Gavin McClurg on Mental Game & Meaning - Advanced Paragliding
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- Опубліковано 9 бер 2022
- Gavin McClurg's new book 'Advanced Paragliding' is full of amazing tips and advice from the world's best pilots. Gavin and I got together to bring you some of these tips! In this video, we're talking about the mental game and meaning behind paragliding. We talk about getting excited and how to contain it, how not to beat yourself up when you bomb out, what sets the best comp pilots in the world apart, and we talk about Cody Mittank and his recent revelations about mindset while racing at the Monarca in Mexico. We also talk about the radically transformational power of paragliding - which is my jam!!! I love this episode, it's my favorite of the entire series. Thanks for watching these, I hope they've helped. Thanks to Gavin and XC Magazine.
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Super nice video again to the two of you!
I have been reeding the book Gavin!
It is really great. Huge fan from Switzerland!
Also thanks to you Ari!
Awesome content - great that you're doing what you're doing!
I can see how having a 4 year old would demand balance. For those who aren't married or have no significant other I think to be able to do something you love and that brings you profound epic moments, as long as you're paying your bills and reaching out to your family and friends that person should be fine with being "addicted " to the sport. I've taking hang gliding lessons and twice pulled my hamstrings sprinting down the practice hills at lookout mountain. That plus my career of working 4 to 8 week refinery shutdowns where I work 7 12s straight then I have opportunities to fly until my next refinery shutdown. I'm excited to learn paragliding as well as hang gliding. To be honest, paragliding seems much more difficult to master but I'm ready to dedicate myself to the long-term and slowly get the skills up. Thank you for putting these videos out. I have depression from certain areas of life and the way you talk it sounds like flying will help immensely with that and put things more into perspective.
I was a millwright for 7 years, those shut downs are big money, but so draining. Are you in the bay area, CA?
well done, good to listen to this podcast
Love the topic. New pilot and the meta I have gone into already in the first few months is amazing. Like apply Chrigel X-Alps tactics in business and my post-flight analysis is really a regular already. Debriefing mistakes, but not letting your mistakes chase you in flight. Take the learning and then concentrate on flying, not thinking about mistakes as it distracts from flying.
Which tactics to apply to start flying distances and getting comfortable enough to fly without knowing where exactly you will land? How to get comfortable handling the wing in higher winds? How to get yourself to top land somewhere, what's the strategy to approach this?
Ari you are great paraglider with good wisdom and philosophy.
good.
Ari!!!! i have slacklined and highlined with you at previous GGBYs. i am now approaching P4 pilot and your video i watch over and over....i just recently did my first 70k in the front range of colorado! ( lee side flying) how do i push it more to go more than 100k!?
Hey brother!!! Check out my video titled ‘how to paraglide 100 miles’! Lemme know if it helps and if you have more questions!
Can you find the balance without going through the unbalanced addiciton phase first? I wouldn't have.
It is all invisible air you can't really look over there and see where is rising or falling until you fly into it and then you're doing something. I'm only at the wing handling stage right now and I'm amazed at how nonchalant you guys are at being low and making a landing. The launch and the landing. I'm still at the ground handling stage and the most important thing to me is learning to run down a hill and catch it up draft, and to be able to land safely. You should never beat yourself up if you can jump up and hang on to a bag of wind and fly through the sky. Of all the things in life that you might try to do inner bully hindsight is 20/20 applies this is the ultimate. Looking at the situation from the beginning you flew into the wrong Air at the wrong place. It was all invisible no way to look at it and know for sure what was there. The only thing you actually know is how wrong you are. You don't know where you made your choice that ended up with a bad choice and landing short of the goal. Even if you were finding your way in second place third place and then fell back and came short you can't tell how much the sink changed in the distance between two gliders. Not anywhere nearly the amount of information required looking back at the race, to be sure there was any path with any better outcome than the one you took. You take off you land you're happy. You are so blessed with your skills that you earned, you make me want to cry. Don't let them beat you from the inside out.
I'm only 25h but this "don't paraglide" advice is interesting