How to Foot Drag - Top Tips for Paramotoring

This film is not designed for beginners! Foot dragging always comes with increased risk because you are flying close to the ground. However it's a popular pastime for intermediate and advanced pilots, so hopefully this advice will reduce some of the risk by providing the right techniques to foot drag safely.
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[@goldwingerppg5953]

Another great video and very timely too. I’ve been practicing and was told I should start up about 20 feet and practice, then work my way down as I get used to staying level. Eventually to foot drag. Makes sense about keeping the throttle even and adjust breaks slightly and are there to get up you out of trouble

[@MahdiDarestani]

The end bit was even more interesting! Good video.

[@netsystemsformation9622]

Thanks for this vidéo
Especially , the end of the vidéo, witch is making us in joy and brings us some real humans basic reflexions
Thanks again

[@Patrick_cb]

It's like controling the car on a hill , with keeping the gas steady and gently moving the clutch up and down ( or hold it steady ) to contol the vehicle

[@projectdad6561]

There’s no other way to say I love you than with a mild choking. My boys show their love with randomly ramming their heads into my groin.

[@SharkyintheSky]

Thanks for posting. I hope to work on my foot drags later this Spring. Great videos, keep them coming.

[@whitelantern2115]

Great vids buddy , keep em coming

[@britishnomad]

Sweet outro... 😃

[@sodot887]

fantastic ending

[@FlyBabyFlyPPG]

thank you to do what you are doing event in moment like this, inspirational we all do need to do something like that, hope is our strength of love precautions, and be all safe. In united state you are able to be out if you running alone, flying alone, hiking and any sport that you can do that don't need to have group around you.

[@tomgillotti]

Hope you're all staying safe and healthy. Hope to join you back in the air soon!

[@tpj1959]

Another good one. Thanks

[@snakevera]

Stay safe Alex thanks for your insight, cheers! ✌

[@goldwingerppg5953]

As a father of two boys 27 & 29 years old there’s no greater love and enjoyment. Fortunately, I still can fly in the US?

[@alejoal2007]

Do you recommend trims in or out for foot dragging? I'm thinking trims in you could be going too slow on a beginner wing and not have enough brake authority for corrections

[@SkySchool]

On most wings you should ease out the trims an inch or so to give the wing more speed and as you say, more brake authority