Flatland XC Paragliding Tips : Understanding Thermal Sources & Triggers

Learn how to find flatland paragliding thermals, by recognising the sources and triggers : Brown crop fields, tractors and dusties
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[@patrickswayze2596]

Short and sweet, informative, straight to the point without it being a 20 minute video haha
Great video, thanks for sharing 👍🏻

[@StanBarankiewicz]

Nice! Very helpful!!

[@FlyingKarlis]

Nice, explanation, examples and tips. Can't wait to see more.

[@ashishngupta]

thank you for these Videos.....i hope it helps when i fly next

[@sotirpopov3937]

Jocky quite valuable info in a compact form, thanks so much for sharing!

[@E620SE]

love Flatland paragliding with some hills like you have it, perfect XC terrain :D

[@FaisalKhan-jg6kg]

beautiful, clear and direct.

[@climb315]

Thank you

[@ludocean]

Great great thanks, it 's wonderful you share your knowledge, thank you 💪👍💥💥💥

[@billy10100]

Brilliant!!

[@DougBow96]

Thank you! :)

[@ChrisJewell7333]

Very cool…!

[@garynixon4728]

Thank you , lekker lekker

[@ryancookparagliding]

lekker lekker! :D

[@leonalden8866]

Fantastic ... Thanks :-)

[@alexisarsenopoulos]

Cooooool

[@user-rz6wu3eo8k]

2:05, I'm wondering if take off from the ground would be possible in this place. Just pick the wing up and let the thermal work.😂

[@jamesmallinson2094]

Great video, Jocky! I'm intrigued by your new hat sponsor. Ozon?

[@jockysanderson5659]

I am an old dog. They don't send me new hats anymore. Maybe I will ask.

[@user-ty7rr4iw7i]

Case 2388 👍👍👍

[@madsloper]

How do you tell which way the thermals are traveling from 2K up and there's no cumi? What's the highest climb rate you've ever been in?

[@jockysanderson5659]

Hi, from the prevailing wind, but they drift more when they are weak and at inversions. 16m per second average in Russia

[@jansport0409]

Roldanillo?