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8:06 - Glider and harness orientation
19:10 - Field selection
26:49 - Weather
32:54 - Forward kiting
53:56 - Reverse kiting
1:05:30 - Safety
1:12:22 - Wing control
1:36:46 - Closing thoughts

[@LegacyDreamer]

Chapter Selection: ( Click timestamp to go to section. ) 8:06 - Glider and harness orientation 19:10 - Field selection 26:49 - Weather 32:54 - Forward kiting 53:56 - Reverse kiting 1:05:30 - Safety 1:12:22 - Wing control 1:36:46 - Closing thoughts

[@ArchaicAlibi]

I was just about to make one of these. Glad I checked the comments first. This post needs a bump or a pin.

[@thespencerowen]

This comment should be pinned to the top, or the links should be in the description.

[@aviator]

@@thespencerowen Done :)

[@michaelregish5079]

Great video. Very thorough. I think the word is "dragged." 😉

[@JohnnyVegasStudio]

1:32:40 - Packing the wing

[@thermalflyer3601]

Hey guys. Thanks for making this so freely available. Your generosity is much appreciated.

[@pegbars]

WOW! Finally... instruction without the ego! The other guy's videos are always more about themselves rather than information. Thank you!

[@aviator]

Thanks so much for the kind words! We at Aviator are always here to serve the best way we can!

[@fireofviper]

I tend to stay away from the super guy because he is so full of himself.

[@ppgtraininguk]

No skill here

[@kcb5336]

@@fireofviper Dell is certainly a strong personality but the proof is in the flying. He calls himself the best. You’d be hard pressed to find a better instructor.

[@kieran4278]

A lot of talking not much kiting here. Yeah, Dell is an ass, but his kiting videos are on point.

[@floof9789]

I can’t believe such an informative video on KZbin for free!! Thank you all so much! ❤️

[@estouch]

I just want to thank the whole team at APPG for the awesome content here, and for the opportunity to offer this to the masses for free. I still am going to buy the DVD to support the cost and time it took to produce and finance this video. there is so much knowledge here. I can't wait to start kitting. I first have to get a wing and ground harness sized for me. I have to say watching this video cements that training is a must must must. I now know that there is now way a would ever try to self teach the sport of PPG. after seeing this is knowing there is way more then others make it look like on KZbin. A huge thank you to the team at FliteTest and guys like Tucker and Woody for all they do and for also stressing that getting training is a must. you guys make it look easy and again with content like this it shows how involved it really is to as tucker says put a but fan on and run into the wind.

[@aviator]

Feel free to drop us a line any time to help you find the right wing for your needs! We're always here to serve.

[@patriot5891]

I don't know how I let PPG get by me for 47 years, but I ran across a video on youtube where Eric was coaching flyers as they were taking their first flights. His voice was so soothing and was literally calming ME down as I was experiencing some stress just watching new flyers take off and land...Anyway, since that video, I'm am now FULLY obsessed with the sport and am actively rearranging things in my life to set myself up to get my training by Eric and the team...might take a couple years but it's my life now.

[@CWWest]

I've been researching PPG for months and still on the fence but I will say two things. 1 this is by far the best information I have found so far on entry level kiting. 2. It gives you some instant credibility as a trainer rather than just someone else's opinion. Thanks for putting this out there.

[@sunstrafer4167]

Enjoyed the video - thanks for making it public. One thing that really helped me with kiting was filming my many failed attempts - especially during forward launches. No matter how much my instructor yelled at me, his words simply made no sense while running like a mad man with a gigantic drag chute behind me! Luckily, my girlfriend filmed the entire training session and while reviewing the video in the comfort of the hotel room, it all started to come together and I could finally make sense of all the information. I know AviatorPPG uses video reviews during their training, but I highly recommend it during your own kiting sessions as well.

[@ppg_pat4248]

Absolutely invaluable to film yourself doing this. From day one when I first got my wing, I've been filming myself with my GoPro and I've learned so much just watching my own footage and noticing the things that I didn't notice while doing the kiting.

[@jerrydelyea5820]

Hi Guys and girls at Aviator. I would just like to extend my appretiation to you for doing this video. My brother has been paragliding and motoring for 25 years and he has had a bit of a lay-off over the last few years, he is truly loving this video as he re-emerges into the sport, a great way to check bad habits and re-inforce good ones. Again, thanks guys!! Jerry Delyea, THAT CANADIAN DUDE.

[@marcharrison3353]

Best forward launch explanation on KZbin.

[@stansenter2660]

Thanks APPG for the free video. financially I'm strapped, my ppg hobby will be on hold for a bit, but the passion and drive is there, the family comes so far first. By the way Flite Test inspired my interest into ppg...thanks to all of you again.

[@PPGtrikepilot]

Excellent, good job, been flying for six years and still learning this is a great initial step. Well done all concerned.🇬🇧👍😊

[@rayharkins14]

Best instructional video i have seen on KZbin. The facts presented without excess distractions. Thanks ...

[@crazykuup9271]

One of the best videos I’ve ever seen that explain the basics of how it works! I’m just reading and watching videos about paramotoring and I’ve learned more from this one video than I have from 2 months of reading and other videos! Great job gentlemen ..and thanks for the professional service

[@stephenpage5765]

Perhaps the most detailed and informative video ever posted regarding the basics of connecting and inflating. I come back to it regularly. Thanks guys

[@t4nkman]

I’m half way through this fantastic video, & I just wanted to say thank you so much for making & sharing this information. I’m just around 2 weeks from starting training in the UK & learning everything I can to prepare. Thanks for your generosity. MAGA!

[@aviator]

I hope it helps a ton!

[@YankeeinSC1]

Great way to recover from an impending public relations disaster. You're a good guy Eric and Aviator continues to be the model all PPG training should strive to become. I'll donate just because of how well you handled the criticism of the first attempted release of this vid. Hope to see you guys at WoW.

[@stevedaniel5928]

YankeeinSC1 Yes, it was an inpending disaster. But for us who are donating let's do it because of the individuals it is going to help. These people lived and died for our country and they give us the ability to persue such things as Paragliding! Thanks Eric and Travis for what you are doing for our Vets! Yes I'm a vet and love being a Vet!! All gave some and some gave All!!

[@tylerw1418]

What is the impending issue?

[@YankeeinSC1]

@@tylerw1418 "it"... is no longer. When this was produced, it was a very well done compilation of information, but most of that was publically available from fragmented sources in cyber space at the time. These guys spent a significant sum for the production of the video and further, produced it in DVD format, intending to sell it to new students and others. Back then, the greater existing PPG community balked. Apparently there was a widely held belief that training, or maybe not training, but information should be free? Not quite sure, but Aviator attempting to charge fair value for the video went over like a lead balloon. Some, made some unfair accusations of greed and profit, but the proof is in the pudding as they say. The FREE release of the video likely cemented Aviator PPG's place among the top training facilities in the world. The information they share here has also stood the test of time. It is still one of the best and most concise educational pieces on the topic of ground handling.

[@tylerw1418]

@@YankeeinSC1 good to know, thanks for the info. If they out work in to make the video, charge for it. Wouldn’t bother me.

[@YankeeinSC1]

@@tylerw1418 Incidentally @1:50 Eric start into the topic of people being "angry" that training wasn't available. That would have been me for sure. I'd first met Eric at Sun N Fun in 2016. Prior to loosing my ability to hold a medical certificate, PPG wasn't even something I would have ever considered. Unlike people without aviation backgrounds, who don't really know if it's for them, I knew I would be a long term PPG pilot. The day my last airplane was sold, I was cash in hand & ready for PPG training and new gear. Eric however, neglected to disclose his lengthy waiting list until I wanted to purchase. UN-obtaium!!!! A long wait for gear and an impossible wait for training. That's when I started to shop some other schools. There were none near my home in SC, at the time. I also ruled out more than a few for reasons of unprofessionalism. Of those, two have been sued out of business, but none still operate. So? I found someone willing to sell me gear without training and documented my self training journey as it unfolded. a few years later, Eric told me that I cost him many hours of frustration. My initial videos were targeted to prospective PPGers well enough, that it was his prospective students that were seeing them. He therefore had to continually explain to his prospects why they needed training. His entire staff now had to defend the Aviator product and it's cost. I like to think we are good friends and he has grown through the experience.

[@8balltez]

as an armchair pilot with only 1 real flight under his belt and 1000+ you tube hours, this has given me the best understanding of PPG flight i have seen, thank you

[@aviator]

I'm so glad it helped!! :D

[@pnw.paramotering3458]

Watching this video after getting proper training makes so much more sense, and is perfect for recapping. Thanks for the awesome video !

[@responderman]

Thank you very much for your efforts in making this video, it must have taken you ages. I think it does so much to help flight safety, and encourage people to get official training and not take risks. I wish you well with your business, and hope it is a continued success. all the best

[@DustyCowdog]

Dragged / Drag... Just saying' ... hahaha... this is an awesome video. Cheers!

[@JulianFrostAikido]

Can't wait for KZbin to finish the HD encoding.... watching in 360p! Just one thing... The word is "dragged"! "You might get dragged" means getting pulled, whereas "You might get drug" or "You might get drugged" means you take a dose of medication!

[@mark675]

Julian Frost haha i thought this everytime he said it, its DRAGGED!! Lol

[@fprintf]

www.quickanddirtytips.com/education/grammar/dragged-versus-drug and grammarist.com/usage/dragged-drug/ . In short, this is a case of Midwestern or Southern dialect. It definitely isn't proper english, then again "ain't" wasn't either and yet we New Englanders sure picked up on that in the 70s (and have seemed to abandon it recently).

[@JulianFrostAikido]

fprintf Don't get me wrong, I love these guys, and really appreciate what they're doing... And this video is awesome. The American education system is failng to teach people the difference between "Fewer" and "Less"; "Good" and "Well"; and most words that end in "-ly", such as "Seriously", "Perfectly", and "Easily". Of course, when I'm hanging from a paraglider at 2,000 feet over Lake Wales, I won't be correcting their grammar! #IAintAGrammerNazi

[@aviator]

Love this whole thread, haha

[@JulianFrostAikido]

AviatorShow ... And that, sir, is why we love Aviator PPG! A cool bunch of guys who are so enthusiastic about what they do. Your enthusiasm is addictive and appreciated. Can't wait to take classes with you!

[@ranjayksingh]

A SUPER HUGE THANK YOU !!! to you all who are teaching or sharing so many things for FREE.

[@JohnsonJLB]

As a kite-boarder it was interesting to see so much overlap on site selection, weather, safety, line checking and more. This course was very clear and filled with great advice! I'm only 2hours away I look forward to some day progressing into para-motoring with Aviator PPG. For now, I'll just be happy kite-boarding and dreaming of the day I can gain even more altitude with a kite. Thanks for the time, effort, and generosity poured into this course!

[@aviator]

Truly our pleasure Jonathan! We have a slot available (last minute cancellation) this weekend if you want to start flying NOW ;)

[@leedootson9431]

hey guys ive been flying for 3 years and have gotten lazy with my ground handling you guys have given me the inspiration to get back to basics and practice ground handling again thanks. best wishes from the UK

[@aviator]

So honored Lee, thank you! Enjoy the time with the glider!

[@jefflawrence67]

Thee best and most informative tutorial out there!!

[@pfzpayam]

Really appreciate this video, just finished my course and didn’t get as much information as you guys give. Thanks a lot

[@aviator]

Oh wow! I'm so glad we could be of service!

[@fwkb2]

This is fantastic! I picked up an older EN-B paraglider for kiting practice in advance of paramotor training (which I still haven't got sorted yet) and with the help of this video and the PPG Bible I have been picking it up pretty quick. Thank you!

[@donindri]

Worth way more than original asking price. May well save life and limb for many. Most informative and professional I’ve seen. You guys are the best! Can’t thank you enough.

[@hlf_coder6272]

I’ve reserved a spot in your April class and am very excited. Unfortunately I live in Maine and we’ll have snow on the ground pretty much until then, so I really won’t be able to practice kiting beforehand. But I’ll definitely watch this vid a few more times. See ya in 5 months!

[@aviator]

hlf_coder so excited to have you!!

[@BillyBob-ff2qm]

This it the best paragliding instructional video I have seen. Thanks for posting this fellas.

[@YourTubeVideoss]

Yes The Best FLYING - VIDEO .. I Have Seen Too ! ( School , Teachers )

[@rupman27isback]

Greatest video ever made on learning to Paramotor. Thanks so much you guys!

[@sarjudave]

This the best tutorial video I ever seen for ground handling . Very simple way explained both theory and practical yet full depth and detail. Thank you very much Team. God Bless You .

[@aviator]

So glad you enjoyed it!

[@olopc]

These guys are the professionals. No agenda to sell you something. Great advice. Thank you!

[@aviator]

Well thanks Terry! We'd love to sell you something, but we're always here to serve either way :)

[@christianbelford1303]

Fantastic, informative video that gives the proper science behind kiting. Just done a beginners’ paramotor course with Skyschool in UK, and they can only aspire to be this good. I wish I could have been able to train with you guys. Will keep watching repeatedly whilst I keep practicing my ground skills. Well done, and thank you.

[@aviator]

We would love to have you! thank you for the kind words :)

[@FL.AirBoater]

I live just down the road from you guys, On Lake WalkinWater, I’m 65 and eventually gonna come over and take a trike flight with that young lady that y’all have, A buddy of mine here in Frostproof flies around here, When I was 13 I worked at Lakeland airport and took flying lessons when I was 15 and soloed on my 16th birthday in a Cessna 150, Hope to see y’all soon

[@aviator]

@@FL.AirBoater come fly with us soon!!

[@StarFyter1]

Great video, lots of information covered. I've been kiting for awhile but I've always just kind of sorted through to grab the A's on a reverse. That little piece of flipping the high riser sure takes a lot of confusion out of it and leaves two perfectly reachable A's ready to go. So, much Thanks!!!

[@555slam]

Fantastic video! I just started and it's awesome to be able to watch this video to reiterate things my instructor has talked about, when I'm practicing on my own. Now just need some of this snow to go away so we can see the grass again!

[@PPGGrandpa]

I bought the DVD but I still find myself looking over this on KZbin every once in a while… Thank you so much for this… And by the way I need another aviator sticker :-)

[@garywheeler2055]

Classy move putting this video out.... good on you guys 🍺

[@techi3075]

Outstanding, thanks for giving enough information to see what the basics consist of. 5 more months and my class begins !!

[@michaelwitt9553]

Awesome job. Watched it and I can't wait for January. You guys rock the PPG world

[@Spyder76137]

1:34:46 "This is where I thank the wing for all the safety and enjoyment that it provides me" -my favorite line, haha

[@Onion_Peeler]

Thanks so much for the helpful video!! I'm on day two of my training and after coming home from kiting this is such a great video to review and improve my skills.. I watch it a few times a day and is especially helpful once your in training and have got a feel for how the wing works. My training is identical instruction because the right way is the only way so it's a prefect review!! Thank you!!

[@michaelpendleton2158]

Just bought the ppg bible to read while at the beach this week and watching this video now. Hope to see you guys soon either in Florida or Costa Rica!

[@davidgarber5900]

Many thanks! This gave me an idea what to expect, when I start training in December in Avon Park

[@MarkLoves2Fly]

This is a GREAT video. Kiting is one of my favorite, non-flying pastimes. It's great, that you have such fantastic content, for the no so flyable times of the year. Seattle weather is no joke, this time of year.❤👍😊👍

[@jesserunyan5833]

Really appreciate you guys! Your enthusiasm is contagious. I’ll see ya soon. Jesus is lord!

[@powderslinger5968]

I am glad that the general feeling that showing ANY instructional PG or PPG videos is evil seems to be changing. Nothing but good comes from having more correct information no matter what your level of training. If someone is going to self train then generally there is nothing you can do to convince them otherwise. Why not help them to be safer by providing guidance? Self training can work for a SMALL percentage of prospective PPG pilots that have a good understanding of aviation to begin with and are the careful sort of person who would make a good pilot in the first place. 1...KNOW part 103 inside and out esp with regard to airspace and where you can and can not fly. (don't overfly ANYTHING, Watch Tucker Gott on a cross country HE knows where an ultralight is SUPPOSED to fly and where it is supposed to avoid) 2...KNOW how to read a seconal and how to understand any and all information it has on it and how to avoid "busting airspace" as well as how to be sure there are no NOTAMS or TSRs that will affect your flight.

[@Subway1427]

Hey Eric and Travis. First of all let me say, this video is absolutely awesome. I am officially your "un-official" new student. Hope to be official soon, just waiting on funding, so hopefully not long. I just wanted to say, after watching you guys and seeing your passion to this sport, and the amazing things Tucker Gott has had to say about you guys on a very regular basis. I know he's sponsored, but besides that, if he wasn't completely passionate about Aviator, I'm sure it would come through in his videos. Please keep these type of videos up, basics like this are amazingly valuable for complete rookies, even like myself, soon to be rookie. When the time comes, I am definately hoping to head down to Florida from where I am in Alberta Canada to train with you guys. There is something about you guys that truly separates Aviator PPG from all the others out there. Sorry about the rant. Thanks for the videos guys. Keep it up

[@FL.AirBoater]

Enjoyed the entire video guys, thanks and keep doing what y’all are doing!

[@AirbornePirates]

This is very well put together. Thanks for your input. Matt from UK.

[@iseeupeeingalso]

Love what you guys did with this. There's a lot of people out there including myself that are very curious on where to start learning to fly. Ground handling is very very important and this video is amazing. Thank you again for putting this out there.

[@rykeralvey4849]

I hope to see u guys soon!

[@aviator]

We have training space in June!

[@classicaudioadventures]

Wow. Thank you guys so much for releasing this. I plan to receive USPPA training in a year or two once I've saved enough money, and I plan on getting some ground handling practice under my belt with a Roadrunner in the meantime. I'll be sure to purchase my gear from Aviator!

[@aviator]

Thanks so much!

[@lapscrub2517]

Wow great video, I wish it would have been out about eight months ago when I first started training, It would have made my learning a lot more quicker and easier. My trainer, not to say he was not a good trainer, but he didn't explain things as clearly as you folks did. Big props to you. The only thing you did not mention is something I will never forget and that is that when you very first start out learning to kite your wing, you will be using muscles you never knew you had and after that very first day or two you will be a little stiff and sore, keep a bottle of asperecreme or similar pain relieving cream on hand. you will need it. Thanks for the video I love watching it. Aloha!!

[@nelsonhoogerhyde4173]

very good video, learned a lot of the smaller but very important techiques that i have missed in other videos... i will watch again to see what i have maybe missed, ie: rotating the the hands with the lines so that always do the same technique. good video, thanks for your time and expertise!!

[@shaneross7428]

Thank you for such intense and thorough instruction. I wish I could take lessons there but unfortunatelyI'm in Northern California and I can't get the extended time off. But that being said you guys are a godsend for us.

[@publicnewschoice]

Fantastic stuff! Really awesome that you stress this is NOT A REPLACEMENT for instructors lol (a definite must know!) Keep up the great work guys, you got my thumbs up! Stay safe out there!

[@theflyingveteran6250]

I just wanted to say, I watched this video at least 5 times before my training date. It helped a LOT! I didn't go out and practice on my own, but the basic knowledge and techniques imparted in this video helped decrease my learning curve in school. I was one of the first in my class to hit that "Eureka" moment during kiting training. Now I'm coming back after training to see if there is anything I can improve on now that I'm on my own. Thanks again guys! P.S. Though I ended up getting my training elsewhere (due to the backlog), I'll definitely keep you guys in mind when I start looking for my second wing purchase.

[@aviator]

So glad it helped! We truly appreciate the kind words.. And definitely keep us in mind for your next wing! We'd be honored :D

[@BigBro-jy9ol]

Thanks for all the Information! I've been wanting to get into PPG and this is giving amazing insight 🙌

[@chadmesser9420]

I don't have much money my father was a pilot I should be able to purchasing my wing this year and be flying by next year this video is what I've been looking for thank you because I'm going to fly! without paying for instruction I just don't have the money but this video made me realize I will help me have enough instruction to do this on my own once again thanks so much!;!

[@tomwalker1921]

What a great and informative video! I am currently considering my entry to the sport and can find some good information online but I mostly see some "Captain" with a bad attitude pushing products. Thanks for putting this out there trying to educate people while instilling the constant need for safety. Right on.

[@Patrick_cb]

Thanks a lot . It was very useful. I really enjoyed every minute of this video .

[@ralphreynolds5232]

Thank you guys for this. I also ordered the DVD and I am sure I will watch it many times and learn a Ton even though I am already flying.

[@lucyreviews9247]

Fantastic video guys, I have my first wing coming tomorrow, a mojo 5, with the intention to learn kiting and ground handling over the summer, this video will be like a bible to me. Thanks so much

[@aviator]

Rock on!! :D Stay safe! Hope to fly with you!

[@prov431]

Kyle, John, Eric & Travis - well done as usual gents.

[@TonderayiKanoz]

Thanks guys for making this knowledge available! and thanks also for all the work you do down there at AviatorPPG.

[@askip7]

Thanks very much for making this available. A friend of mine is into this sport and trying to get me on board but I’m not sure about dropping that much cash on it. This kind of information helps me decide if this is for me

[@NasaFails]

Good job guys! Would have been nice having this when I started. Ya'll killin' it with these high quality videos. Glad you decided to release it on here.

[@CrimFerret]

Thank you for this. While being able to actually start into this sport for me is at least a year or two in the future, this made a lot of things clearer. When it comes time to actually be able to make use of this, I'll definitely either buy it or make a donation.

[@loums52]

Really nice video instruction series. I only wish I had this when I learned to fly but it is still a great resource for me. I love how you have really professionalized PPG instruction. Much success!

[@powderslinger5968]

Great contribution to the community. Thank you Aviator PPG

[@codyfrohmader3741]

You guys are going to be my first choice when I am ready to upgrade my wing in a few years!!!

[@aviator]

Thanks so much Cody!

[@markallisonparamotor]

Amazing video! Thanks so much for making it. I've had 3 lessons so far and this consolidates a lot of what I've learned so far. Thanks again.

[@ParamotorTrainingUk]

Great resource for Beginners & great work, keep it up

[@tonycabero]

Fantastic video! I’ll be watching this one over and over! Nice job guys!

[@tango_sierra8608]

Such a helpful video. I’m enrolling in my entry course next month and it’s good to get a little familiar before heading in there

[@aviator]

Glad we could help!

[@YourTubeVideoss]

I am Learning To FLY ... ( Safety First ) Great Video ! My Future !

[@StanBarankiewicz]

Nicely done! The discussion on the "power band" was fantastic. Thanks for the hard work. I'm sure this took a lot to produce.

[@aviator]

Thanks Stan!

[@ssuter0217]

Just wanted to say thank you for the video. I'm glad I watched it before making a huge mistake. I've always wanted to fly and have several hours flying helicopters and gyrocopters . And saw how much I wanted to get into ppg. I will be purchasing a wing soon. And in practice know what to look for in weather etc. Till I can get in class next year. Thanks for talking about the safety as being your prime concern

[@aviator]

Cheers Stephanie! Hope to fly with you someday soon :)

[@varmapatta]

Thanks for making this video it's really very helpful to understand the basics.

[@RainerHattenhauer]

Outstanding stuff! Thank you guys so much for publishing your lessons via KZbin. Indeed, I'm a great fan of aviatorppg.com. You also helped me a lot choosing the right equipment due to your excellent reports on the AviatorShow channel (I'm flying the Ozone Spyder and I'm just about to switch from a TOP 80 Miniplane to a Nitro 200).

[@aviator]

Cheers Rainer!

[@mountainman5173]

"Airplane in a bag." LOVE IT!! Great video guys.

[@pfzpayam]

Thanks again for this wonderful and useful content, you have covered everything perfectly except didn't mention about landing procedure. Keep up the great work and I'm a big fan from Australia.

[@Sturgeostic2444]

Thanks guys I really appreciate it my dad hasn't got me one yet he flies and we are thinking about getting me one cheers !

[@MotoFlyGuy]

Great video guys. lots of good info to help fight bad habits and keep beginners safe.

[@rizzywizzy]

What an amazing video. Thanks for posting it. Currently I fly trikes but have been romancing the idea of flying a powered paraglider.

[@aviator]

It's SUCH a blast :)

[@joegarret6598]

Wow, incredible work you guys seem to be doing. Went and made my small contribution at Resurgence PPG and will purchase the video soon as well. Looking forward to training with you guys (lonestar in Texas???) this summer. Going to contact you next week on details.

[@Big_Red_Wade]

I love this channel. thanks for all the free advice you give us.

[@andrewcummings7822]

Very good tutorials and practical application to support, thank you so much this helps a lot!

[@ashleyevans9363]

Great Job! Thanks for helping us get started. Cant wait to get our training and fly with you guys one day soon.

[@michaelkennedy2528]

Oscar winning production in my opinion. Cool calm and collected throughout. I like the way there was no badmouthing other equipment or people. A stellar job guys. John, was that harness one size to small, it looked slightly uncomfortable lol

[@aviator]

Dang, thanks Michael! I'll make sure the creator sees this comment. Brendan is the man!

[@jonathancallender8185]

Great job. Thanks for the direction and knowledge

[@JohnnyFaber]

Thank you so much for this video! It is an awesome supplement for review during training. Much appreciated!!! Best of luck in your business endeavors, you obviously have a world class organization.

[@aviator]

Thanks Johnny! It's our pleasure

[@davidleslie6207]

How can I donate to Aviator PPG and Resurgence PPG. What a great video that they have given to everyone for FREE! I hope this helps more people get excited about PPG and to get into the air SAFELY! THANKS AGAIN AVIATOR!

[@garysloan1660]

I'd like to donate as well. Too good to give us free. Thank you!!!

[@aviator]

Check the link in the description guys! www.resurgenceppg.com/donate.html

[@aviator]

www.resurgenceppg.com/donate.html

[@TheStickyBusiness]

We also want to donate to AviatorPPG ;) It is fair. Between DVD and Shipping saving I can donate to to both

[@terrabiker]

Same here , I want to donate to AviatorPPG as well , don't want the DVD cause I don't have a DVD drive in my notebook anyways and downloading the YT in FHD right now.

[@20bluebug]

Absolutely wonderful video guys. Thanks so much for sharing :)

[@danbeare5263]

Awesome video! Very clear instructions & helpful info. Can't believe I've only just found it; Thanks a lot for taking the time & effort! Now to figure out what the best wing/harness is for me to purchase & where to get one in the UK so that I can make a start! Thanks again! :D

[@DANLARCOMB]

Awesome video, very well done

[@OStarman]

Great video and explains a lot of what I'll experience when I start my training. Thank you!

[@aviator]

Stoked to fly with you someday soon!