Gotta give Reese props for allowing us to learn (and laugh) perhaps at his expense . Thanks again Micah; I like your detailed explanations with analogies and humor.
I live in southeast Kentucky on lake Cumberland, do you guys know of any specific leti's in this area that trains and helps a person learn to fly and purchase equipment, thanks for the info
Llevo volando un año y gracias a tus consejos tanto en despegues como en aterrizajes me han servido para mejorar y perfeccionar mi técnica. Desde España... muchas graciassssss... :)
Wow! Thank you so much! A ton of useful informations and so reassuring to have such a resource at hand for a pilot to be! I'm currently training with a flying school in the province of Quebec, Camada (Les Caribous Volants), about to do my first solo, this recent post is a Godsent! I'm sure I will be much more relaxed on the big day, having this wealth of infos (hopefully!) integrated through my muscle memory. Very good teaching and a lot of crucial cue points that are simple enough to keep in our head while launching. Very important, 'cause we all know that there's not much space left in that brain the second we commit to take-off! Thanks again, keep up the good work!
Training was fantastic, flying on my own now, feeling the process every flight. I remember watching this video for the first time. I am watching it again. What did I miss, or what forget, or need to regain focus on?
Another great video Micah!!!! Makes me feel like I’m in class again. Definitely appreciate these videos, it’s Very helpful and great to watch and remember all the fundamentals. We love you Micah lol team ADHD!!! Haha
I've watched more ppg videos and can't stop wondering if starting directly with ppg and not pg is a comon practice? I thought you have to be in the pg for a while before you get in the powered flight. These students makes you think is guite hard to bring the wing above and run straight with it and I don't know if it's because they don't know much about it or they fly pg for years but ppg is that hard.
To answer your first question, no you don't need to fly PG before PPG. Most of the decision about which you fly has to do with the terrain where you live. To your second question, these students probably have about a week or so of experience with kiting before their first flight. As far as making it look difficult, just realize that they are just starting to learn several complex skills all at once and none of them are like anything else that you experience in daily life. It's also important to realize that PG isn't easier to fly or to learn than PPG, it just has a different set of complexities.
I'm not feeling the presenter in this vid, I don't feel his confidence, his baby face doesn't help, and the tone of his voice is too fem, I bet if AJ did this vid your enrollment #'s would double, just saying, I"m sure he is a nice guy! just not camera ready, he has not convinced me, so I must respectfully decline. (It's just feedback, this is not to be taken personally)
You’re a great teacher. You never insult any student, you turn their mistakes into positives
All paramotor instructors should watch this video. The analogies used are creative and easy for a new pilot to understand. Brilliant!
Gotta give Reese props for allowing us to learn (and laugh) perhaps at his expense . Thanks again Micah; I like your detailed explanations with analogies and humor.
I love to learn!
I live in southeast Kentucky on lake Cumberland, do you guys know of any specific leti's in this area that trains and helps a person learn to fly and purchase equipment, thanks for the info
Micah, you were an awesome instructor! Love this video; its like my mentor lives in my pocket!
Awesome video. Even though I've been flying a few years, there's some great tips here and it's just an overall good refresher.
Awesome to see my model being used!! Thanks guys.
We love it!!
I had about 12 flights in the past few days with Paralab school ( great guys ) in Spain and loved it
Your videos were really helpful.
Thanks again
Llevo volando un año y gracias a tus consejos tanto en despegues como en aterrizajes me han servido para mejorar y perfeccionar mi técnica. Desde España... muchas graciassssss... :)
Wow! Thank you so much! A ton of useful informations and so reassuring to have such a resource at hand for a pilot to be!
I'm currently training with a flying school in the province of Quebec, Camada (Les Caribous Volants), about to do my first solo, this recent post is a Godsent! I'm sure I will be much more relaxed on the big day, having this wealth of infos (hopefully!) integrated through my muscle memory.
Very good teaching and a lot of crucial cue points that are simple enough to keep in our head while launching. Very important, 'cause we all know that there's not much space left in that brain the second we commit to take-off!
Thanks again, keep up the good work!
best paramotor tutorial ever. thank you.
What a Masterclass, I have learned a lot! Thanks
Flying is the most fun you could ever have. By far nothing compares to it.
This was really good! A great watch. Thank you for the food for thought!
Really good video! Thank you for making this!
You're such an amazing teacher.
Great job Micah. You should consider teaching people stuff for a living.😀
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thank you so much for this! Great self training tool ;)
Another great one!
This was great. It answered a bunch of questions. I'd kind of disagree with watching videos being a bad idea. I think it can help with visualizing.
Many thanks . Amazing video. I can watch it over and over .
Thanks again. I cant wait for my training in about a month time :)
Thanks Micah and AviatorPPG!
A great resource video, so much information to assist new and existing pilots, thanks again team Aviator
Amazing video I can't wait to go thru training at Aviator of course 🤘🕊️
We have space available as soon as next week! We’d love to have you!
Woo! OneWheel out there reppin' it.
Super helpful!
Definitely the best video about paramotor launches available. Thanks mate 🪂🪂
Training was fantastic, flying on my own now, feeling the process every flight. I remember watching this video for the first time. I am watching it again. What did I miss, or what forget, or need to regain focus on?
Awesome info, well done . Nice to see some of the celebrities... too
Nice video. Thanks for sharing this!
love your technical restructure videos
You do a nice job! Thanks for posting. 😊
love it!!
Great Video. Thanks.
Another great video Micah!!!! Makes me feel like I’m in class again. Definitely appreciate these videos, it’s Very helpful and great to watch and remember all the fundamentals. We love you Micah lol team ADHD!!! Haha
In all paramoters are just a perfect example of how reaching for the skies is not impossible
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Thank you very much for such important information. I love your videos keep up the good work.
The PPG Bible has over 220 topics and sections. My favorite quote is "You will spend more time on launch than everything else in this book combined"
cracking video mate ,thanks 😊
Good info-Thank you! I've had three flights.
I love being towed, It's so much fun. I wish I could find a paramotor that launches that great. 185 is close.
If you were a lineman in college, I played center at 5'8" in the NBA. 😆 But point taken. Keep those feet moving during launch.
Anything’s possible! 😂
Ima buy one off wish tonight. Wish me luck
great... bravoo
Superior stuff - the definitive guide anywhere (as is your Landings vid).
Good info
I have a bad habit of not releasing A's then keeping my hands too low.
im for sure gonna get a trike attachment for this shit before flying it
You won't see me in shorts on training day. Lol
OK just watched your video! After getting my gear I’m gonna go try this out thanks for the help! Jk jk . Great video
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I've watched more ppg videos and can't stop wondering if starting directly with ppg and not pg is a comon practice? I thought you have to be in the pg for a while before you get in the powered flight. These students makes you think is guite hard to bring the wing above and run straight with it and I don't know if it's because they don't know much about it or they fly pg for years but ppg is that hard.
To answer your first question, no you don't need to fly PG before PPG. Most of the decision about which you fly has to do with the terrain where you live. To your second question, these students probably have about a week or so of experience with kiting before their first flight. As far as making it look difficult, just realize that they are just starting to learn several complex skills all at once and none of them are like anything else that you experience in daily life. It's also important to realize that PG isn't easier to fly or to learn than PPG, it just has a different set of complexities.
@@Logan4661 Thank you!
how much is a paramotor ?
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Can you take off on 50% power
Depends on the motor!
@@aviator And your AUW. And the wing. And the altitude. And the pressure that day.
Depends on the wing
@@turkeyphant And the slope of the hill you're running down... or up.
I think this sport needs a coil made with internal remote kill switches
haha gonna steal that WIFI .....
Do it!
I think that screaming over radio doesnt help... I would preffer calm and steady voice with commands... That dont make people panic.
U ever drank a beer on a paramotor? That is my new life goal
Vomit of information? Interesting turn of phrase🤣
Your hands are too low, aren't they?
言葉が早すぎて字幕を読むヒマがありません残念！
pshh i dont need a professional your just saying that
Do that piece of garbage motor off get a vitorozi😊
I'm not feeling the presenter in this vid, I don't feel his confidence, his baby face doesn't help, and the tone of his voice is too fem, I bet if AJ did this vid your enrollment #'s would double, just saying, I"m sure he is a nice guy! just not camera ready, he has not convinced me, so I must respectfully decline. (It's just feedback, this is not to be taken personally)
Really good video! Thank you for making this!