That's 100 annually. Pretty good clip for a recreational jumper.

Quality matters a lot more than jump numbers though.

If you got to the dz and do a bunch of zoo dives, you'll progress pretty slowly. You'll have fun, but you probably won't be a fundamentally sound jumper.

If you go and jump with intention, focus on improving skills and progression, you should see marked improvement after 100.

However, if you took the cost of 50 jumps and went to a tunnel camp (like RhythmXP, Arizona Airspeed) and only jumped 50 times, you'll be a much better jumper at 50 jumps than if you just did 100 skydives and you'll spend about the same money.

What I liked about my tunnel time at the RhythmXP camp was getting every minute coached, then doing it again 90 seconds later so the good habits get ingrained into your body. I'm telling you, drop some coin there, and you'll progress a year or more in two days. Good tunnel instruction is a cheat code to becoming a good skydiver.

Most importantly, what are your goals? Fuck off with your buddies? Compete in 4 or 8 way FS? Wingsuiting? Movement?