Coffee With M&M Episode 3: 68yo Nick Gets 66 Flights at Quad Training!

[@washingtonfly3833]

To na espera da minha camiseta emmm

[@Chris-Fennimore]

Great work, Nick! 👍😁👍

[@Flattopk2]

Kudos Nick, welcome to the O’ Codgers club from a 70 yrs old codger🤙

[@MrLuCyPh3r]

Congrats, Nick!

[@cbdane]

Yes! Good job Nick!

[@EvolveVoIP]

Cheers Nick!

[@BPJeep]

I met Nick at the Blackhawk fly in and he was starting his training the week after I am glad I got to hear about his success, I hope to fly with him some day.

[@JTWardle]

Another great video and flying conversation!

[@tonycabero]

Nice job Nick! I am looking forward to training at the Blackhawk ranch!

[@blackhawkparamotor]

Right on Tony! You are going to have the time of your life! The weather is great right now and the school is getting busy. If you have any questions before you start your adventure, please contact us anytime =) BLUE SKIES! -Team BlackHawk SALES: [phone] OFFICE: [phone] EMAIL: [e-mail] WEBSITE: blackhawkparamotor.com/

[@jr7227]

Nice interview 👍

[@wayneeverett8357]

This guy needs to get in line if he wants to whine about how tuff it is to control the wing. I'm 65 and it made me cry !!

[@gamegirlmuscle525]

I've been occasionally looking at paramotoring for several years now but because of my knee arthritis and a herniated disk I wouldn't be able to handle the kiting training that I've seen in KZbin videos. I've also seen different trikes and quads and was curious about training in those. In this video it sounds like the training they did with Mike was from their quad vehicles. So, my question is if someone wanting to fly a paramotor but were as myself older and not in the greatest health, if they were not going to fly by foot launching could they buy Lowboy 3 and train safely seated?