It's super helpful to hear all of your in-flight commentary about right of way and wake ect. Being a beginner, its great reassurance to hear a pros real time analysis. thank you for the super helpful videos 🤙
Such great info!! I spent a whole day doing laps working on perfecting my top landings. It’s definitely a skill not everyone is good at 😂. Nice job, keep up the good work!!
Grelt video because of the back light from the Sun, as a semi new pilot and not beeing a toplanding ACE, it is very helpfull to se the movement and amount og branke input that you use when approating landing.. 👍
Greg, this is one of the most masterful videos I’ve seen, hands down. What I like is that you pause and do a stocktake between sections. This makes the video in another league compared to, for example, the slope landing video. Don’t get me wrong, I loved the slope landing video, but I was doing a lot of rewinds to get the sense of what your were trying to do.
I'm always kinda paranoid about a rotor. How does it look in various wind speeds and hill shapes? You have no problem coming in behind the hill. Is it because that hill is so smoothly rounded?
Love your videos! But just my 2 cents opinion on this one: the site in the video is definetely not a problematic launching site where its difficult to top land, as it is extremely moderate grassy slope with plenty of room for the landing. (Devil's Pyke i suppose?) I think that a top-landing tutorial with reference to a more complex site situation where you don't have that much room for a speed section before the flare will be even more beneficial because in this specific site, it looks like you can just as much perform a regular "open-field" landing. That being said- great video, like always! (:
absolutely, Tom, and a fair point ... but I tend to produce something instructional about where I happen to be flying, so in this instance I'm using the opportunity to focus on flare timing as it can be demonstrated really well in such consistent, smooth, simple conditions. I'll do a more advanced landing video when I get the right conditions and site and happen to video it too - my idea with the Flybubble Channel is to always build up foundation skills first before displaying/suggesting risky/difficult/challenging scenarios.
Once in Spain. I saw a dude, approaching too low over parked in full sun vans. He got one side collapse (air bubble from hot roofs). Almost killed himself. Fortunately reacted in time & roughly touched down. But he was off for some time that day. Beware of such objects on your final!!
Awesome video! Always appreciate this high quality content. Quick question: For sound, are you just using that foam gopro cover, or do you have an external mic?
@@flybubbleparagliding awesome, thank you! Hoping to do some narrated XCs this summer, but still need to dial in the whole "talking while flying" thing. I don't know how you do it so well! 😄
How about a top landing video that shows how to land in strong winds on a cliff launch site with lots of rotor unless you touch down within 5 meters of the lip? Such as La Bajada in NM? I like the one hand up for cross after touchdown, I'll have to try that.
Years after finding it, still the best paragliding channel ever.
That top landing area is the size of a small country - You should see the postage stamp we've got at our local
It's super helpful to hear all of your in-flight commentary about right of way and wake ect. Being a beginner, its great reassurance to hear a pros real time analysis. thank you for the super helpful videos 🤙
I love these light conditions 😍
👍👍👍 beautiful scenery
Gracias.muy bien la explicaciones,!
Such great info!! I spent a whole day doing laps working on perfecting my top landings. It’s definitely a skill not everyone is good at 😂. Nice job, keep up the good work!!
Grelt video because of the back light from the Sun, as a semi new pilot and not beeing a toplanding ACE, it is very helpfull to se the movement and amount og branke input that you use when approating landing.. 👍
Such great teaching!
Greg, this is one of the most masterful videos I’ve seen, hands down. What I like is that you pause and do a stocktake between sections. This makes the video in another league compared to, for example, the slope landing video.
Don’t get me wrong, I loved the slope landing video, but I was doing a lot of rewinds to get the sense of what your were trying to do.
I'm always kinda paranoid about a rotor. How does it look in various wind speeds and hill shapes? You have no problem coming in behind the hill. Is it because that hill is so smoothly rounded?
Eşsiz aydınlatıcı bilgiler için teşekkürler.
I am here for enjoying the conditions.
You are such a legend Greg. Awesome skills. Thanks for sharing and thanks for the educational stuff
Thanks, really appreciate all that you guys do!!
Great! I have been waiting for this vid!!
Any video on how to ground handle or launch in Zero Wind
Where is that place? love it!
Wow I like this place, you are lucky
Awesome skills there from Greg.
really really interesting, thank s for all of your videos
Hey buddy, I really enjoy your videos. Thanks
Thanks for the video! :)
At about 9:10 you say not to flare with one hand first, but at 5:13 it looks like you do this?
Great tutorial, thank you :-)
You make such awesome teaching vids.
Love your videos!
But just my 2 cents opinion on this one: the site in the video is definetely not a problematic launching site where its difficult to top land, as it is extremely moderate grassy slope with plenty of room for the landing. (Devil's Pyke i suppose?)
I think that a top-landing tutorial with reference to a more complex site situation where you don't have that much room for a speed section before the flare will be even more beneficial because in this specific site, it looks like you can just as much perform a regular "open-field" landing.
That being said- great video, like always! (:
absolutely, Tom, and a fair point ... but I tend to produce something instructional about where I happen to be flying, so in this instance I'm using the opportunity to focus on flare timing as it can be demonstrated really well in such consistent, smooth, simple conditions. I'll do a more advanced landing video when I get the right conditions and site and happen to video it too - my idea with the Flybubble Channel is to always build up foundation skills first before displaying/suggesting risky/difficult/challenging scenarios.
liked where is this place? i did start to fly at sao conrado beach rio de janeiro
amazing
Once in Spain. I saw a dude, approaching too low over parked in full sun vans. He got one side collapse (air bubble from hot roofs). Almost killed himself. Fortunately reacted in time & roughly touched down. But he was off for some time that day.
Beware of such objects on your final!!
you're amazing thanks for the video!
Amazed 😳
I like this!🙏
Благодарю за субтитры)
Thank you for the great info, thumbs up
Where is this place ?
wow
amazing
looks a nice place, where is it?
needs membership for this area?
Yes MA like most sites in the UK its private land so a small club membership fee covers access. More on shgc.org.uk
Boss you didn’t tell us how to make and control to land ?
Awesome video! Always appreciate this high quality content.
Quick question: For sound, are you just using that foam gopro cover, or do you have an external mic?
@@flybubbleparagliding awesome, thank you! Hoping to do some narrated XCs this summer, but still need to dial in the whole "talking while flying" thing. I don't know how you do it so well! 😄
where is this take off?
How about a top landing video that shows how to land in strong winds on a cliff launch site with lots of rotor unless you touch down within 5 meters of the lip? Such as La Bajada in NM?
I like the one hand up for cross after touchdown, I'll have to try that.
Ok, your LZ is as iarge as a football field. How about half the size of a tennis court?
We want Subtitles in Arabic
Thi is not a top landing , the is a landing !