I should give a bit of background first. I'm a couple of jumps away from my Class A and have my main chute packing certificate. Skydiving is totally awesome -- glad you've had a chance to try it out :-) Anyway, wingsuiting requirements vary; there is nothing official. Some wingsuit manufacturers won't even let you buy a wingsuit without a certain number of jumps, and some drop zones require 500 jumps before they'll take you up wearing a wingsuit, while other places don't care as much. Either way, flying/swooping even without a wingsuit is seriously tough and takes lots of practice, and with a wingsuit is even harder. Every movement of your hand, foot, torso, and even your head affects your trajectory, and that's not to mention wind, turbulence, and thermals. That's why even the most experienced guys occasionally hit rocks/mountains (and sometimes get seriously injured or die). I'd recommend a ton of practice with swooping with a jumpsuit first before you even consider a BASE jump, but then I probably don't need to tell you that ;-) I assume your first jump was, like most, a tandem. Wait til you finally go solo -- the thrill of a solo jump is pretty damn intense and WAYYYYY safer than a BASE or wingsuit jump; most jumpers I've met don't feel the need to go crazy with wingsuits, mountain swooping, BASE jumping, etc. Trust me, just regular flying is sick enough as it is. Either way, I hope you stick with it!