Ten tips for paragliding and hang gliding competition. By Greg Hamerton
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Ten tips for paragliding and hang gliding competition. By Greg Hamerton
The post Paragliding and hang gliding: Ten Tips for Comp flying appeared first on Cross Country Magazine – In the Core since 1988.
Ten tips for paragliding and hang gliding competition. By Greg Hamerton
The post Paragliding and hang gliding: Ten Tips for Comp flying appeared first on Cross Country Magazine – In the Core since 1988.
There are two main ways to launch a paraglider: forward or reverse. First we’ll discuss the simplest and original method, the forward launch.
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What follows then are some general principles plus a few real-world tips about learning to soar and stay up using ridge lift.
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The first time I attempted a 360 on a paraglider at ridge-top height I ended up piling downwind into a spikey thorn bush on top of the hillside
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The aim of the game is now to find a thermal and to turn in it, staying in it so it carries you up well above take-off height.
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Your first paraglider is your most important one. It is the bedrock of your flying career. You need to be totally comfortable on as safe a wing as possible
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Ground-handling is the skill of managing your paraglider on the ground. You’re not flying it, and you don’t plan to fly it. You’re simply playing with your paraglider and the wind,
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Swing have re-lined and re-certifed their high-performance EN C wing, the Agera RS, after withdrawing it from sale at the end of last year.
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Icaro have released their new EN-A paraglider, the Falco, which they say has class-leading performance and well damped pitch and roll behaviour
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