Goof tips thanks brother! Like you, my county is not good for Acro training but I would love to learn more. I've been flying for over 12 years(I'm 25 now) and live in Wales where we have no Acro spots or teachers. Not much good flying weather either. My dream is to move abroad to learn more advanced paragliding but I only have enough money to last me a couple months if I move abroad. I know this is a long shot but if anyone has a spare room or anywhere for me to sleep then I am a hard worker and I can do whatever work is needed. I am not fussy all I'm asking for is a place to stay and some food in exchange for any work that needs doing. Thanks everyone!
The simulating and visualizing tip is so important, just as you said. Ever since my first SIV I've been doing it for every exercise/manouver and it doesnt only help get it right faster, but makes you much more resilient to panic and stress when you fuck up and it goes wrong. Also I've realised that if you do those "dry runs" on the ground you can go through the whole thing easily in your head right before you enter the box and it calms me down a lot aswell. Results in better focus, less stress and therefore, safer flights. Thank you for the tips :)
Goof tips thanks brother! Like you, my county is not good for Acro training but I would love to learn more. I've been flying for over 12 years(I'm 25 now) and live in Wales where we have no Acro spots or teachers. Not much good flying weather either.
My dream is to move abroad to learn more advanced paragliding but I only have enough money to last me a couple months if I move abroad.
I know this is a long shot but if anyone has a spare room or anywhere for me to sleep then I am a hard worker and I can do whatever work is needed. I am not fussy all I'm asking for is a place to stay and some food in exchange for any work that needs doing.
Thanks everyone!
Thank you for your insights Luke. Looking forward from more tips, tricks and advice for acro beginners from you! I will take you on Tip 6 ;-)
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The simulating and visualizing tip is so important, just as you said. Ever since my first SIV I've been doing it for every exercise/manouver and it doesnt only help get it right faster, but makes you much more resilient to panic and stress when you fuck up and it goes wrong. Also I've realised that if you do those "dry runs" on the ground you can go through the whole thing easily in your head right before you enter the box and it calms me down a lot aswell. Results in better focus, less stress and therefore, safer flights. Thank you for the tips :)
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Awesome video, 10/10 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻