Ground Handling - Top Tips for Paramotoring

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[ElPurroco]

One of the best tips training videos available ... great instructor ...

[DNiceboat]

Well done . Covered a lot without self promoting . How refreshing !

[climber]

Thanks for providing the B line tip to keep the wing disabled in high winds I plan to add that to my bag of tricks.

[tuffsnuffy]

I’ve watched a lot of “instructional” paramotor videos, this is the first channel I’ve subscribed to after watching.

[sDweeb]

Thank you so much, extremely helpful, I hope I get to the point where it looks this easy!

[jessesavoie]

Tired of not flying due to strong gusty winds, I decided to review and practice my ground handling techniques. I have to agree with other comments posted, Straight to the point no nonsense instructional video for all pilots, whether beginning or used as a refresher. Much appreciated thanks.

[prayfawind]

just getting into the sport and i must say you have the best, how to videos on youtube, trust me when i say I've watched them all

[jackofalltrades]

I do not understand why you do not have more subscribers. Your tips are simple, effective, relative and excellent! superb instructor!

[parajerry]

These are awesome refreshers for me. I finished my training just over a year ago but, due to a back injury, was unable to fly until recently. Jumping back into the sport, these videos are great review so I don't miss something I have forgotten over the last year. I just started kiting the wing again in practice before attempting flight. Safety first. The B-line tip for high winds was new to me. I trained on a dry lake bed in the high desert of Nevada where the winds were steady and moderate. I live in Florida where a gentile breeze can become a strong gust in seconds. Thanks for your videos!!

[davidh]

I like the B line tip at the end!  The best advise in high winds is avoid using brakes. Body movement wing control is much better in that situation. Too much brakes in high winds will lift you off your feet! I learned the hard way!

[colhartacademy]

Amazingly straightforward instructional. Thank you !

[JesseRoamsFree]

I’m just a few weeks from my training class, and I can’t wait! Very well done video, thank you for the information

[Paramotorfun]

Dude, you are an awesome teacher! I just turned 50 and I have never had the chance to get into paramotor training/flying. I feel this is a turning point in my life. I need this in my life badly🪂 once I realize one of my many disruptive innovations I will be able to afford this life long dream. I even have an innovative idea worked out to improve safety and maximize enjoyment for the paramotor sport. I subscribed to your channel and will start binging your lessons👍 thanks for uploading them🙏

[PJ_PARA]

The reverse launch: Grip, flip and clip! I'm about 3 to 4 days into my paramotor course. Always good to see stuff like this. You really have to fight your instincts when the lines are crossed for reverse launch. Left becomes right and vice versa!

[rustyviking]

Im 31, Ive been through a lot of depression and anxiety over the years. Im in 7k debt, but my overall mission is to push through all this and get myself on one of these courses. Its amazing!

[Longyearbye]

Yepp! That's it! Thanks a lot for your instructions. And speciality for the tip with the "B" Lines in stronger winds. Greetings from germany, Jörg

[houseofbeck-zhong]

Very useful and practical skills that all want-to-be paramotorists need to learn, master and re-practice. Also nicely paced instructions! Thank you🙏

[skeetzoid]

Thank you! Super informative, concise, to the point, no fluff! This is what all instructional videos should be.

[PRDMRE]

Best ground work video I have seen. Thanks for posting

[asuccessfulsloth]

Best ground handling video I have seen!