800-707-2525 Paramotor powered paragliding tandem for kisses!! SUPER Troy a 13 year old SUPER graduate takes hot college girls in tandem and they are so excited to learn about Flat Top paramotors they give him lots of kisses. SUPER training is the only paramotor school in the world where students can actually make true tandem instructor level in just 10 days. No other instructors in the world can even do what SUPER students have achieved let alone their students getting anywhere close to the skill level of SUPER students.

For more information on how you too can get up in the sky on the funnest and safest backpack aircraft ever invented just contact the global distributor at:

800-707-2525
801-631-1731
http://u-turnusa.com

http://blackhawkparamotor.com/paramotors/ (209) 786-7899

BlackHawk Paramotors USA Inc introduces a one-of-a-kind flying experience. The NEW BlackHawk Revolver 320 Paramotor is a product utilizing the latest technology the world of Powered Paragliding has to offer. This ultra-powerful 44hp motor is the first to incorporate Water-Cooling and Power-Valve Technology in such a large motor. The Revolver produces an unmatched 280 lbs (127 kg) of thrust. For years, the BlackHawk HellCat 360 Paramotor was an industry phenomenon and tough to contend with... Until now!

The BlackHawk Revolver brings Powered Paragliding to EVERYONE! In the past, the industry struggled with the "power-to-weight" ratios available in most 2-stroke engines. This meant that larger pilots interested in Quad or Trike Flight, or those who live in high elevation areas might not be able to participate in the sport. This also limited the possibility of tandem flight, or those who want to carry an additional payload. There are only a small number of regulations in this sport set by the FAA and the maximum total weight of a Paramotor is one of them. If a Paramotor exceeds a certain weight, it becomes a "Powered Parachute," which requires a pilot's license. The BlackHawk Revolver is a game-changer for the Powered Paragliding Industry and a shining example of BlackHawk's commitment to being on the forefront of technology.

BlackHawk Revolver Package Deal comes loaded with extras! In addition to INCLUDING a Velocity Edge Paraglider and the LowBoy II Paramotor Quad, the Revolver comes with several "goodies" not offered in other Quad Paramotor Package Deals: You get a beautiful 3-blade Carbon Fiber Prop for additional thrust in high-elevation areas, Dual Fuel Tanks to maximize flight time, A-Assists & Line-Guides for effortless launching, and digital gauges (Cylinder-Head Temperature Gauge, RPM gauge & Tachometer). The Revolver also comes standard with Electric Start for ease of operation. This feature includes a LiPo Battery & Thunder AC6 Battery Charger (works with standard 110 AC or 12v DC for vehicle charging!) You get all this, and the industry's most advanced Paramotor for the same low price you would expect from our #1 selling Paramotor Package Deals! If you want the finest-performing Wheeled Powered Paraglider in the industry, you want the NEW 2015 Revolver 320 Paramotor!

This engine recommended for all pilots who weigh under 700lbs.

*NOTE: (Due to popularity, if we are out of stock on the 3-blade prop when you order, we will include a discounted wooden prop as a substitution. Of course we will promptly ship the Carbon Fiber Prop for FREE once our stock is replenished)

MUSIC CREDITS:
Special thanks to Karaoke-Version and Tency Music for the amazing track. Music used with express written permission and is subject to copyright.

RECORDING ARTIST RECOGNITION:
The Script - "No Good in Goodbye" - http://www.karaoke-version.com..../mp3-backingtrack/th

BlackHawk Paramotors USA Inc.
*Velocity Paragliders USA is a division of BlackHawk Paramotors USA Inc.


POWERED PARAGLIDING DISCLAIMER:
Powered Paragliding, as with any form of flight, carries potential risks including personal injury, property damage, or death. This sport can be as safe or as dangerous as you choose to make it. All Equipment is not intended for acrobatic or competitive use, in any way, shape or form. Do not purchase equipment or participate in this sport unless you are prepared to personally assume ALL risks. We require you receive professional training from a QUALIFIED INSTRUCTOR before you attempt to assemble, start, use or fly your Paramotor / Powered Paragliding equipment. Self-training greatly increases your chances of equipment and physical damage or death. Beware of purchasing used equipment, Do it Yourself kits, PPG Plans, or anything for sale on online auction sites at under market prices. ALL participation in this sport is at your own risk.

Paragliding take-offs from Babadağ Mountain which is two thousand meters high located in Fethiye, Muğla Türkiye.

Babadağ Ölüdeniz - Fethiye Muğla

A compilation of paragliding acro , stunts , takeoffs & landings
This video has been dedicated : In memory of my best friend Tristam Burrell
2. April 1961 – 18. June 2008

He taught me to fly & will always be remembered

Many thanks to all participants who made it possible to make this great tribute to Tristam

Producer : Arthur Gemperle
Thanks for watching
Music : Standard YouTube licence

Subscribe:
https://www.youtube.com/VarshaTripathiOfficial
Facebook Page : https://www.facebook.com/VarshaTripathiOfficial/
Website: www.VarshaTripathi.in
Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/vars....hatripathiofficial/?
Twitter : https://twitter.com/_VarshaTripathi
Bigo LIVE App : Varsha Tripathi
For business inquiry : [email protected]

I decided after about half a year to upload the video of me throwing my reserve, so maybe some people can learn something from it. It was a lovely evening flight after work from the Riffelberg takeoff in Zermatt. The thermals were nice and tall so I decided to train some acro with all that altitude. Although I was flying my pod harness and not my supair acro 3 harness. Thankfully at the end I had enough height to get everything sorted out, so I could fly my steerable reserve, a Beamer 3, to the landing field. From there I called search and rescue, and told them, that I'm all ok. The blades of the helicopter were apparently already turning and everyone was in go mode. Thanks to Air Zermatt for always being there. If my reserve wouldn't have opened so quickly it could have ended up in the lines very easily and the situation could have been aaallloot worse.

Chris Santacroce share his thoughts on paragliding philosophy. This might be one of the most interesting talks on this subject so listen up, comment, like, subscribe and share your thoughts below!

This is a super exciting video for me! It encompasses some awesome memories and the new passion of free flight I have taken on. Huge shout out to Matt Minyard for hooking me up with the harness and reserve! I'm loving them. Just need to make a few comfort adjustments as you could tell in the video ;) otherwise the harness flies great. It's an Advance Progress 2 and I'm rocking a Beamer 3 Light.

Oh, and of course, thank you mom and dad :)

Music by Andrew Applepie - Waltz of Despair feat. Bjurman

http://www.andrewapplepie.com
https://soundcloud.com/andrewapplepie
www.andrewapplepie.bandcamp.com
www.patreon.com/andrewapplepie

paragliding course at India's best paragliding site with international level pilot.
Goli Thakur 0 9816925470
Pinku thakur 8894900102
www.flybirbilling.com
om -07733862233

At last, the paragliding video that tells all. The seldom seen other side of paragliding that statistically can and will occur. This video reveals the dark and often comical side that is associated with such high adventure sport. Set to an awesome soundtrack, keeping beat to every blunder and crash. Next time, when you are gearing up, remember "THERE ARE THOSE WHO HAVE, AND THOSE WHO WILL". No fatalities reported in the making of this video.

Mein bislang weitester Streckenflug und eines der größten Abenteuer das ich erlebt habe! Ich kann es immer noch nicht richtig fassen wie großartig der Flugtag gelaufen ist! Ich bin am 14.05.19 gegen 12:40 Uhr mit meinem Gleitschirm in der Nähe von Detmold gestartet und konnte Dank bester Thermik sehr schnell bis zur Basis aufdrehen und auf Strecke gehen. Während dieses unglaublichen Cross Country Flight's, hatte ich unter anderem ein wirklich spannendes "Low save" und ich konnte mich aus einer Situation wieder herauskämpfen, die ich schon fast für aussichtslos erachtet hatte. An diesem Flugtag brachte mich die Thermik mehrfach, hoch bis an und in die Wolken und erlaubte mir unbeschreiblich schöne Momente zu erleben! Auf meiner Route ging es für mich quer durchs Sauerland und schließlich quer durchs Ruhrgebiet, vorbei an Köln, Düsseldorf und anderen Großstädten! Doch die Reise sollte noch weiter gehen, der Flug führte mich sogar über den Rhein, vorbei am Hambacher Forst und dem Tagebau Etzweiler. Gegen 19.15Uhr und nach über 6.30 Std. bin ich überglücklich in Hürtgen in der Eifel, ca. 10KM vor der belgischen Grenze gelandet. Glücklicherweise erwischte ich noch den letzten Bus, der mich noch bis nach Düren brachte und ich von dort mit der Bahn noch am gleichen Tag bis nach Hause fahren konnte!

Intro Musik:
[No Copyright Music] Rock Angel - Joakim Karud

Video Musik:
No Copyright Music Effronte Ambient Electronic Funky & Groovy 2018 Cinematic Sounds
Ehrling - You And Me (Vlog No Copyright Music)
Fredji - Happy Life (Vlog No Copyright Music)
Niya - A Bloom (Vlog No Copyright Music)
High [NCS Release] - JPB (No Copyright Music)
Niwel & SKANDR - Pura Vida (Vlog No Copyright Music)
Sophomore Makeout - Silent Partner (No Copyright Music)
Bensound - Tomorrow (Free Cinematic Music)

▬ Verwendetes Equipment ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬

Gleitschirm: Ozone Enzo 3
Gurtzeug: Niviuk Drifter
Vario: Bräuninger IQ Basic/GPS
http://www.skyclub-austria.at/....de/shop/produkte/Flu
Rettungsgerät/ Reservefallschirm: Air Viusa V-125
http://www.gleitschirm-retter.....com/air-vuisa-v-seri
Handschuhe:
- Basisrausch Graphit 1ste Lage
https://bit.ly/2XSSZHg
- Level Hand Star Trigger 2015 2te Lage
https://amzn.to/2YE5YK8
Helm: POC Receptor Bug
https://amzn.to/2YL14v2
Sonnenbrille: Fortis Eyewear polarisierte Sonnenbrille "Bays"
https://amzn.to/32gNMbu
Schuhe:
- Salomon Speedcross 3
- Hanwag Alaska GTX
https://bit.ly/2S1TdGw
Eingabestift für das Smartphone:
https://amzn.to/30ix7m7

▬ Verwendetes Kameraequipment ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬

GoPro Hero 5:
https://amzn.to/2Jq9Wj6
Gopro Hero 6 Black:
https://amzn.to/2XSOGvy
Gopro Hero 7 Black:
https://amzn.to/2G1UBEm
Insta 360 One X:
https://amzn.to/2LJ7rLl
Skybean Verfolgerkamera:
https://skybean.eu/shop/chasecam-universal
Die Gopro Hero 5 ist die Selfikamera und ist am Karabiner befestigt mit einer Metall Aufnahme passend für GoPro´s und einem selbstgebauten Gegenstück sowie dem original GoPro Einbein Stativ / Goosneck.
Metall Aufnahmeplatte für GoPro:
https://amzn.to/2XxcqGq
Einbeistativ/ Goosneck:
https://amzn.to/2LIyeYm
Alternativbefestigung am Karabiner die ich auch gerne nutze:
https://amzn.to/32ggHwj
Die GoPro Hero 5 nutze ich ebenfalls zur Tonaufnahme mit einem externen Mic:
Externes GoPro Mic:
https://amzn.to/2xA234W
Gopro Mic Adapter:
https://amzn.to/2RY55cE
Die GoPro Hero 6 zeichnet den Ton auf im Windmodus und ist ausgestattet mit Windmuff und Alugehäuse.
Windmuff:
https://amzn.to/2XyS0aS
Alu Gehäuse:
https://amzn.to/2XvyfpO

▬ Verwendete Software (Flug und Video) ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬

Flugaufzeichnung: XC Track Handy App
Videoschnittprogramm: Adobe Premiere Pro
3D Darstellungen: www.ayvri.com (Einfach den Tracklog des Flugs auf der Seite kostenlos hochladen)
3D Darstellungen vom Desktop abfilmen: OCam
https://www.chip.de/downloads/oCam_61209152.html

▬ Meine YouTube Videos ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬

https://www.youtube.com/channe....l/UCbpuDwWZrjrbx7oEG

▬ Social Media ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬

https://www.facebook.com/marlon.jonat
https://www.instagram.com/marlonjonat/

Paragliding is an adventures as well as dangerous sport. The same goes with Parasailing with a boat, Hang Gliding and motor gliding. Things GO Wrong no matter what. Every time you fly there is a risk of accidents which includes one paraglider crashing with other paraglider. Wind going nuts, parachute starts spinning and 100 other unforeseen factors that can result in a crash. Sometimes people forget to attach a buckle. Wire or rope attaching parachute to the boat breaks unexpectedly letting parachute to break away taking passengers with it towards deep sea. In parasailing sometimes boat gets slow resulting in parasailers getting drowned or dipped in sea water. Factors contributing in Paragliding, parasailing and hang gliding include human factors as well as forces of nature. Paragliding gives great flying experience but have great risk including loss of life, attached to it.

This video does not have fatal accidents included. If there is any, it could be a mistake.

Please subscribe my channel. Thanks.
https://www.youtube.com/channe....l/UCOLLiNNLzQvQaTQCC

Subtitles and translations on this video are welcome. Please use this link to contribute your language translation here. http://www.youtube.com/timedtext_video?v=TI1LBF6UupU&ref=share

Say hi on social:
Facebook: https://www.instagram.com/travelwithlove6
Snapchat: https://www.snapchat.com/add/travelwithlove6
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Kamran_Syed1
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/travelwithlove6

PLEASE spare me comments like dont land downwind, or dont stall wing... I already know it. I have over 160 takoffs and landings this first season and this worst landings are only for your fun:-).
*************
0:40 Massive colaps, full video: https://youtu.be/c-p1Tr8xGo0

1:10 only serious injury, I couldnt fly for 3 weeks in June.

3:10 groundhandling with EN-D
************


Sestřih toho nejlepšího, nejvtipnějšího a pouze v jednom případě to dopadlo zraněním, které mě na 3 týdny uzemnilo ( 1:10 ).
POZOR: Na konci jsou ještě záběry z přeletu na Kapucínu!:)
Umím dobře padat, takže ač ty pády vypadají občas bolestivě, skončili maximálně mým nasráním.
Lítám rád relativně často, lítám rád a snad ten druhý rok bude jen o lepších výkonech a o lepších přistáních ....
Video je primárně určené pro Valnou hromadu PG Krupka.

Paragliding in manali it's very adventure moment

Join Flybubble Paragliding on a spectacular XC flight in England and learn how to go cross country on a paraglider. You don't need a high-performance hotship. You don't need to take crazy risks. You just need commitment, a little faith, and a wing you trust. And some of the tips in this video...

Narrated and produced by Greg Hamerton.

Find out more about the wing
http://shop.flybubble.co.uk/advance-epsilon-8

Music under licence from UPPM France
CGS_5_1_Tales_Of_The_Heart_Larcombe_Murray_917066
KOK_2390_6_Electro_Fast_Tracks_Bordat_848891

The Flybubble Paragliding Channel aims to help you fly better. We produce regular instructional videos (Paraglider Safety, XC Secrets) and short First Flight Reviews.

Subscribe at http://www.youtube.com/FlybubbleParagliding

For tuition and equipment, check out http://www.flybubble.com

For free tips, news and reviews, subscribe to our newsletter at http://www.flybubble.co.uk/newsletter

For latest news, follow us on http://www.facebook.com/Flybubble.Paragliding

After sleeping in the car we headed into the town of Interlaken, Switzerland to try out paragliding in one of the prettiest places in the world. Absolutely stoked with the content and can not wait to come back in the summer for more crazy adventures. Off to kandersteg switzerland for yet another crazy adventure. Ill catch you guys on tomorrows vlog! Have a good one!
#Interlaken #Paragliding #Switzerland

//CHECK OUT THE BRO
JACKSON THOMAS
https://www.youtube.com/user/novacognumfilms
https://www.instagram.com/jacksonkthomas/?hl=en.

//MUSIC FOR TODAYS VLOG - please go check out these amazing artists!!

Darius & FKJ - Ô
https://soundcloud.com/rochemusique/darius-fkj-o

VOWL - pressure
https://soundcloud.com/vowlmusic
https://soundcloud.com/vowlmusic/pressure

Tre Sera - Holding On
https://soundcloud.com/tresera
https://soundcloud.com/tresera/sets/tre-sera-holding-on

This Episode Shot on the Canon 1DX Mark II, Canon G7X, Phantom 4 Pro, Canon 5D Mark III
Lenses - Rokinon 14, 24, 85 & Canon 16-35, 50 (1.8)

Paragliding in high altitudes lead to many failed landings & accidents when pilots forget to strap tourists to the hang glider & glide off not being attached. Here are the risks of this extreme adventure sport.

✔ NEW MERCH AVAILABLE: https://theywillkillyou.com/

Support our Patreon today: https://www.patreon.com/theywillkillyou

Subscribe for new videos: http://goo.gl/SaufF4
Follow us on Instagram: @theywillkillyou
Voiceover by Carl Mason: [email protected]

Full attributions available here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/f8t8....dtnlaoof6si/When%20P

What is it?
Paragliding is an adventure sport that involves the use of a free-flying wing to which the pilot is connected by a harness and a network of suspension lines. The fabric wing has vents at the front which maintain its elliptical shape as air pressure builds up. The aerodynamic forces of the air flowing outside the wing and the suspension lines enable gliding while maintaining its shape. The pilot can steer, adjust speed and flare, through controls in each of their hands that connect to the left and right sides of the wing. Launching and landing are done into an airstream, either by running or being pulled. The wing gets into a position that can carry the pilot’s weight before lifting them off the ground. Even though the paraglider doesn’t use an engine, flights can go across hundreds of miles and thousands of feet up into the air.
Number 5 Matt O’Donnell
As he was preparing to take off of a cliff in New South Wales, Australia, experienced paraglider Matt was caught in a whirlwind, commonly known as a dust devil. This happened on January 2, 2019, and a video of it went viral online. Fortunately, thanks to his experience, O’Donnell kept his composure and maintained control of the glider despite being suddenly and rapidly spun around.
Where Is It Located?
A paraglider is unique among human-carrying aircraft since it’s so portable. On average, wings have a surface of 220 to 380 square feet, a span 26 to 39 feet and a weight of 7 to 16 pounds. It may sound like a lot but the harness and wing can typically be stored inside a single backpack. This means that transporting the equipment is easy and that paragliding can be practiced virtually anywhere, provided that the wind is right. The earliest patent of a gliding parachute came in 1952, from Canadian pilot and inventor Domina Jalbert. The first official paragliding world championship was held in Austria, in 1989. Nowadays, popular paragliding destinations include the mountainous regions of Germany, Austria, Switzerland and France but also areas in Brazil, Australia and Turkey.
Number 4 Peggy Williams
In May 2009, Peggy Williams was paragliding in Andalusia, Spain, when a freak gust of wind caught the wing of her glider. The 47-year-old was catapulted through the air and plummeted 20 feet onto a rocky outcrop below. Since her wing was still inflated, she was dragged stomach-first over the jagged rocks for what she said felt like “an eternity”. Her strong abdominal muscles acted like a “girdle” and protected her.
How?
Paragliding takes pilots thousands of feet into the air, at speeds of anywhere from 12 to 47 miles per hour. The worst thing a pilot can do is misjudge their abilities, fly when they’re tired or in harsh weather conditions.
Number 3 Ronaldo Faoro
In March 2015, California man Ronaldo Faoro and his daughter Sierra were on a tandem flight near Santa Barbara. Faoro was an experienced pilot who wanted to show his daughter the beauty of paragliding. Unfortunately, the flight ended in tragedy.
Number 2 Incident in San Diego County
One of the men was qualified to fly on his own while the other was in the process of getting his advanced qualification.
How?
Survival in paragliding is a combination of proper gear, proper training and proper judgement. To minimize risk, you should use a wing designed for your proportions and skill level, a cushioned harness, a helmet and a reserve parachute. Other pieces of equipment include a variometer, which helps the pilot determine sinking or rising air, a radio and a GPS. Always check the gear for any faults prior to a flight. You should be fully aware of the features that come with the paragliding site, including obstacles and wind conditions.
Number 1 Grant Thompson
Grant Thompson had built a YouTube channel entitled “The King of Random” with over 11 million subscribers and billions of views. Thompson worked as an airline pilot for more than a decade, then shortly in real estate prior to becoming a successful YouTuber. The 38-year-old had taken off in a paraglider near Sand Hollow State Park, in Utah. In an Instagram post, Thompson’s family asked his followers to do a “random act of love and kindness” to honor The King of Random.

Flying a paraglider above mountains is an amazing experience but has some risks that you don't face when flying over the flatlands. Where are the danger zones? How do the winds work? Where are the best thermals? Join Flybubble Paragliding for a laid-back introduction to mountain flying on a paraglider.

In this tuturial: choosing a route in the mountains, identifying risk zones, entering a thermal, working a leeside thermal, shifting in the core, turning tight, using another pilot to identify lift, taking the best lines, doing low 360s safely ... and much more.

#paragliding #mountainflying #xcsecrets

You might also like:

Scratching
https://youtu.be/c8hT4XCYJ4o

How to fly Cross Country (on a paraglider)
https://youtu.be/quG1iBo8Gc8

Paragliding Safety: How to avoid the rotor
https://youtu.be/cdFqaFAfbpw

The Flybubble Paragliding Channel aims to help you fly better. We produce regular instructional videos and reviews.

Subscribe at http://www.youtube.com/FlybubbleParagliding

Get behind the channel on https://www.patreon.com/flybubble

Want to see more? There’s no better way to support our efforts than buying from us over on http://www.flybubble.com. We’ll ensure you get great service! Choose from our huge range AND enable us to produce more videos and articles to benefit the freeflight community.

For free tips and reviews, subscribe to our newsletter at http://flybubble.com/blog/newsletter/

For latest news, follow us on http://www.facebook.com/Flybubble.Paragliding

I do not regret getting into the sport. I only have positive things that I took away from it. For me, I typically find myself moving on to other things shortly after find a new interest. Maybe if the circumstances were different in my situation, I would have stuck with it. Your experience might be totally different than mine.

One thing that I did not mention in the video is the extra gear. I felt it was too personal. However, I did buy a bunch of gear spending thousands. some camera stuff I only used once or twice. But every time I went, I felt I had to record my flights with 2-3 cameras. It felt wrong if I didn't. Then after I would waste hours of time putting a video together with the footage. I realize I had no obligation to, but it also felt like I wasted money on equipment if I didn't use it. Then why record it if I did not use it. Why create a video if I don't share it. Soo....it always felt like I had a duty to do so. This added another element of stress. Hobbies that add stress are not hobbies. That alone was not a factor in quitting, its just something to think about.