What should an A-licensed jumper do to regain currency after ten weeks of inactivity?

To regain currency after ten weeks of inactivity, an A-licensed jumper should make at least one jump supervised by an instructor. This requirement ensures that the jumper has the opportunity to review their skills and receive guidance on any changes in techniques or safety protocols that may have occurred since their last jump.

Supervision by an instructor is crucial, as it provides an added layer of safety and assurance for the jumper, especially after a period of inactivity. The instructor can assess the jumper's readiness to resume jumping and help them regain confidence in their skills.

While other options may provide some level of support or knowledge, they do not meet the specific requirement set by USPA for regaining currency after a lapse in jumping. Simply contacting a representative or attending a refresher course would not provide the practical, hands-on experience necessary to ensure the jumper is ready to safely return to jumping. Jumping with a friend does not guarantee the same level of oversight and instruction needed to ensure safety and competency.