PARAGLIDING DEEP STALL TUTORIAL (2020)

A paragliding tutorial about deep stalls and tailslides. This video shows you what deep stall on a paraglider actually is, why its useful, what it looks like, how to practice it and how to stay safe while learning it.
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[@PetrPolach]

I dont want to bring negativity, overall nice video.
My few points:
Voice cant be heard really well because of the wind noise.
While you fly the manuever, you have quite a hectic control moves its absolutely not necessary when you master the manuever. (I am not master of stalls or deepstalls either but its possible, we just need to train more)
From a quality tutorial I would also expect to hear what can possibly go wrong and how to solve it...
Fly safe.

[@PhilippeLarcher]

depends the wing, small accro wing need small movements, larger B wing might need more movements

[@bbs5400]

Shout out to Jeff, RIP

[@LazyTurtle8]

if only jeff had watched this tutorial

[@Andyg2g]

Looking forward to what I'm sure is going to be another great video. Love your content, Ari!

[@AriintheAir]

Thank you so much bro!

[@CitadelPhotography]

Where is this?

[@davidballard6443]

Thanks Ari! Loved flying with you bud. I'll always appreciate you. And I'll never forget that time we flew together and I got the highest I've ever been at Pine mountain at the fly in.

[@AriintheAir]

Hell yeah David! I’ll never forget that flight!!!

[@pratikjiwarajka8390]

Hey ari, what kind of knee mount do you use?

[@AriintheAir]

Thats a gopro elastic head mount that I took the top part off of and just put it on my thigh!

[@lorifilho3112]

Hey Ari, with this camera angle I wasn't able to understand the glider behavior

[@idanghelber8282]

He breaks to stall point. As soon as the glider breaks, hands up. When it’s over your head you catch it then fine tune the breaks to keep it from going to backfly or going to full flight till you want to exit

[@beautifulmercury]

I can’t tell when you’re in deep stall or just flying normally

[@germantobon5498]

What happens if you look for that condition with slow application of brakes rather than pumping them

[@albertobarpao]

@@beautifulmercury you can tell by the wind noise, when in deepstall you almost cant hear it because the glider's horizontal speed is near 0.

[@niconico3907]

@@beautifulmercury listen to wind noise.

[@bill2292]

Dude, the wind noise though :-(. It blows chunks

[@AriintheAir]

Sorry bill! Its a tough environment to film in, but i have some technical advancements that Im hoping will change the game on the next video

[@niconico3907]

Why do you call that deep stall and not parachutal?

[@AriintheAir]

They are synonyms, call it whatever you want

[@covremauro]

why do you pump the brakes??

[@AriintheAir]

This camera angle isn’t as helpful as I was hoping... when the glider is trying to restart flight, i pull brake to keep it stalled, and as it goes back towards stall, i let up. This happens quickly and repeatedly, so it looks like a pumping motion