Kim Knor Reaches Her 908th Skydive with iSkydive Charlevoix
When Kim Knor arrived at iSkydive Charlevoix once again, there was something extra special about this jump. With this skydive, Kim marked her 908th leap from the sky—a milestone that few in the sport ever reach.
Kim’s journey through skydiving is nothing short of inspiring. She first discovered the sport decades ago, and what started as a bold leap into the unknown quickly became a lifelong passion. Over the years, Kim has not only dedicated herself to the thrill of freefall but has also built a story that reflects resilience, commitment, and the pure joy of flight.
A Goal That Keeps Her Going
Kim isn’t stopping at 908 jumps—far from it. She has her eyes set on completing 1,000 skydives, a goal that represents both her personal determination and her love for the skydiving community. Each skydive brings her one step closer, but she’s never just chasing numbers. For Kim, it’s about embracing each moment of the journey, savoring the adrenaline, the views, and the friendships built along the way.
Why Charlevoix?
The skies above Northern Michigan hold a special place in Kim’s heart. The breathtaking views of Lake Michigan, the serenity of the shoreline, and the welcoming spirit of iSkydive Charlevoix make every jump here unforgettable. It’s not just about reaching a milestone—it’s about celebrating it in a place that feels like home.
An Inspiration to Others
Kim’s story is proof that skydiving is more than just a thrill—it’s a journey of self-discovery, growth, and perseverance. Whether you’re gearing up for your very first tandem skydive or you’re an experienced jumper chasing your own goals, Kim’s passion reminds us all to keep reaching higher.
We’re honored to be part of Kim’s skydiving story and can’t wait to celebrate alongside her as she soars past 1,000 jumps.
Congratulations, Kim—here’s to the next leap!
@9and10news Kim Knor is 86. She’s at 908 jumps. And she’s not done yet. An 86 year old woman in northern Michigan started skydiving when she was young, racking up over 550 jumps before taking a break. 3 years ago, she picked it back up with one bold goal: 1,000 jumps. Watch this video to see her 908th jump!
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