5 Easy Paramotor Tricks To Fly Like A Pro!!!

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[DinoPwn]

It is because of you I have a renewed relationship with my father. We share nothing in common, but he (like myself) is super excited about trying paramotoring out.

We are both disabled veterans, and so for us to share something in common is very hard (aside from cool movies). He is so into this sport, that he bought me the paramotoring bible, and he wants to spend the 7+ days at the PPG aviators school with me! I already love this sport, but the fact that it can bring me and my father closer together is just icing on the cake. Ty you for your content.

[WiltshireMan]

Good tips Tucker.
My throttle cable on the Maverick went in the prop last night. No injuries but I am going to mod my Maverick and add an additional kill switch. The motor was jammed on half throttle and the kill switch didn't work. The cable got wrapped around the exhaust and melted through after a short time which caused the kill switch circuit to ground through the exhaust!!
Sandy

[coletonholzer]

Part 2 for sure. We all want to be pro’s

[ericaufdembrink]

Watching the "Starfish" demonstration made my day.

[gauravprateek]

Hi tucker, i am from india and in love with paramotor just coz of your videos thanks a lot buddy nd loads of luck for keep making wonderful videos

[smokinonindo]

You should talk about trim speed and it's effect on the landing. Talk about motor-on landings for better spot landings. Swoop landings and targeting your approach. Reverse v forward launch and what conditions are right for each. More explanation around each tip, would be greatly appreciated.

[ParamotorNC]

The feeling of leaning back on take off was my "Aha" moment during training

[ManniGaming]

I can relate to many of those points, so yeah - Part 2 would be cool. Thanks T!

[seanbuzenski]

ordered my blueprint shirt yesterday with a decal for my toolbox Im an A and P mechanic at CMH, ive been watching for a few months now seriously weighing my options on pursuing paramotoring.. keep it up man love the content!

[peterwing]

Golden video! Great Info for newbies and a refresher for more experienced pilots! Great great video!

[bigt]

Definitely part 2 plz keep them coming!!!

[brenthollady]

Part 2 please! I'm flying a trike and am having some trouble with spot landing I'm always coming in high but practice in a large field or grass runway makes a huge difference because I can just focus on the landing and not worry about hitting the fence or climb out into trees etc... part 2 would be great, Thanks for putting this one together!

[markdtatham]

Another vote for Part 2. Really liked those tips especially tip 1.

[kjpphotography]

Yeah the guy with the bike and kickstand was dead cool! Great tips Tucker!

[paulbarnhill]

Thank you for this. I'm having a heck of a time launching. I have a classic face-plant video of me adding power at exactly the WRONG moment, and face=planting me into the ground. I am making all the classic rookie mistakes,

[nitroflyer]

I don't chime in often but kudos to you Mr Tucker ..this was a well placed video with very true and good points even though I've improved immensely in 80 + hours I still have a lot of dialing in to do in all 5 area's..Thanks

[markpellerin]

Great idea for a video!!! I'm saving this one for later.

Love these videos!

[Will-Parr]

Excellent video. I used to do that kickstand trick with my bicycle.

[joshkubassek]

Got 12 flights under my belt. Great stuff. Keep the tips coming

[teslatom]

Hi there I would definitely like to see more of the series please. I also would love to see a video about the things you think a new pilot should work on immediately after going through a class like Aviator (which I just did)