Footage of a skydiving spinning in the air uncontrollably during an accelerated freefall jump in Kalamazoo, Michigan.

The video, captured on May 7, shows the woman unable to execute the appropriate body position to counteract the spin.

"My instructor tried 3 times to stop me and when he couldn't, was going in to 'tackle' me when I determined I was stable enough to deploy my pilot chute w/o the assistance of my instructor.," she told Newsflare.

I was doing my Accelerated Freefall category D jump as required by the USPA. The exit altitude was 14,500 ft. Everything was going according to plan until my instructor released me from his grip around 13,000 ft and I began spinning counterclockwise and was unable to execute the appropriate body position to counteract the spin. My instructor tried 3 times to stop me and when he couldn't, was going in to "tackle" me (a move that is excuted by a licensed instructor when a student is unable to control their fall), when I determined I was stable enough to deploy my pilot chute w/o the assistance of my instructor.