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Skydiver's Race to Recovery Lions roared Selwyn & Ashburton P3 Fire lessons OOUTLOOKUTLOOK P10 Wednesday, June 14, 2017 Skydiver’s race to recovery ERIN TASKER Lee Barraclough hasn’t jumped out of a plane for four months now, and he admits it’s killing him. Skydiving is how he makes a living but it’s also his sport, and right now he should be training hard ahead of a trip to Europe to compete alongside the world’s best sport skydivers. But a shoulder operation on January 25 to fix an injury he picked up com- peting in Europe last year still has the Ashburton man grounded. Instead of adding to his 8000 jumps and fine tuning his tech- nique, the Skydiving Kiwis foun- der is hitting the gym hard and hoping his body will be ready for the challenges ahead. Lee Baraclough skydiver SUPPLIED Barraclough is set to travel to Poland next month where the ‘‘It's as high as World Games are being hosted from July 20-30. The event is only sports can go.’’ held every four years and will be Lee Barraclough televised live on the Olympic Channel worldwide. a freestyle competition where ‘‘It’s as high as sports can go competitors jump out of a helicop- without being in the Olympics. So ter and head for a lake where they it’s basically a chance for sports to perform tricks on the water showcase their sport and how it’s before landing on a raft. evolved.’’ ‘‘So we have to come down and The top 30 canopy pilots from come across the water, and in that the world championships last section across the water is where year qualified for the World we have to perform freestyle Games. Too much wind meant the tricks,’’ Barraclough said. championships didn’t get fin- His favourite trick is called ished, but they got enough compe- Ghost Rider, which involves let- tition in for the Kiwis to show ting go of all the controls. It’s they were among the best. tough, and difficult to practise Barraclough is one of three given there’s no lake at the Ash- Kiwis, along with Chris Stewart burton Airport, just grass, which and Rhys Kempen, competing on isn’t as forgiving as water. the world stage, and he’s the only It’s grass he can only look at one based in New Zealand year for now too, as his shoulder con- round. tinues to heal, and Barraclough ‘‘The three of us have been puts in the hard yards on the competing now for the past four ground. years, and because we just keep He’s committed. He sticks to a going we are getting better and special diet, and no longer drinks, better,’’ Barraclough said. and as a result he’s lost 11kg. His After Poland, Barraclough whole lifestyle has changed, and heads to the Czech Republic for he’s transforming into what he the European Canopy Piloting calls ‘‘full-on athlete mode’’. Championships, and then to ‘‘It’s given me more structure Copenhagen, Denmark, in August in my training, rather than Lee Barraclough is a sport skydiver preparing to head to Europe to take on the world’s best. ERIN TASKER/FAIRFAX NZ for the Swoop Freestyle, which is winging it on natural talent.’’ There’s plenty of food, fashion and fun on offer at Look who moved into Faringdon’s very own South Point retail precinct. our new retail precinct. Stage 19 now available. Sections 401 to 831m2 from $15,000. Call Bruce Harvey 0800 667 849 or visit www.faringdon.co.nz You’re home. Visit Rolleston’s fastest selling development, Dynes Road, Rolleston. Wednesday to Sunday, 12pm to 4pm. FRD30195-AO-SOLUS 2 SELWYN & ASHBURTON OUTLOOK, JUNE 14, 2017 stuff.co.nz YOUR PAPER, YOUR PLACE This newspaper is subject to NZ Press Council procedures. FROM A complaint must first be directed in writing, THE OUR TOP READS within one month of publication, to the editor’s email address. 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