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@@jdollosa1747 do you ever try and overcome them?

@@paraglidingRob haha! I’ve got some 110kg people before. Never an issue. You’re welcome anytime 👊🏼

I try not to

@@danielgonzaleztejedor9486 nahhhh not really

@JackPimblett check your lines just in case. Good flights.

@@danielgonzaleztejedor9486 thank you broski

@ascentparagliding come onnn got to keep it wheeling

💯% @JackPimblett 🙏🏼

Get it done mate! It’s absolutely brilliant

@@LeoFPV we’re trying

GUTTED hahaha I will try!

me too bro

@JackPimblett you to but why you climb that bridge

@@StarryUchiha nasty one

ahahah

@@turkeyphant hey dude! So it depends on a few things, wind speed, your arm/hand & body movements. Without seeing you fly, it’s hard to say what it could be. One thing is that the wind could be strong enough that you would be plucked regardless. However, here are some things to consider: 1. Running towards it, you’ve already mentioned but try to bend the legs and get low as you move toward it. 2. You say using your hips to bring it up, so of course you have considered modulating the speed of pulling your A’s. 3. Using the brakes, over a short duration will increase lift. Even if temporarily, this will increase lift in a given moment. So you have to think about how much brake you are using and at what time. If you pre-empt too much, it will be slightly before it’s above your head and it will have a higher angle of attack. Stop it here, you could be plucked. If it’s slightly in front of you, during strong wind, this can be preferred as it bites into the air and doesn’t lift so much. 4. Lastly, consider learning / using a cobra launch. This will help SO much. If done correctly, you will rarely if ever, get plucked in reasonable conditions. Have a wonderful day.

@JackPimblett thanks, great tips! I practice cobra but am often scared to use it in very high winds

@@turkeyphant cobras are designed for high winds, get the practise in dude!!! You can do it!!

@@chrisultrabeatuk 😂😂😂

@@Graham_lee thanks mate, this is part of getting the vlogs out there. Not so worried about the quality and just doing what I enjoy

Trying to be!

@@draidangraham 🤣🤣🤣 fancy taking a look sir? I’ll Facebook you

@@izzy4221 what can you do

@@NavidSaleki you’re an absolute gem as always buddy thank you

@@cesararevalo.u thanks for the support bro’

@ascentparagliding send it Sunday is a good name

@JackPimblett use it for the name of the series if you want. Sunday releases - Sunday sends. 🔥🔥🔥

@@LeoFPV worlds worst vlogger is back

Thanks broooo. At least for now! Hope to be consistent

Need a move back home, accents going mad these days

It’s the worst isn’t it?

Who’s failure?

@@andrewknaub6693 ahh everything will come with time, it’s all very difficult but you’ll be surprised how quick you can pick it up. Just need to keep moving forward and remembering to ground handle. Too many people forget to. Try to ground handle 1 hour for every hour you fly!

That’s how you’d like to die?

@ I hate heights

@@HIGHSC0RE10 horrible isn’t it

@@JackPimblett YEAH!!

Do it!!!

I think it’s almost like a fear of edges?

@@terencefalzano1001 Organyà, Spain

Terrifying

What are you afraid of?

@@aaronthake yooooo

So kind, thank you

Glad I could help! Thanks

Wooo ♥️

Both deffo

@@Jackmorritt2017 😂😂😂😂

It felt that way 😂

Is probably agree

I don’t wanna imagine Jesus 😭

Ahh thank you so much for your kind comments but I am sorry to hear this is a result of your poor experience. Reverse launches are so crucial to a successful paragliding career. You can never really do enough ground handling. Wishing you the best going forward, have a great day!

Thanks mate!

@@JackPimblett Having lessons too in the Euro fox With James Walker Guy who fixed the wheel at Blackpool Will catch up with you again sometime