How long does it take to fly like Tucker Gott?
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- Опубліковано 16 січ 2024
- Where should I get a training?
What can I do to prepare myself before the class?
How long does it take to fly like a pro?
We have all the answers on this questions and many more!
Maybe you have seen a paramotor flying on the beach. Maybe you have seen a video of Tucker landing at the McDonald's... Anyway if you have just discovered the existence of this sport you probably have lot of questions. We are here to give you answers.
Here you can find all the videos in this series and more coming:
• Welcome to paramotoring.
By no means is this series intended to substitute training. We are here to satiate your hunger for information and leave you hungry for more. Please check our youtube channel for more useful sources:
1. Learn everything about paramotor geometry and design
• Insights Into Paramoto...
2. Find inspiration in our paramotor adventure videos
• SCOUT Paramotor Advent...
3. Become a smarter pilot by learning from our experiments
• Smarter Pilot
Decided that paramotoring is for you? Start with training. Although in some countries a license may not be required, you certainly want to be safe in the air. Get proper training and build a skill for life.
At SCOUT paramotors we build paramotors and paragliding gear. We do not teach but we would gladly help you to find good reliable and trustworthy instructor.
www.scoutaviation.com/paramot...
thank you for the amazing content. I just recently finished my training at 13 and can't wait to get back in the air! You guys at Scout have been a big inspiration to me and one day i hope to visit your headquarters! thank you so much for everything!
Bring your glider. Motors we have
Super wise as always. Future pilots , listen to this guy, he allowed me to se the most amazing scenery of my life without fear and in a total safe environment.
Excellent advice. Humble and wise. Thank you!
Great explanation here.
always enjoy your videos!!
Well I been flying for 7 years and Im no where near Tucker Gott in experience lol.Its one thing watching him on YT but if you seen him and flown with Tucker in person hes incredible..especially the swoop dee doop landing.Hes the King at that.
I fly 12 years and I am nowhere close either.
That Judson,he is just something else almost unhuman in how fast his skill progressed.@@SCOUTaviation
A lot of good advices. I´ll take with me to improve one skillon at the end of each flight. In addition looking for a nice Paramotor adventure. Thx for sharing your thoughts.
which one will you start with?
First, remember Tucker had a Pilots license before he trained as a paraglider pilot. Second, Tucker flew every day there was flyable weather, third, Tucker is systematic in his approach to flying, fourth, Tucker is a pro.
That’s very true. And he learned glider control and swoops on small skydiving parachutes. Flying a paraglider must feel like driving a bus 😂
Good use of clickbait. Most of us never heard of paramotoring or Scout until Tucker's videos got picked up by the YT algorithm.
It’s called “affinity sales.”
How long does it take to play a piano like Mozart? Some people can do it after years of practice. Some people will never be able to.
Great advice. You didn't mention the point at which you recommend getting familiar with a speed bar.
To use the speedbar can be overvelming in the beginning. But on the end there it isn´t rocket sience. Just ensure the set-up is porperly done (line length), you connect it right to your system and follow the instruction from you glider. Because each glider is different on speedbar usage. sometimes the gider allows to use speedbar in each postion of the trimmer, sometimes not. Sometimes you are allowed to use brakes sometimes not! This you need to respect! But first of all.... set it up nicely by getting help from experienced pilot. In the... hight is your safety... so, fly high, straight and in calm condition..... then push it slowy..... speed will increase, than release slowly.... thats it. Improvement on how and when to use will de done by getting more familiar with it.
If you fly a reflex glider, push it with no hesitation. Flying speed bar is safer and more fun than without. I will make a video about it. Thanks for the hint.
Ohh, i like that shirt. I hope it comes with the motor :)
I live in Massachusetts, who would you recommend I contact for instruction?
Is there a wing that works for paramotor and paragliding?
Better yet, how can I get to be as cool as our favorite Bro-ffessor Miro?
diky Miro. první mašinu si koupím u tebe. Kam mám jít do školy? Přemýšlel jsem i Míše Machartové ale Jsem sever moravy. Lítám na volno 2 roky, mám axis venus sc.
Inštruktora ti neporadím. Ale keď už lietaš na volno bude to pre teba jednoduché.
Mozes kľudne začať s Venusom ale myslím že veľmi rýchlo budeš chcieť motorové krídlo. Je tam veľký rozdiel a skúsený pilot spozná ihneď.
So i started training. My question how hard is it to find areas in europe to fly. And who would be main points of contact in different countries. Would I just try to contact local schools and talk with them?
We search for local airfields first. And then use Google maps to find suitable meadows
@SCOUTaviation, thank you so much. I also want to thank you for all the information you put out there I know I have watched most of them and will watch the rest. I have learned a lot things about this sport that I didn't even think I needed to know. So again thank you for the reply and all the information you continue to put out.
Buy the training first! The are a ton of second hand motors out there that are great for year one. Its not wise to "save" money by skipping formal training.
Kudos to Judson Graham.