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This tip is about Wind Layers, and comes from Dennis Pagen’s Understanding the Sky Wind Layers Air behaves differently at different levels. This chart helps define the behaviour of the air […]
Read moreThis tip is from Dennis Pagen’s classic Understanding The Sky It is useful to be able to assess how strong the wind is by looking at what is happening in the […]
Read moreThis tip comes from Greg Knudson, who recently broke a paragliding world record for out-and-return To set a record or fly a personal best you need to: Know where you […]
Read moreThis tip is from Fred Wilson in Canada and is about water landing in a hang glider If you have to land on water then treat the surface of the […]
Read moreThis tip is from Touching Cloudbase: The Complete Guide to Paragliding by Ian Currer Many pilots enjoy flying competitively and there is a range of events, from club level up […]
Read moreThis tip is from issue 151 of Cross Country magazine and comes from an article about motivation. We interviewed Chrigel Maurer’s Red Bull X-Alps team mate sports psychologist Thomas Theurillat […]
Read moreThis tip is from Dennis Pagen’s classic book, Performance Flying Too many pilots have had power line tangles. Examples include: An expert pilot in the USA who was electrocuted when […]
Read moreThis tip comes from 50 Ways to Fly Better by Bruce Goldsmith and friends, and is about wing loading People often ask how heavy they should be relative to the […]
Read moreThis tip is from Fifty Ways to Fly Better, the new book from Bruce Goldsmith You should bank as steeply as necessary to stay in the strongest part of the […]
Read moreThis tip is from Jonny Durand, interviewed about flying near big clouds in 50 Ways to Fly Better With big clouds, when you are within 500m of cloudbase, evaluate the […]
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