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looks nice,,, yup do thee bottoms ones first so you dont forget and fall out of it on takeoff

hi , I would like also to glide when I finish high school in Kenya

Hand setup was very useful for me.

controled drag 😂

I really like the rookie girl at the end... have not laughed that hard for a while.

Hey 👋👋☺️ how are you I'm just watching and I filling happy please I need one how much it's

Wow, that elbow kick at 06:56 is MMA stuff :)

My dream paragliding

Amazing😍

Os..Mmmm

Kkkkk

great explanations and practical demonstration; the instructor is eloquent and passionate and he speaks with an intonation as if he is reciting poetry which adds weight to his words

Love this video. Proper and correct way to kite. So many instructors here in the US teach kiting and groundhandling with hands out of toggles, pushing and pulling on A’s and rears to control and get wing above your head THEN grabbing the toggles. It makes wing seem “easier” to handle but is incredibly stupid and unsafe. This is approved by the official free flight organization USHPA.

@2:28 It makes it so much easier to control you lines whilest out of the harness.... while pulling your fuking gear on the ground instead of just unhook it and dont rist to pull ya resereve handle out great demonstation fool

good video - would add two comments... i)brakes:- just slide your hand to follow the harness from the carabineer to the brake, can't go wrong (no reaching over etc.) ii)turn in reverse launch:- when you're ready, lower your chin to your shoulder in the direction of your turn... stops you straightening up, losing pressure and takes your whole body round in a controlled way

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Great tips.. Thankyou

He can kite that thing, can't he?

Only thing I’d change is as mentioned, Those leg straps into something like how the Ritma has sit in loose style relaxed straps

Only thing I can fault about the Snug is as a male those leg straps upon take off can allow certain organs to shift and tangle under one of those straps, depending on which way you hang!... Otherwise great harness!

Great video. What a team! Thanks so much for teaching me to fly last year guys. I recommend you very highly. Nice to see those Southern England sites featured one after another in the opening sequence. I now recognise them well from above!

@3:29 Thank you very very much. I had over 80 hours and still almost every time on launch i question my self where the top break line should go. Now I know it should be on the outside so it doesn't put pressure on the other lines. Make soooo much sense. Thank you already before completing the video!

Is there a reason for flying with quickouts but no speedsystem separator?^^ Just wondering, does it work like that?

I WANT to have this great experience. BUT my family thinks I'm crazy. How much does a Paraglider cost? Where can I ourchase my very own Paraglider? Do I need a licence to fly? I can't stop thinking about flying. I'm so excited to get started, I live in the Dallas Metroplex area, can anyone out here put me in contact with anyone in the area that can help me get started? Thank you & HAPPY Safe flying.

Real nice wing handling

دەس وەش مۆرەبیێوە عالەنی. thanks you are good tutor

One of the best learning videos in my opinion. Very well explained. Have watched a few and this one gave me the most insight. I'm about to learn paragliding and gathering information before my training. Thanks.

thanks for the video !

0:05 exactly me on my third landing with a paraglider :D It did not hurt.

Bloody Awesome! :-)

Excelent.

Great video

*Parawaiting*

Hero!

Really appreciate these videos & the extremely well explained derails! Saved this for viewing with flying friends. I will learn the "controlled drag", right after I'm done with mastering the "uncontrolled drag" 😂 Thank you.

very informative thank you guys!

Controlled Drag! It's a beautiful thing...

very cool... easy on the eye and very talented

Nice video

That has a nice feel to it. A lovely impression of a day learning to fly.

Very Cool

Great perspective. Sound track is very good too.