I believe, that students learn best in an environment where they are relaxed. So my philosophy and approach is to make the learning process as fun as I can make it. I coach all types of students, in the tunnel and in the air, and I bring my passion and enthusiasm for my sport into my teachings.

My approach to teaching complex and advanced skills is to break them down into a series of simple, manageable, and achievable skills.

Because my passion for coaching also extends to the competition side, I still continue to do player-coach teams across multiple disciplines, and I continue to challenge myself as a member of VFS 4-Way team Arizona X-Force.

Skydiving Stats

Nationality:	USA
Languages:	English
Occupation:	Skydiver (Co-Founder / Owner of AXIS Flight School)
Appointments:	USPA S&TA (Mountain Region).
Licenses / Ratings:	USPA D License; USIS Founding Member; Coach; AFF-I; IAD; HAPS Certified; IBA Coach Rating for FS, Static, Dynamic; Pro rated for 75 sqft; Private Pilot (ASEL); USHPA P2 rated.
Number of Jumps:	14,000+
Tunnel Time:	Thousands of hours since 2003
Emergency Cutaway:	Sport: 12.
Intentional Cutaway:	5.

Competition History

Peak Competition Performances

Formation Skydiving

• FS 4-Way Open (Women) — Highest average: 19.8 points
  (FAI World Skydiving Championships 2008).
• FS 4-Way Open — Competition record, female 4-way formation skydiving: 26 points (also national female record)
  (USPA National Championships 2009).

Formation Skydiving indoor

• FS 4-way Open Indoor — Highest average: 18.3
  (IBA US National Championships 2017).
• FS 4-way Open Indoor — Single highest scoring round: 24 points
  (IBA US National Championships 2017).

Vertical Formation Skydiving

• VFS 4-Way Open — Highest average: 17.8 points
  (USPA National Skydiving Championships 2018).
• VFS 4-Way Open — Single highest scoring round: 24 points
  (USPA National Skydiving Championships 2019).

Vertical Formation Skydiving indoor

• VFS 4-way Open Indoor — Highest average: 26.1 points
  (2019 USIS National Championships).
• VFS 4-way Open Indoor — Single highest scoring round: 46 points
  (2019 USIS National Championships).

Mixed Formation Skydiving

• MFS 2-Way Open — Highest average: 12.0 points
  (USPA National Championships 2017).
• MFS 2-Way Open — Single highest scoring round: 17 points
  (USPA National Championships 2017).

Speed Skydiving

• Speed Skydiving — Highest speed 347.05 km/h
  (USPA National Championships 2017).

FAI World Championships and World Cups

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3^rd in FS 4-way female and
3^rd in VFS 4-way, Eloy, USA (2019), making Brianne the first female skydiver ever to medal in both disciplines at an FAI World Competition,
4^th in VFS 4-way, Saarlouis, Germany (2017),
3^rd in FS 4-way female, Menzelinsk, Russia (2010),
2^nd in FS 4-way female, Maubeuge, France (2008),
4^th in FS 4-way female, Gera, Germany (2006).

USPA National Skydiving Championships

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12th in Speed Skydiving Open and best female competitor (2022),
2^nd in VFS 4-Way Open (2019),
2^nd in VFS 4-Way Open (2018),
2^nd in Women"s Speed Skydiving (Test Event 2017),
3^rd in VFS 4-way Open (2017),
4^th in MFS 2-way Open (2017),
3^rd in VFS 4-way Open (2016),
3^rd in VFS 4-way Open (2015),
6 x Best Female Team, FS 4-way Open (2005-2010).

USIS National Championships

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3^rd in VFS 4-way Open (2019).

Other Indoor Skydiving Competitions

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2^nd in VFS 4-way Open (2017 Paraclete XP Indoor Championships),
3^rd in FS 4-way Open (2017 IBA USA Indoor National Championships),
1^st in VFS 4-way Open (2016 Battle of the Blades at iFly Seattle),
3^rd in VFS 2-way Open (2016 Battle of the Blades at iFly Seattle).

Records

World Records, Female:
FAI #18267 (23 Sep 2017) – Maximum Vertical Speed: 384.66 km/h
North America Records (at the time):
FAI #18261 (23 Sep 2017) – Highest Average Vertical Speed: 347.05 km/h
FAI #18262 (23 Sep 2017) – Maximum Vertical Speed: 384.66 km/h
National Records:
Female Record in FS 4-Way Open: 26 points at the USPA National Championships 2009.
Arizona State Women's Records:
FS Large Formation 27-Way

Awards and Recognitions

Chesley H. Judy USPA Safety Award (2015) in recognition for having, through example, deed, training, or innovation, promoted safety in the sport of skydiving.
USPA Regional Achievement Award (2016) for her work in teaching disabled veterans to skydive through Operation Enduring Warrior; for developing highly customized curricula to instruct and train mulitple wounded verterans through to their A licenses, allowing them to enter the sport of skydiving despite many obstacles.
USPA 180-Hour Freefall Badge (2020) for completion of 180 hours of freefall in accordance with the Basic Safety and Requirements of the USPA.
USPA 12,000 Jump Wings (2020) for completion of 12,000 skydives in accordance with the Basic Safety and Requirements of the USPA.