article_snippet.sent: Jessica Edgeington, of Villa Rica, Georgia, was a skilled diver known for a type of high-speed sport called 'swooping', where divers speed down to land and sweep over buoys and other obstacles on the surface of a pond as competition.
article_snippet.sent: Professional: Edgeington had made over 6,000 jumps and competed in a sport called 'swooping', where divers speed down to land and swoop over buoys and other obstacles on the surface of a pond as competition .
article_snippet.sent: According to The Tampa Bay Times,  'swoopers' like Edgeington jump from the plane at 5,000 feet and reach speeds of 90 miles per hour as they descend.
article_snippet.sent: The sport is about how the person can handle they parachute and make maneuvers, including turns and twists.
article_snippet.sent: Edgeington gave an interview with the Associated Press in May last year while competing for a spot on the U.S. Parachute Team. '
article_snippet.sent: It's not necessarily scary to jump out of the plane anymore,' Edgeington said.
article_snippet.sent: On Edgeington Facebook page, Edgeington lists Edgeington as a 'canopy coach' for the U.S. Parachute Team.
article_snippet.sent: Canopy coaches educate skydivers of every level, from beginners working on accuracy to advanced semi-pros and elite military personnel.
article_snippet.sent: It is also the home of SkyDive University, a professional skydiving instruction and coaching organization.
highlights_snippet.sent: Jessica Edgeington, 33, had made over 6,000 jumps .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Competed in a skydiving sport called 'swooping', where divers traverse an obstacle course over a pond as divers come in to land .