How Flying Paramotors Changed My Life!
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- This is an inspirational story about the relationship I built with a flying machine that grew stronger over time.
Hopefully, this way, I can find others, perhaps you, who can create the same outcome without over promising what flying Paramotor’s is capable of. It’s not a miracle drug, though that was what I expected. It’s not at all like having wings-you’ll find that out for yourself the first time you botch a landing or get your glider lines all twisted. Simply put, this is the video that I would have hoped to have watch when I wanted to fly.
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I’d assume that many of you watching this are aware of how expensive it can be to get into flying Paramotors, and the best that I can do is to recommend that you listen to your heart. As the saying goes, “When there’s a will, there is a way.” In this case, when you decide that flying could be worth the effort required to save upwards of $15,000 dollars, you can commit to saving. For me, I sold what I could afford to let go of and increased the amount of time that I spent filming real estate in El Paso. Please don’t give up. You can send me a message on my Instagram if you need some encouragement.
I was so excited when I actually signed up for Paramotor instruction. Even though my training wouldn’t begin for another 2 months, I was pumped! The instructor Ron recommended that I order a book called The PPG Bible. When it arrived I read it cover to cover. The book detailed everything your could want to know about flying Paramotors including take off techniques, traffic patterns, weather, even how to landed in a boxing ring. Everything!
Little did I know, paramotoring was already beginning to change my life and I hadn’t even flown yet. I’m going to make an analogy, and I hope you forgive me for being so cheesy, but life felt like a cold dark house, then all of a sudden, the fireplace was lit. The more that I read on how to fly, the brighter and warmer that fire became. By the time I got training, my shanty of a soul had evolved into a comfortable place to be with a ton of potential.
Training was challenging at times. Myself and the other students spent the first day familiarizing ourselves with glider. Spoiler Alert: Everyday since then has been a mission to become more and more familiar with the damn thing. Over the next 3-4 days, we’d all reach a point where we could manage the paraglider well enough on the ground to prove to the instructor that we could go for our first flights.
Everyone experiences a fear of heights to some degree. The worst case scenario isn’t the person who’s aware of their fear of heights; rather the person who doesn’t know they have a fear of heights. When my feet left the ground for the first time, I was scared. I felt vulnerable. There is no fucking way I would have compared it to being like a bird; Rather a human hanging from some strings high above the ground.
Thank you to all of the Patrons who've helped me share the adventure! / anthonyvella
Well said brother! Fortunately for me I have not had to experience being a soldier somewhere terrible (thank you for your service) but I have fought the battle in my own city and have seen things that can't be unseen. Flying takes it all away. When I leave the ground, all the crap of life stays on the ground and the freedom of flying 'with' the birds takes over. Blue skies and fly safe!
Hello Anthony, wanted to tell you what amazing videos you make. Sharing your story requires a lot of strength and really sorry about your baby. Wanted to tell you, that you've inspired me to buy a paramotor and soar to the skies, to finally find a place where i could feel free of everything. Btw, I'm from Honduras, a small country in Central America. "The purpose of our lives, is to be happy". Stay Safe, Stay Strong!!!
I'm right there with you man. Although my personal situation wasn't like yours paramotoring has truly changed my life. If I'm not doing it, I'm thinking about it. August 2017 I found paramotoring, much like many others did, through Tucker flying to McDonalds. I instantly became obsessed. I saved, practised ground handling, watched videos, learnt, read forums & engaged as much as I could with the community. Fast forward to July 2019. I drove 250 miles to my first flying festival with the paramotor I had rebuilt just to show it with the other classic gliders there, I couldn't even fly yet. It was awesome, I loved it until I was speaking to an individual about my story. This moment will always stick in my mind. Given how much of an investment personally I had made into the sport I exclaimed that "I love flying" the whole lot, not just the flying but everything. This person's response was 'How can you love flying when you haven't even flown yet' It felt like a real stab to the gut, a crushing of a two year long dream that I had worked so hard at. They wouldn't have it the more I explained. 1 month later I took my first flight and it was everything and more than what I had hoped for. The saving, the hard work, the reading, the learning had all come together and in that moment, everything felt complete. I was flying, I had started my flying career. Strangely that one individual nearly shattered the dream of flying, I'm not sure why it had such a profound impact, they were a nobody to me. It goes to show that this sport is for the individual to make of what they want of it. Flying paramotors has also changed my life and I wouldn't change it for anything.
I love it... All of it. Completely Paraddicted. Thank you for being part of my journey into the sky! So many things in common amongst the Wing Family.
Hi Anthony. I didn’t really know your back story, I just thought you were this wacky dude... I’m really glad Flying paramotors lit that fire that gave you new purpose and focus... it sounds like you’ve been through a lot. Keep the vids coming, I’m a big fan💪
Long tough week but you're videos are inspiring and turned my mood around. Thank you!
Nice chat Anthony. During my Military years, I trained and flew Hang Gliders on the weekends. I loved the feeling of being out in the open air, not surrounded by a cockpit. Then got married with children, and put my flying career on hold. Now 35 years later, I want to train for PPG. I miss the "high" 👍😁👍
Thanks for exposing your heart, your soul, and your innermost feelings. Your video was spot on! I could not have described it any better. It has validated the feeling I already have...my heart aches to fly!
Not every video needs to be emotional and full of feeling, but... by far your best video yet. In my opinion, you've connected with your audience at a level that had not yet been achieved, and conveyed what doing something extraordinary (flying) can do for someones emotional well being. I'm so glad flying has brought you from a darker place. Well done sir. Well done.
Wow! That is extremely kind of you to say. Thank you, Pat.
The day that I become really good at flying is still a long way off even after 112 flights over almost 3 years so far! I'm starting to feel the change is happening though. I still have some fears and I look around and see most other pilots have a greater skill set than I do.
To fly a Paramotor is quite easy but to fly one well is a different story. It needs practice practice and more practice.
But I am gaining confidence and knowledge and endeavour to fly whenever I can too.
On my last attempted take off I had few lines go into the prop. Waiting for replacement lines now!!As you say Anthony, it is a challenge and if it wasn't I think I would have stopped flying a long time ago.
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Mr Vella, it is amazing to hear the passion you have for Paramotoring or even flight. I loved listening to this video and enjoy the others you have created. I think I started around the same time as you, maybe a little before and at that stage I was barely holding my life together due to some things which were totally outside my control, I found that paramotoring was the exact distraction that I needed and training was something to focus on at the beginning and I even got my paragliding ticket while I was at it. Life began to return to a sort of normal around a year ago and generally things have been getting better ever since. Keep up the great videos, each one makes me smile!
Thank you for sharing that. It's great hearing others who've benefited from flying in a similar way. The passion for flight redirected my attention from the misfortune. It has been an awesome tool for processing the past. I am really happy to hear that you are enjoying the videos! Thank you for commenting.
I am on your path several steps behind. I relate to all you said. Very thought provoking. Great video!!
Hey Anthony! Thanks for sharing what Paramotoring has been for you, gets me right in the feels a bit. =)
For me it isn't finding a way froward and out of a dark place, and although I may never fully comprehend what that darkplace was for you, I can undersatnd that it isnt a place that anyone wants to be. I am glad that you found what was needed that let leave there and be able to share the good times with us all.
For me paramotoring is almost the opposite.
For me it isnt a way back into the past, to a time and feeling that I miss dearly, a time that I shared with my Dad and when we would go flying. I know it isnt the same as when he was still alive, and I've missed him every day since, but it is more than enough for me to be able to remeber the past and build a new future of memories with others that I have meet, hope to meet, and those that I will meet just because we all choose to strap on this outlandish device and clip on a peice of flimsy fabric and whole heartedly enjoy what that brings to us.
One of these days I hope to tell my story, too. And it's a good love-of-flying-and-things-that-fly story that goes back a very long time. Being scared before your first flight is natural, I think. But once you step off the ground and go aloft you realize there never was anything to fear but your ignorance -- and then you know the pure joy of seeing the world from a whole new perspective.
Anthony, it is almost 2 years since we took our first flights in Surfside. I have video footage taken from my phone of your first flight. If you would like me to send it to you, lemme know! Cheers!
Thanks for serving in the Army Anthony. I am very thankful for people like you. I earned my private pilot license when I was 57. I too was struggling somewhat. I had a new young guy at work that was showing me up and I felt like somewhat of a loser. I felt like no-one respected or valued me. And the young guy was being a real jerk and stabbing me in the back whenever possible. For whatever reason, I decided to get my license. And boy, my road was rocky. I did things that I don't think my CFI had ever seen...like turning off fuel during flight. But as my confidence grew in the sport, my overall confidence began to build. After I received my license, I noticed a big change in how I was treated at work. My wife and family also took pride in my accomplishment. In the middle of my training my son lost his first child, and my other son was in Afghanistan with the Air Force. It was a tough time and my CFI (who had lost his wife) said flying could be very therapeutic. I found that to be true. Then a few months ago, I saw a Tucker Gott video and my life is on a new path. I vaguely knew about this sport, but never really considered it. I start PPG class next month. Hope to see you one day.
Thanks for a small look into your life Anthony. As a veteran myself I know what it's like to be in a dark place but we have to ruck up and place one foot in front of another. Kudos to you for facing your fears. I always say that the one that can't face their fears misses out on some of the most wonderful sights this world has to offer. No fear= awesome rewards. Keep doing what your doing brother and make this life great.
I appreciate you sharing your story Anthony. Even better is your offering of encouragement to others who hope to follow.
Thank you for such a great video! I started my training last year with Parajet at their factory. Unfortunately the weather wasn't good enough to complete our first flights at that time so I booked another week with the Paralab on one of their courses in Spain in October. It took a few days more training before I could take my first flight but the experience was incredible! I ended up doing about seven flights in the last few days, all were either in the morning when the sun was rising or in the evening when the sun was setting to be sure the conditions were perfect for beginners like me. The training, the other students, the instructors, the friendship and most of all the flying of that week changed my life. One flight I did was around 2000 feet and to a novice like me it was so amazing when I landed I just wanted everyone I knew to experience what I just had! I was all set to get my equipment early this year and start flying myself at home. Unfortunately the corononavirus situation has made work really demanding and put things on hold a little. My next plan is to hopefully get my own equipment later in the year and book another week with the same team who I did my initial training with to get me back up to speed and back in the air, I can't wait 🥰 Thanks again!
What a great damn video! I so glad you found what you needed.
I fly for a living... but I wanted to fly a Paramotor for the freedom it looked like it provided. My assumptions were accurate. I still don't have equipment yet but that's because I'm in Germany where there are more rules than citizens... so flying here is a bit of a complicated task (learned to fly in Italy). Looking forward to the day when I return to the US to start flying a Paramotor regularly!
Thanks for sharing, Anthony. Always look forward to your videos!
Good stuff, Buddy. Really looking forward to flying with you and grabbing a beer someday.
Great words Anthony! For myself, Paramotoring has and continues to be a similarly life changing journey.
Much love from Australia mate!
Thank you for your service. I recently did my 8th aff skydive. I promise you, from that very first jump it was life changing. I've had problems with alcohol in my life and today I can proudly say I have zero intension of touching it again. I'm planning on getting into paramotoring within the next year or so.
Very inspirational brother! I appreciate your authenticity and willingness to share your story. It's only been 6 months of flying for me but I feel what you are describing. It is the only thing that separates me from EVERY OTHER thing in my life. Keep up the great work!
I loved this brother!! 💞 you're a good man!! I've been obsessed with this for over 6months now haha, we got hit pretty hard by a severe drought last year & then lost everything in the bushfires, after that we got an anonymous amount of rain & honestly didn't know if our river system would recover from all the bushfire runoff, luckily the platypus & most of the wildlife is starting to recover now, I've had to wait for the covid19 restrictions here in Australia to lift before I could even think about my Training & Training here is around $3600 to $4100, which I think everyone knows is a massive commitment on top of the cost of buying your first paramotor, wing & helmet with a camera & some kind of communication system, having said that though, i obviously need some therapy lol, the cost is so high here too because in Australia you attain your PG2 for paragliding in the PPG course, at first I was so annoyed at this!! as time has gone on though I've learnt how much the two are intertwined between one another & I'm actually really grateful that this is the case now. In the mean time I've been reading the ppg bible 👍 & understanding the sky by Danis pagen, another really great book that I couldn't recommend enough guy's!! I decided to go with a PG2 course separately on its own first (i finely start training on the 11th of july) because it has givin me the opportunity to find a paragliding community that even once I've finished training & I start to transition into PPG training, I'll always have my paragliding community to help inspire me to be a better pilot. I wish everyone the best of luck on this incredible Journey that we have the privilege to share!!! Blue skies & soft grass lol 🤙
So last night I shared my "Adventure" YT video with some co-workers who had no idea I was training to fly paramotors... the texts I received this morning were great, but pretty varied, to say the least. THIS video is the next one I'm sharing with them. Love your honesty and perspective. Makes me very excited for the future. Going to Moonshiners this weekend, just to hang with some parapeeps (my wing will be delivered to my house while I'm gone!) and can't wait to get home and start kiting & flying that puppy! You're the man, Anthony and you're much appreciated by so many in this community. THANKS
I'm retiring next month and I'm going to take up paramotoring. I was a Paratrooper in the Army, but that was 30+ years ago. I watch a lot of paramotoring videos because I'm really looking forward to it. I liked watching this video for it's calming and inspirational effect. I think the world could use more people like you, especially right now! Thanks Anthony.
Anthony, I'm so glad I found your channel. All I've known for the last two months is Tucker Gott. I don't even remember how I ended up on his channel. I fly RC planes, so when you talk of that learning curve I totally understand that. When I first started to fly, I never thought I would be able to fly like everyone else, now after 7 years, I'm better than some of the people who helped me learn. One person has already reached out to me, and to help me learn more after my training this summer. Just like my RC friends, the Paramotor community is ready to help you learn the ropes. Flying RC planes helped me get through some rough moments I had no control over, so that too I understand. Someday I'll be posting Paramotoring on my RUclips page. I definitely want to go for a tandem ride before I sign on the dotted line. Thanks for this video.
Nice edit bro, thank you 100% have the same motive when flying i was lucky that there were 3 of us who did it together but even 1.5 years on from training were all at different stages and engine troubles.. the progression now for me is to have all 3 of us in the air at the same time
I actually quit my job to learn and it changed my life, Now im fascinated with clouds, wind, jet streams.
Great video really humbling to watch 🤜
I know this feeling all too well! I just recently am trying to get into fixed wing aircraft after about 15 years out of it. I've found it to be quite an expensive habit for sure but I love anything and everything aviation. Thank you so much for the inspiring video, it really does help to put things into perspective. Rock on brother and blessings to you and your family.
From the heart, I loved it. Thank you.
Bravo! Lot of good stuff to absorb and share.
Great video. Learning to fly paramotors is truly a life changing experience.
Love the video brother. Keep up the great work. Thanks for sharing your story.
Good Video Anthony!
I was supposed to begin my formal training this morning in Austin....but instead, decided to have emergency appendicitis surgery last night. Soo bummed! Delayed at least a month.
We really enjoy your videos....
Keep up the good work brother!
As someone beginning his path and having similar parallels to your beginning, I found this video to be one of the best and most inspiring of all the millions of youtube videos I have watched in my life.
Maybe one day I'll see you in the skies.
Thank you Anthony. I remember the first video I saw of you - flying in the area where you grew up, swooping between the trees and landing on the dirt road (the smile on your face said it all). Your videos are inspirational. My journey has been challenging, but overall rewarding. Now I also fly in the familiar area where I grew up. It is soul fulfilling. Thank you for sharing your story. Safe flying for everyone!
My hart goes out to you brother I know the pain, for a week solid we didn't know if our son was going to die that day.. he lived, I know the pain will always be with you I'm sorry for that. When I'm up there allot of shit just goes away I need to get back up. Thanks for your story.
Well said Anthony. I have the same passion for flying PPG. If anyone asks me why I fly, I'm going to send them a link to this video!
I just took my first flight today!!! Great video and it is absolutly great therapy to get off the ground and leave your troubles behind.
Congratulations Garth! Now the real work begins. You'll have the rest of your life to become the best paramotor pilot you can be. I am very happy for you. 😁
I really appreciated what you said in this video. So this is the real Anthony. It was awesome to see. Thanks for sharing.
And I thought I might learn a bit about PPG’ing & photography from you...I got a mountain more, no pun intended. Keep it up, you are handing out golden tickets even Wonka Bars will never match. My heart goes out to you for your loses, but you’ve more than given it back in the gains for us.
Hey Anthony, I had my first flight just a few hours ago and must say that I felt exactly as how you described it. I felt scared, vulnerable, in shock and thought wtf am I doing up here. I'm still in shock. I hope I get over this fear. More flights tomorrow. Thanks for doing this vid, gives me some hope.
Are you still alive?
This video should be playing in a loop in every single store that has anything to do with paramotoring. Great testimonial. Here's a virtual wing bump.
@AnthonyVella Great video man. Your videos are great entertainment, but when people show the real them, a stronger connection is made. I feel for you. Loosing a child is pure hell. I lost a daughter 5 years ago. That old saying what doesn’t kill you makes you stronger is true. It’s a club no one wants to be in. Again thanks for sharing and I’d like to talk to you some day. Keep it up man!
Wow brother. I am sorry to hear that. I agree. Even more so, I feel like what doesn't kill you makes you wiser (in addition to stronger). I honestly feel like a better person than I was before the hardship. I am sure understand. I appreciate your support. I'd be more than happy to chat anytime.
I agree, when there is a will, there is a way. Anthony. Keep up the great work. War sucks 👍
Nicely done! I often think that I would like a memory wipe and do the training and experience the first flight all over again (even though it was an eff-load of work). Every time I fly I marvel at the fact that I can (and am allowed to) do it!
Yes. I had a similar experience getting my Private Pilot license. Changed my life as well. I have signed up with the MADMAN for training. I think this will elevate everything as well. Thanks for sharing. Men need shit like this. Gives us self confidence and friendships.
Sorry you've had to go through alot of crap, blue skys from now on! sending love and support from the uk 🇬🇧 👍
Dewd man so sorry for your loss,I really appreciate all you guys do too protect our freedom,lets keep trying to make America great again!!!!!
With you alway the way on that. Amen that man!
Great video, love how you found your passion for flying. Would love to be able to do it! Best wishes and a great channel. ✈️😊👍
that smile though! I've been interested in the sport for years and now I'm taking the leap! Let's do this!
Thank you! And congrats on your decision to get started in Paramotoring! 😁😁😁
Best video yet. Thank you! I am glad you found your happy place. Thanks for sharing such a personal story.
Saved up picking paramotor up tomorrow still waiting on training doe so into storage for now but soooon it will happen
Fantastic video Anthony! You and Shawn have a lot in common. We miss you guys.
Haven't flown yet but it's all I think about. Well it's all I try to think about because if I think about my situation and the loss and abandonment I've resently been hit with i don't think I'd ever get off the ground. So untill I can afford a motor and my wing I will watch and read and continue to focus on this burning desire. I can't wait.
“I’m a peacock captain, you gotta let me fly!!”
But in all seriousness, I too have that dream to fly and a lot of the time I am just sighing of how much money it will take to get training/gear. But something about this video lit that fire under my tushy and I’m gonna start saving my money for real. Thanks Anthony! 😊 Happy flights everybody, I’ll see ya up there soon.
Putting the kettle on for a brew. Back in a bit. Flying has changed my life and continues to be my driving factor for everything I do.
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Awesome video and great story man, no better paramotor promotion could be made!
Hey Anthony, somehow I missed this video until right now. Awesome job! I got in to flying to fight some personal demons as well (nothing to the extent of yours) but it is definitely a life-changing, healing activity. Hope to cross paths with you and Mitch one day and tear up the desert!
Who TF is doing thumbs down to this???? Idiots!!!
Love this. Great and inspiring video!👍✌ Actually did my first 2 flights yesterday at training, it was the most magical yet scary as hell thing ive ever done. Now i just want to go up again. Getting my first glider(uni 25,5 fire)in 2 weeks😍
Clap, clap, clap. Well said, Anthony. It really is life changing. I can’t imagine not doing this. It has become a part of who I am.
Great video Ant. Offering people the opportunity to communicate while waiting for training or just for support is really great of you. Thanks for putting yourself out there. Hope you are well. God bless.
Philosophy is something I try to apply to everything I try to learn. I’m starting my PPG journey this year. I already have a PPL A and glider licence but I think I will enjoy this mode of flying the best. You said some very important things in this video which I can relate to. Thank you for sharing this very personal emotion with us.
You’re welcome. Thank you for tuning in. 🙂
Very inspirational Anthony! Nice to see a different type of PPG video. It struck home because I too lost a child and recently became divorced. I’m getting back into it the spring of 2021.
What an inspirational video! Thank you, I have wanted to get into PPG so long, I even took up free flight because it was so much more affordable to start. I have been struggling with the cost mentally and your upbeat spirit it a welcome face in this sport! Thank you!
Hey there I'm Riaan from south africa I'm starting to save up for training and can't wait to do my first flight, I like to watch all your videos keep up the good work.
Great Story....wait I haven't watched it yet lol I'll watch it when I get home with a beer I'm not going to cry am I.
Who said you could post another video? As your lawyer I advise you to keep it up and fly as much as you can! 😂
Very cool how you've seen the benefits through your personal drive. Happy for you bro. Honestly this is a beautiful story, I'm very inspired, I think this could be great for me, I sometimes struggle with depression, and I think this sport could be great for me.
Dude you should be a motivational speaker. Great speaking skills and always a smile.
Well said bro..I think I will share this with my students..
Well said Anthony!
awesome story bro! I trained w Kyle for a week, i have more training to do w him before i venture on my own. I plan on making trips to meet others and live life in the sky. Hope to fly with you one day bro!
"Change is Coming" Very Cool. I Like It!.
Don’t know how I missed this video before but you always seem to hit the nail on the head brother. Great video.
Thanks for sharing your story, I think that all the pilots that fly can agree that this passion/addiction can focus the mind through any difficult times. It’s so worth the investment and time in my opinion. Well said Mr Vella.
Great video Anthony. You are an inspiration. 👍🏻👍🏻
This is a GREAT video! Thank you.
Fulfillment. Passion. Noice!!
Awesome mate, couldn't agree more.. :)
Good video aman to that I wish I had enough money to get training
Man, you are some kind of awesome. Every word you said resonated. I'm so excited not only because I have all that to look forward to. Even though I'm not rich, I know I can do this financially (selling my Harley or my watch). Dude, I got kind of emotional watching this. Again, I'm ridiculously excited. Thanks. ttys...
Hey Anthony! Thanks for this one, I can relate to the part about just taking the steps making a big difference. I just completed training, and it feels like the culmination of a couple of years of interest, burning desire, research, planning, saving, and finally DOING! Anyways, I live in northern California now, but I grew up in Carlsbad, NM, just a little ways from you, and I visit semi-often. Next time I'm in the area I'd love the opportunity to fly with you and friends.
Hi Anthony, I’m new to your channel but it’s really awesome, so great work. This is one of the videos that’s very powerful and moving. Thank you for sharing your story and I can’t wait to join the PPG community.
This is super inspirational. First let me say theee are no words for the loss rhat youve endured. I am indebted to you for defending our country. In spite of all rhat your snile is genuine and you carry on. I myself just went through a 5 year nightmare that pushed me to the brink of madness. I almost lost myself along rhe way. I will be 52 in a couple months and I want ro rly more rhan anything right now. I will order that book today, I do not have Instagram but if ita an opportunity to talk qith you then I qm getting it. I hope I get the opportunity to tell you my story and gow I plan to write thwe final chapter(s) of my life . Im just q regular fut living in a small town near Ft. Stewart. Im from a line of pilots but never had the means until now. I regret not joining the military ... for the knowledge not the wars. My grandfather was at the Battle of the Bulge in WW 2 but would never speak about it. My atepson was technically a casualty of that mess in Iraq. The people I loved and who loves me the most are dead and gone ane its an emlriness that will never go away. Anyway aIm rambling but Im Marcus Clark and itw a pleasure to have found this channel. Oh yeah, looks like Gravity is sold out right now, I hope it isn't for long. Really hope I can get some advice !
Bro! You are a good soul. Keep on doin what your doin man.
Your attitude and drive are perfection. You have quickly made your way to my list of you tubers I know I can smash the like button as soon as the video opens because your context is excellent and inspiring.
I have not yet saved the funds required to get into the sport, but I’m working towards it. In the mean time, I’ll be watching your videos and dreaming of the day my feet leave the ground.
That was a super motivating comment to receive. Thank you very much. It’ll be awesome to fly together when that day comes. I look forward to keeping up with your progress.
Awesome video! Loved hearing ur story and how much u love flying. When I'm able to save up enough, I definitely wanna get training and gear. Honestly, I think I would enjoy everything about it...like taking off and landing. I would probably be 1 of those that could spend some days just taking off and landing. I know it's a lot of work, but it looks so fun!
nice vibe edit, good words, congratulations on your journey! Onelove
Great video. Easy to see you passion for the sport. Thanks for sharing your story.
Well done!
Well said. Glad you’re in a better place now. It’s a shame that fear keeps people from following a dream. I still have some fear after all my flights but never regret taking up this great sport! Oh, one last thing... marry that girl already!!!
It sucks working to make the money but at least you live in a time where flight is even purchasable. Yeah it is worth thousands of dollars, but it is still the cheapest it has ever been in human history, and considering it was impossible for most I'd say we are all extremely privileged to be living in a time like now.
you are inspiring. i love you so.
Love you man
Love you too brother. Thanks for being there for me.
Beautifully done my friend!
Awesome bro
great story! thanks for sharing! Start my training is 5 days!