Championship in Slovenia next week, we take a look at their journey so far and the unique challenge they face this year - competing against each other for the first time.

A Family Affair: Kaleigh and Noah's Indoor Skydiving Journey Kaleigh and Noah Wittenburg have an incredible journey in the world of indoor skydiving. Last year, they won the World Cup in the 2-way dynamic category, showcasing their incredible teamwork as brother and sister. Their numerous titles and achievements have firmly established them as a force to be reckoned with in this exhilarating sport.

A New Chapter: Competing Against Each Other This year, in a first for the sport's history, Kaleigh and Noah will compete against each other. Noah will fly with Jill Knutson, while Kaleigh partners up with Corey Schimpf. This sibling rivalry is bound to be thrilling, as both are determined to prove their mettle. Furthermore, this unique situation increases the chances of two Wittenburgs standing on the podium, making the family proud.

Last year, Jill and Corey were also training at LUXFLY, preparing for the World Cup alongside Kaleigh and Noah Wittenburg. These humble and amazing athletes are steadily making a name for themselves in the indoor skydiving community, and there's no doubt that we'll be hearing more about their accomplishments in the future.

Training Hard and Inspiring Others In preparation for the World Cup in 2022, Kaleigh and Noah trained extensively at LUXFLY, where their dedication and passion inspired the entire team to push their limits and excel.

The new teams, Team USA1 Noah/Jill and Team USA2 Kaleigh/Corey, trained this year rigorously in the USA, leaving fans eager to see what they will bring to the competition.

The Art of Skydiving: Celebrating the Wittenburgs' Achievements For a comprehensive look at the Wittenburgs' history, medals, challenges, and achievements, visit LUXFLY's museum, The Art of Skydiving. A dedicated corner showcases their incredible performances, and fans are excited to see what the future holds for these two exceptional athletes. The Art of Skydiving is more than just a museum; it's a representation of the sport, its disciplines, achievements, and stunts. Rather than focusing on historical artifacts like old parachutes, the museum provides a wealth of information about the current state of the sport, helping visitors gain a better understanding of this breathtaking, ever-evolving activity.

Conclusion: As Kaleigh and Noah Wittenburg embark on a new chapter of their indoor skydiving journey, competing against each other at the 4th FAI Indoor Skydiving World Championship, fans and fellow athletes can't wait to see what they will achieve. Regardless of the outcome, the Wittenburg siblings have already made history and continue to inspire those around them. Be sure to visit The Art of Skydiving museum to learn more about their incredible accomplishments and the fascinating world of indoor skydiving.

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