Paragliding Safely: Understanding a site like Mount Caburn
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.พ. 2025
- Mount Caburn is a small hill often flown in strong wind. Understanding the airflow will help you to analyse similar paragliding sites. Identify the risks before you fly!
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really like the venturi visual at 10:35
Thank you for posting these . Im a new pilot nice to see the hazards before hand
And of course the top-landing options here are superb too! Simply step out of the sky onto the ground, very nice!
Thanks for the great site prepping, of course I am light years away from taking any kind of leap!! It has been fun watching Andre and Gemma with their ground handling videos. You guys provide such invaluable help to those of of us in the learning stages, the downs bring back great memories of my schooling days around Lewis, all the best from the Bahamas.
Excellent information. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. Quality videos help make the flying community safer.
Great Lesson! Calm and methodical survey and analysis.....
Allways god to repeat the basic safety stuff! Thx
Very useful and educational video, nice one Greg✌️
Another super informative and helpful video! Hey at the risk of being repetitive, please please do the part 2 of the Delta 3 review.
Thanks for this safety video!
Hi Greg very nice well explained video. I am just wondering about how can you judge if other pilots are on the speedbar, especially if the are in a good harness? Cheers, David
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Thanks for the extended answer! That is one thing I always wounded about since I do not want to remove my safety margin. Once was sitting 50min. Watching a pilot and in the end it turned out he just had a food-rest:)
thank you so much for the info. and details . :-)
Great vid, again Greg.
One question. You, at one point had your hands through the brake handles. Why is this? I've learned to take a wrap, so I have feel on the lines, but if I need to get my hands free [reserve throw, for instance] I can. I'd love your feedback. Keep up the great work brother. I, as many, appreciate what you're doing.
Brilliant
Best thing about this vidio was while u were waffling on some guy pulled his chute up and launched kinda ruined your expertise.