What Happens If You Fly In A CRAZY GUST FRONT On A Paramotor??  [Dell Schanze]
Channel: Dell Schanze
Date: 2020-09-29

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When flying a paramotor/paraglider it is extremely important that you are ready for anything and EVERYTHING!!

Far too often I see people who lack the ability to control the glider in anything but the most perfect conditions with little to no wind where they just have to run forward...

The major problem with that is you never know what is going to happen.

One minute everything is fine and dandy...

The next your making an emergency landing in 15mph winds in some field.

So as a pilot you have to make sure you are ready for anything.

You need the skills to control that glider no matter what and the gear to keep you safe.

That is why you take Super Training and fly a Flat Top and Dominator. To have the skills + gear to keep you safe.

At Super Training you build the skills you need to fly that glider no matter what the weather is doing.

Gust front?
High winds?
Dead calm?
Changing conditions?

None of those are a problem for a Super Training student because they build real skills. At training, our students will spend anywhere from 25-60 hours hands-on practicing control of the glider in the real world.

Super students actually MASTER control of their glider before they take their first flight.

WHICH MEANS if any Super Training student gets caught in high winds, gusty conditions, or a serious gust front, they will know what they are doing.

Another very big thing is GEAR. No two paramotors or paragliders are built alike hence why it is very important you fly the safest one possible.

Flying paramotors can be dangerous unless you are flying the right gear. I personally spent years testing, developing, and perfecting the best gear on the market so my kids, my family, and myself could all have something fun and safe to fly.

There is no reason to fly something without any safety features... The only paramotor that genuinely has any level of safety is the Flat Top. Every little thing was thought of and perfected on the Flat Top.

Hence why I fly it, my kids fly it, and hundreds of other pilots around the world also fly it.

PS: We have one more training class this year from November 6-17, 2020. 

If your ready to take your first flight, Super Training is my 10-day paramotor training school where I personally take you from never having touched the glider to a master pilot in only 10-days. I do 5 training classes a year with 15 students a class down in Corpus Christi, Texas. I've been running these training classes for 18 years and have trained over 700 students safely.