Thanks theo for share these Totoral of fly técnicos for beginers those exercises I Will keep on and follow your videos , your explanations are clear and easy to understand and makes me wants to lern more to getting safe to enyoy flying everytlme Thanks again I Will follow your videos
J'ai ma licence depuis 1 année, mais j'avoue souvent avoir un mauvais timing, tes exercices sont si bien expliqués que j'attends plus qu'un bout de ciel sans pluie pour les essayer. Je suis déçu de ne pouvoir mettre qu'un pouce et pas 10. Merci!
Merci Théo. Au niveau des timings j'aime beaucoup les explications de David Eyraud pour tout comprendre logiquement, mais ta version est intuitive aussi :)
Thanks for this very informative tutorial. I’ve done these in SIV and a little more practice in general flying, it’s always great to watch your tutorials as well, helps take any questions out of it.
Very good! I have two questions. 1st: Is there any difference in initiating your dynamic turn when you're passing under the glider when you're coming back from the dive than when you're coming back from your pitch up climb? 2nd: Is it possibble to add to the pitching movements by using your body like on a swing (stretching/folding your legs and or moving your torso back or forwards)? I've been experimenting with it recently and it seems to have some influence (open harness) :-) Thank you very much, Theo. You're really fueling up my learning!
Cool, thanks for nice tutorial! I think not all dives forward need to be stopped, since there could be an effect when you pass from area/altitude with huge wind to calm - and in order to get speed back your wing is going to dive forward. You don't want to stall it, right? so this dive is needed to have air-speed. Think in sence of air speed not to stall the wing
This is called a gradient yes, this is a different kind of dive but you might need to stop it if it is too strong. Some dive don’t need to be stopped cause they are small yet they are making you loose performance. But if you enter a small gradient it’s better to let the glider fly. If you enter a big gradient it’s better to stop the dive and then let the glider fly.
I have years of flying RC model aeroplane experience. I am now switching to fly paraglider. When I watch paragliding tutorial videos, I always try to relate to flying model aeroplane. He demonstrates roll in the video. At 18:19, 18:20, he says "I initiate the roll, the glider turns ". Does he mean "I initiate a roll, the glider swing ?" I don't see a roll will end in a turn. If it does, is it the characteristics of paraglider ? (I'm just trying to relate the roll to a turn ). Hope i get some constructive explanation here.
Hey Theo, thank for your awesome videos, it helps a lot💪 i have a single skin glider (skyman sir edmund2). Do you think there is a big difference in the behavior to a normal glider when you are doing some of those exercises? Best Regards
Not really, it follows part of the wing over principle with starting to turn at the right moment but the goal is very different. With the dynamic turn you want to use the energy you have to change direction to thermal more efficiently for exemple without loosing nor building up energy while with the wing over you want to build up energy at every turn to gradually have more and more to pass above your wing
That will help a lot of beginners to understand these basic things. Nicely done. Thank you
Siriously: the best paragliding content ever seen👏👏👏👏👏
This is just what i needed! I was always too conscious of using too much brake and stalling or spinning. Thank you !
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Thanks theo for share these Totoral of fly técnicos for beginers those exercises I Will keep on and follow your videos , your explanations are clear and easy to understand and makes me wants to lern more to getting safe to enyoy flying everytlme Thanks again I Will follow your videos
J'ai ma licence depuis 1 année, mais j'avoue souvent avoir un mauvais timing, tes exercices sont si bien expliqués que j'attends plus qu'un bout de ciel sans pluie pour les essayer. Je suis déçu de ne pouvoir mettre qu'un pouce et pas 10. Merci!
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Merci Théo. Au niveau des timings j'aime beaucoup les explications de David Eyraud pour tout comprendre logiquement, mais ta version est intuitive aussi :)
Thank you, Theo. I expect more videos for beginners in paragliding
Thank you,Theo! Very good tutorial!
Nice to see the detailed explanation of these exercises!
can't wait 🙂 learned so much from Theo's videos 🤩
Merci beaucoup pour ces tutoriels ! c'est génial !
❤ Nice I like detailed explanations, I was always worried I could do colaps if I break shooting to much, and ended up doing not strong enough.
Really good and beginnerfriendly! Keep making these, much appreciated:)
Thanks for this very informative tutorial. I’ve done these in SIV and a little more practice in general flying, it’s always great to watch your tutorials as well, helps take any questions out of it.
Thank you!!! Teach me a lot
Excellent !❤ merci.👍👏🙏
Love your videos ! ❤
Merci pour le tuto, c'est top super bien expliqué!
Very good! I have two questions. 1st: Is there any difference in initiating your dynamic turn when you're passing under the glider when you're coming back from the dive than when you're coming back from your pitch up climb? 2nd: Is it possibble to add to the pitching movements by using your body like on a swing (stretching/folding your legs and or moving your torso back or forwards)? I've been experimenting with it recently and it seems to have some influence (open harness) :-) Thank you very much, Theo. You're really fueling up my learning!
Cool, thanks for nice tutorial!
I think not all dives forward need to be stopped, since there could be an effect when you pass from area/altitude with huge wind to calm - and in order to get speed back your wing is going to dive forward. You don't want to stall it, right? so this dive is needed to have air-speed. Think in sence of air speed not to stall the wing
This is called a gradient yes, this is a different kind of dive but you might need to stop it if it is too strong. Some dive don’t need to be stopped cause they are small yet they are making you loose performance. But if you enter a small gradient it’s better to let the glider fly. If you enter a big gradient it’s better to stop the dive and then let the glider fly.
Great guide videos!
thanks
salut Théo, merci beaucoup ! Sous quelle voile as-tu tourné ce super tutoriel ? Juste pour savoir, je la trouve réactive et semble maniable. Merci😊
I have years of flying RC model aeroplane experience. I am now switching to fly paraglider. When I watch paragliding tutorial videos, I always try to relate to flying model aeroplane. He demonstrates roll in the video. At 18:19, 18:20, he says "I initiate the roll, the glider turns ". Does he mean "I initiate a roll, the glider swing ?" I don't see a roll will end in a turn. If it does, is it the characteristics of paraglider ? (I'm just trying to relate the roll to a turn ). Hope i get some constructive explanation here.
When pitching, is it possible to come on top of the paraglider and the paraglider to be below you ?
@theo What is you camera setup on your leg? I couldn’t find any product. May I ask what you use?
Hey Theo, thank for your awesome videos, it helps a lot💪
i have a single skin glider (skyman sir edmund2).
Do you think there is a big difference in the behavior to a normal glider when you are doing some of those exercises?
Best Regards
Oh yes it’s very very different. You will have almost no pitch movement on a single skin. Roll can be done but pitch is really tamed
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The dynamic turn, is it a kind of a wingover?
By the way, what is the french word for it?
Not really, it follows part of the wing over principle with starting to turn at the right moment but the goal is very different. With the dynamic turn you want to use the energy you have to change direction to thermal more efficiently for exemple without loosing nor building up energy while with the wing over you want to build up energy at every turn to gradually have more and more to pass above your wing
And in french it’s : virages dynamiques
Spiral dive with big ears? )
It’s covered in the rapid descent technic tutorial I published in 2021 already :)
Thank very much
Salut Théo peut tu faire la même en anglais 😜😜😜
C’etait en anglais deja
@@sandrainthesky1011 je me moque de son super accent anglais
C est de l humour 😜
Bonne journée sandra
Haha ok! Je l’ai essayer hier, le tour, edt I’ll a marche! Bien merci encore Theo!
C est des avion de chasse a 13min15