How To Get Into Paramotoring - 3 Steps!

[@heavencooki6817]

My school actually allowed me to fly a paramotor to school, it’s only like 10 miles away and it’s a lot of fun landing on the football field. Because my school isn’t around any city or hazardest area. I Just got a paramotor this year and I got inspire by you, thank you 🙏

[@FreshTillDeath56]

That's amazing. Be careful fellow pilot.

[@salazam]

@@FreshTillDeath56 There's nothing more of a buzzkill than some sackless worrywart telling you to "be careful".

[@FreshTillDeath56]

@@salazam If you are a fellow pilot, you would know that it is some of the most comforting and thoughtful wishes you could give.

[@kerrms]

At my school there’s a huge rugby pitch about a 1 minute walk down a hill from the main building and I want to get into paramotoring so if I do I could ask the school if I could land there and have a cover that I could put over the paramotor!

[@RoughRaiders13]

​@@salazamI disagree. A bigger buzz kill is somebody who feels the need to talk shit to someone who's being supportive to someone else. Negativity is always a bigger buzz kill than support. Maybe look in the mirror and figure out why you have this need to put other people down to make yourself feel better. It's a lot better to be a nice person than to be a dick but I guess to each their own.

[@rperolino]

I have started with my research on where to get the training closes to me. Been following you for a few years now and you honestly ignited that spark. Thank you Tucker.

[@drewmortenson]

I feel it! I'll be flying to Florida to train with aviator this summer

[@rperolino]

@@drewmortenson all the best! Do enjoy the experiences and the journey!

[@toddhacker8867]

Amen. Started following him while I was deployed and he gave me the spark to start flying.

[@FreshTillDeath56]

Same. Since 2016. Im closer now than I ever have been :)

[@_CatBug_]

Same, I'm hoping to buy my stuff by the end of the year 🙏

[@shanem5150]

Heh, yeah I've been riding motorcycles for 30 years, playing flight simulators since MSFS 1.0, and have watched all of Tucker's videos. And when I went to AviatorPPG in Feb 2020, I got exhausted and bruised from all the work kiting the wing and carrying the motor which is heavier than you think. The general consensus of the class was we thought Tucker was good before, but after learning how to fly ourselves, Tucker is like the Tony Hawke of paramotors. It's like you can't appreciate how good an American Ninja Warrior is until you see a Regular Joe try to run the course.

[@iflyintos6164]

Lol yup its so true.

[@salazam]

Oh yeah? How many floppies did MSFS come on?

[@SeanAllocca]

I started flying in 2017 because of Tucker. Thanks Tucker!!!

[@09frenchie]

I started 2018 with my first studying lessons , ground handlings etc.. due to Tucker too. 🤟🤟😊 thx Tucker

[@lawman7806]

Just want to say thanks tucker, because of you I finished my training and am on flight 35. Next time your in central fl would love to be able to fly with you and say thank you in person man. You truly changed my life man

[@FreshTillDeath56]

Excellent! That's how ya do it, good for ya!

[@MrSoaringMan]

I've recently 'soloed' on my paramotor (I have about 1.5 hours so far but am still being trained) and found your channel not long ago whilst looking for extra help to understand and improve on my skills. You make some very important points in this video, especially regarding effort. Do not - DO NOT - underestimate the physical work required, especially if you're older like me. In particular, the initial ground training is punishing so you need to be in reasonable physical shape. Imagine running into the wind pulling a parachute whilst a lawnmower is strapped to your back and you wouldn't be far off the effort. Now imagine doing that over 100 metres, gathering everything up and then doing it again. And again. I'm 49, in average fitness and this has been tough. Many would-be flyers of my age, certainly where I am in Spain train straight to trikes for this reason. With regard to equipment, I would add only the following: go into training with a budget ready to buy your own equipment towards the end of your training. Once at the stage of flying a few times, you'll know whether the sport is for you (my instructor charged 50% of the course initially, followed by the other 50% once you get to solo to allow you to change your mind if you decide it's too much for you) but you can spend the tail end of your training actually on your own gear, plus the instructor will help ensure it's set up and balanced for you correctly. In my case, the instructor being roughly the same size and weight as me, he test flew the set up for me. Your comment about previous skills - in my case, being a former solo glider pilot - are so true. Apart from coming into PPGs with a good knowledge of air law, everything I thought I knew just didn't apply. You learn from the beginning like everyone else. Thank you for your superb and inspirational videos.

[@moz2382]

Hi what area of Spain do you live I'm in murcia regular for 3 month stints

[@robkuijer9273]

I have been watching your channel for 2+ years now. Researched rules and regulations in my country and decided paramotoring isn't for me. I have however picked up free flight paragliding last year. Soaring the Dutch coast is amazing. Thank you Tucker for inspiring me to get airborne!

[@bepowerification]

Out of curiosity: which regulation and rules discouraged you from doing it?

[@robkuijer9273]

@@bepowerification noise abation rules make it mandatory that at all motorized aircraft keep to a minimum altitude of at least 150meters. 300m in nature reserves. Combine that with the crowded airspace that usually starts at 500m and your not left with much space to fly. Low flying always seems like the most fun. In addition take off and landing is only permitted at ultralight airfields. So flying to McDonalds isn't allowed either.😔

[@FreshTillDeath56]

Yeah. If you're too urban, that's a big problem for sure. That's one of the better parts about America for sure. Hey, I'd say you picked the next best alternative to paramotoring though. Good for you, and good luck!

[@JTland-sea-air]

How about electric? Much quieter. Check out the Open PPG 140 ✌🏼🪂

[@mx5_enigma308]

Step one: Have a spare $15,000 dollars laying around

[@FreshTillDeath56]

It's sad, but it's true. But you are who you choose to be, and if this is truly a priority to you, it's more than doable.

[@creator4413]

Absolutely do-able. And honestly i peruse Craigslist sometimes to see the used ones for sale around where i live, and right now for example there are two used ones for sale for 5k and 9k. Obviously there's more equipment than the machine itself but I mean, thats just like a regular degular used car. I mean for cripes sake you're FLYING. ANYWHERE for all intents and purposes. That's amazing imo, best value going along with maybe scuba diving

[@FreshTillDeath56]

@@creator4413 funny you mention that, i'm also a scuba diver lol

[@TheWalterHWhite]

If you can't muster 15k to fund your dreams, it's not really a life dream!

[@mx5_enigma308]

​@@TheWalterHWhitei respectfully disagree. I put my family first and focused on buying a home while they were still affordable. Promised myself not to get buried debt to afford my dream. Still slowly saving toward its but difficult. I make decent money but the hobby is still expensive. Not discouraging anyone. I think thats just a fact. My buddy's hobby is marine fish tanks, very similar in the way that youre not going to get anything of quality without spending a good amount of money... just in this case your life is on the line, not just fish.

[@EvilKen01]

Hey tucker I just gotta say, I have purchased the blueprint sweatshirt and the have fun or die trying sweatshirt for my wife. It is really nice quality merchandise. For anyone considering purchasing anything I was really impressed by the quality! I recommend it 100%

[@davidkennedy7549]

Oh Tucker, you're a bad influence! As a 55 YO father of two teenagers ...my wife's gonna be so thrilled when I sign up for lessons. In the mean time, I'll keep living vicariously through you.

[@stangshorts2504]

I got into flying PPG in 2018 from watching Tucker's videos back in 2017. From there I've gone on to pursue flight training for the airlines. Highly recommend getting into flying PPG! It's a great way to get in the air and feel out flying!

[@bisket2003]

This is absolutely perfect! My boss just got into paramotoring last year (he's also has his Pilots license and a cherokee six) and It's been all inspiring. I SO want to get into this. Your hitting hard on all this stuff I needed to hear. Can't wait to get one and get into this. I'm buying the book and going to get into this the right way!

[@YYY-GUY]

Another great video, Tucker! To all your viewers: Tucker makes PPG look easy & effortless because he is a skilled and knowledgeable pilot with YEARS of experience. Do not expect to fly like him until you have YEARS of experience as well. Put in the time and you will get to be that good, too! In the meantime, and no matter what your experience level is, there's a LOT that you can learn from watching his videos.

[@boblindner5808]

Love your videos. I started at age 64 both foot launching and trike launching with Lone Star Paramotor in Texas with Ron Toran. The people there are my tribe!

[@TroyaJamilyn]

I don't even know how one of your videos showed up on your feed, but I'm glad it did. I've been wanting to get a sport pilot license for years and I never knew paramotoring existed. After watching some of your videos I think it looks AMAZING. What a great-looking way to fly. I'm going to have to get some training and just do it.

[@rule1dontgosplat]

Hey tucker love watching these "what to expect" videos! They're SO on point. I have official training lined up to start in February. I bought a BGD Magic Motor at an instructor's suggestion and I've been doing kiting and ground handling on my own with their input on my videos. This sport is so unlike anything else, and I've flown helicopters... It's definitely a totally new skill set. I know people can and do pick it up on their own, but I wouldn't try it.

[@andrewtaylor9615]

I bought a 2nd hand intermediate paraglider back when Tucker did the beautiful Iceland videos and was super keen to get into the sport. The intermediate paraglider is great for ground handling. The wing gave me the opportunity to learn ground handling and I'm confident I wouldn't be lagging during training and enjoy it more. I was hoping and still am hoping to do tow-ups with the boat but it's beyond me and my friends. Too many other hobbies for now but thanks Tucker and others for bringing us along for an awesome ride!

[@TheMichaelBeck]

I'm a retired U.S and paraplegic. I got into powered paragliding in 2003. I enjoyed it.

[@tylerhortin444]

As a Paramotor Pilot I agree with Tucker when he says don't watch a bunch of paramotor videos and think you know how to fly. Although videos can help you get a good idea what its like flying, it is way different than you could imagine (at least for me). My Dad and Grandpa have been flying for a while and before I flew I learned a lot and got some kiting and towing experience with his extra wing Ive also been watching Tuckers videos for ever. Those definitely helped but training from a certified instructor is a REALLY good idea and I highly recommend. I learned a lot of things that i'm glad I knew before flying. Good Video Tucker!

[@Lunch_box]

I've never flown in anything but I have very vivid dreams of flying a paramotor because of your videos

[@Discostew2]

Saaaaame! Sometimes I have nightmares where I’m flying through literal fields of power lines. I fly really high to get out of the field but there are so many sections of power lines as I go higher through the sky and into the clouds. Still excited fly on paramotor one day. ✌️

[@johngemmi3576]

Bought my road runner kitting wing from Tucker! He was great to deal with and answered all my questions. If you have watched Tucker for the last few years and learned as much as I have from him, go ahead and support him. Keep it up Tucker!

[@darylcampbell9897]

I know I’ve asked many questions. But I found this video. Ordered the book but I’ll keep watching because you make it look easy and fun. I know that takes time.

[@bradboardwell8295]

I have stumbled on your channel just by happenstance and now that I am here I have watched a bunch of your videos. You just got a new subscriber. You have some great content, and really shine a positive light on the PPG hobby. Wtg!! Keep up the awesome work!!!👍🏻👍🏻

[@cainprater1742]

Im currently on the wait list for Aviator Paramotor in Lake Wales! Starting classes February 20th! Reading the PPG Bible right now and should be done by then! I'm so stoked and ready! Thanks for influencing this decision Tucker!

[@ParamotorNC]

Congrats

[@aviator]

Excited to have you!

[@sprwhwk]

Love this informative and to the point updates vid. Been interested in paramotors for years and years. Check in on your channel every now and then. Realized the other day that I can afford flight schooling after putting it off for years. Just ordered the book you recommended, I’ll see if I can get this done before hot season hits us here in Phoenix. Thank you Tucker!

[@kylewolfman]

I might be 60 by the time I fly but I will some day. Thank you Tucker, Judson, Dan and everyone else rock on 🤘🙏

[@dgatyahoo]

I was 55 when i trained last year, on flight 49 and constantly on Windy looking for the next opportunity to fly. Thanks Aviator

[@corporalclegg914]

good stuff here, Gott. I’ve watched way too many hours of TG vids & really want to learn & get into the sport. I’m 6’6” at 235lbs, so I imagine my wing options are limited, though feel confident that there’s one for me that a pro would set me up with, whenever the time comes. thanks for the uploads, TG…you’re a true ambassador to your sport.

[@FreshTillDeath56]

He is, and you can do it yourself. There are motors out there powerful enough for you (probably a Moster 185). In the meantime though, if you are really serious, hit the gym! I'm right there with ya!

[@Lt_Tragg]

@@FreshTillDeath56 Definitely not a sport for those physically unfit, cardio challenged or with debilitating issues such as arthritic knees. Sadly, the last of which makes me a non-contender.

[@FreshTillDeath56]

@@Lt_Tragg Mhmm. I hike and scuba dive for my other hobbies so I'm physically okay myself :) I'm only 160Ibs lol

[@Metalguycox]

@@FreshTillDeath566’6” and 235lbs, why did you assume he needs to hit the gym? 😂

[@FreshTillDeath56]

@@Metalguycox Because this sport is more physically involved than you might initially expect, and I'd tell that to just about anyone. lol

[@ironmalice93]

I just inquired about training in Indiana at Midwest PPG thanks to your reference to the USPPA for more localized training. I also was inspired, and introduced to ppg by you, Tucker, the mcdonalds video hooked me and I have been watching you for years now. Thank you for the great entertainment!

[@denniswhite166]

The one thing I've taken away from watching your videos is safety comes first!!!

[@Attic_Labs]

I am really thinking to get into this. This year will be research, and next year will be pulling th trigger on a kit I will do a shameless plug for you and say a video of yours showed up random, and I have since binge watched them all. you're a nice bloke, well spoken and thoughtful. I've always wanted to fly, and this looks like the most fun way to get into it cheers

[@FreshTillDeath56]

Take your time and save up the money you need for this for sure. It's more than you might expect

[@NicPandaRealtors]

I’m right there with you. I want to get into this too

[@lo-tar1442]

Your speaking to me this morning Tucker! I bought the PPG Bible and I'm reading it to save my soul. So much good info in there!! I dont know if your planning to open a training school in the near future but I'd definitely buy my gear and do training with you. I'm based in Arizona but would travel haha. Cheers man

[@TuckerGott]

So glad you're enjoying it! That book is such a great resource.

[@wcsdiaries]

@@TuckerGott How do you film behind yourself when flying? Can we see a camera setup video? love all the cool shot variety

[@sikhswim]

@@wcsdiaries it’s a chase cam - basically like a large badminton birdie thing with a GoPro :)

[@wcsdiaries]

@@sikhswim do you have a link? Or is his home made?

[@TARPD]

Tucker every since I found you on the tube I have been fascinated with your sport. I had my solo before my drivers license. I would love to do but I know it will never happen... I am now in my sixte's and my vision is declining but thanks for the video's I love them and keep up the safety stuff !

[@Jonnymorales1]

Thanks from one of your earlier subscribers! Love your vids man

[@CoreyReacts]

Thinking about selling my motorcycles and getting into this. Been watching you for years and I think it's time.

[@TuckerGott]

Do it.

[@CoreyReacts]

@@TuckerGott Signing up for the school near me in Lake Wales. Gotta list some bikes for sale and then it's time. I like to start stuff mega slow so I'll opt for the easiest most beginner wing possible lol. I'll keep you posted on the progress.

[@TuckerGott]

@@CoreyReacts Please do! Aviator is a great choice.

[@Kitsune-Moriko]

Finally did it. Got myself a wing for ground handling. And going to be getting lessons next year and save for a new wing and paramotor 😊 proper stoked!

[@rhythmcactus6552]

Can you kinda fly off the ground a few feet with just the kite?

[@FreshTillDeath56]

@@rhythmcactus6552 yes and it's EXHILARATING LOL

[@blaizeahnon]

I’m about to go skydiving for the first time but I’ve been watching these videos for over a year now and would love to get into paramotoring!

[@gregdagg9305]

Went skydiving when I was 50..Amazing

[@bippy201]

I did some skydiving in 2020 and I’ll hopefully be getting in PPG within the next couple years. But skydiving was absolutely amazing and I’d highly recommend it! I actually had more fun on my 2nd jump because it was less of a sensory overload. So if you’re able to, try to go twice this year!

[@AngerWarden]

Love these beginner vids.

[@kitsunekid16]

Seems like in my area, training plus getting own gear costs about 10-12k all together. Turns out there's a school that's certified near me that costs about $2,700 for training with access to their gear and a 500 dollar rebate if you buy gear from them during or after training

[@CRASHBOSSTUBE]

Yeah I am gonna get started the summer in Florida, all because of your channel...great job!

[@hermannschwarz3122]

One thing to maybe say to (beginner) wings is that the difference to more advanced wings is how they handle collapses and other turbulent situations. soeven if you consider yourself an intermediate pilot but are always flying during sunrise or sunset you may want to switch back to a beginner wing if you're flying in the middle of the day.

[@Briaaanz]

Years ago, I signed up for lessons at a supposedly "respected" school in North Carolina. They gave me a substitute teacher who was worse than a used car salesman. During the ground school, he kept on pushing me to buy all new gear before I did anything, over and over and over! I told him that I was not going to put thousands of dollars down until I tried it first. Keep in mind that I had paid several hundred dollars for lessons already. He then switched tactics and started pushing used equipment on me. By lunch time, I was utterly fed up. I firmly told him I was not going to buy anything at all until after I had done some flight time and that if he brought up me buying anything one more time i wanted a refund for the rest of the class time and that I was walking. He was incredulous. "You put hundreds of dollars down for lessons, you drove hours to get here, and you're just going to walk away?!?" "Yes. If you bring up sales at all, even once before I get into the air to see if I like it, I will walk away. Understand?" "Wow, yeah... I am just really surprised." "But you understand? Not one more time." "Ok." "Fine." "But I'm just saying you really should buy..." Mother Ducker! Finally tried again a decade later at a school in Michigan and LOVED it. Sadly, some medical issues kept going further... and to this day I am oozing bitterness at that first a-hole who stopped me from flying for those ten years when my body was capable of it.

[@eddiewetmore4484]

Have you considered flying a trike??!?

[@Mr_Pickles_]

I had a dream last night I was paramotoring. Never had one before and now I see this. Good stuff

[@jimcr120]

Solid advice and timely with the growth of the sport I like seeing the encouragement to find competent training.

[@stonehorn4641]

I took a training course last year. Ordered a paramotor two weeks ago, and im so hyped to have my own.

[@TheWatkid3]

How much did the motor cost?

[@stonehorn4641]

@@TheWatkid3 12k (cdn)

[@badandy1983]

I did watch KZbin videos for a couple years before trying but it can come easy for some people. It is physically demanding for those that are not in shape. It’s very helpful if you carry your own bodyweight well

[@benoitmarechal1587]

hello I start my zero to hero training in the south of spain the 20 february, using a school recommended by Parajet. You are not the one who make me want to try ( thanks the mondial of ULM in Blois) but you are definitely the one who make me chose the zero to hero school way and most probably the motor and wing I will order after. I did not buy any of your merchandise yet, because I don't want to jinx it, but I will definitely reward myself with some of your cool design once I got my certification Thanks for this great channel

[@dolph3711]

I’ve never done anything like this I am 44 years old my life is passing fast and I think I need to try and get some air underneath my wings ,closest I have done is motocross I done that for a long time.great videos thanks a bunch.love from london 🇬🇧

[@chargeriderepeat7024]

A local plumber moved on from Kite surfing to paramotor. Were luckily enough to live right on a 2O mile long sand dune beach, Ive never seen anyone so constantly stoked with his life, I think it beats any happy pills made

[@Constellation00]

Awesome video, like always. Keep posting and safe flying Tucker.

[@fredg6512]

Thanks for all of your input Tucker, you're very legit in your advices, humble and fanatic. It's always fun to look at your video's. Keep it up, please. And one day, i will fly my paramotor , you have inspired me. Thanx from the Netherlands. Fred.

[@ParamotorNC]

Got your daily dose of 5G. 😂. All good advice. I’ve been through each of these steps over the last two years. I couldn’t get away for an intensive 10 day training course. But I was able to find great local training to learn on weekends and weekday evenings. I advise people to ask Paramotor schools if they offer a one day intro course. Well worth the money.

[@danelobe2524]

I always wanted to do this, but it's too expensive and now I'm too old..... maybe my next life. I do live my fantasy through your channel thanks man !!!

[@ZoliroAstro]

I'm pretty involved in a couple other hobbies and don't have time or money for paramotoring, so I'll just keep "flying" by watching your videos.

[@DBartWest]

Well done Tucker. Even though I fly PPC because of my age and health issues, I enjoy the content of the PPG world. It is all about being in the air, flying. Headed up to Salton Sea tomorrow to hang out, not to fly this year. Hope to run into Judson and the crew.

[@cmalbertosub]

Signed up and now waiting for training at the end of this month though Houston PPG - they train out on the Westend of Galveston(Tx). Can't wait...thanks for the inspiration.

[@Anonymous-8080]

How's it going dude?

[@gefginn3699]

Great post Tucker !! You have me dreaming of my own adventures with a wing. 🥰

[@maggiebrandy4309]

Just what I needed!

[@luukdervries4565]

Very good video as always, your content makes me happy! keep it going! (Today the hoodie should be delivered!)

[@shottskii]

I've been watching you since before you had 100k subs and I'm amazed how large you've become. Hopefully one day I can fly and it'll be thanks to you! We don't live that far from each other either!

[@adventureoutline]

Thanks Tucker these videos have always bean so helpful and I know they will be a big part of so many people enjoying the sport and being safe while we do it.

[@BuzzMoves365]

I’m taking lessons now in Thailand 🇹🇭 and it is Epic! 30 years flying heavy metal around the planet and I feel like I’m actually flying for the first time 😅 🪂

[@PPGMatt]

Trained with Boyd and the rest of the guys at Team Fly Halo a few weeks ago! Had an amazing time and am in LOVE with my new hobby! If ya make it out West again (Portland/Vancouver) I’d love to fly with you.

[@johnjones947]

started training october 2021, signed up for a 7 day course, got lots of ground handling, and some towing training, along with classroom. Unfortunately, the weather didn't permit me to get airborne on the actual motor, so I have to reschedule to finish the training. It' been a long winter.

[@MichaelRei99]

I wish I was in the financial position to get involved In paramotoring but unfortunately at this time I have too many financial obligations to allow me to do so. I’ve seen enough from you Tucker to know that you are legit and that your advice is sound . Any one that can get involved I would do it Tuckers way!!

[@drewmortenson]

Bro bro I've been saving for 3 years, and am just about to book a summer training slot. Just stow away as much as you can each month, you will get there one day. It starts $15,000 away, then it's $13,000, and by the time it's $6,000 you realize just how close you are

[@Joe-zw9ep]

@@drewmortenson I thought the wing maintenance costs were significant too?

[@nomadmax4899]

@@Joe-zw9ep like what? a reline? the maintenance cost of a wing is that you gotta buy a new one after yours becomes ragged out

[@Joe-zw9ep]

@@nomadmax4899 I thought they were only good for a certain amount of hours due to UV damage?

[@niconico3907]

@@drewmortenson learn paragliding instead, its cheaper and more fun. You can always add the motor later when you can afford it.

[@mitch9186]

Just signed up for a course for next summer. They were booked solid this summer

[@walter.bellini]

Thank you sticker for your great videos and insights. Maybe one day I can get into this sport…

[@sdb2403]

I'm currently saving up and I wanna buy as much of your stuff as I can money is the only problem to get into this sport

[@Quadrenaro]

I'd love to get into paramotor. But I don't live in Florida anymore. I live out west in the rockies and... well yesterday was a slow day with wind at 16mph. Today it's at 27mph. We only get a few days out of the year when it's above 20 degrees and the wind is below 10mph.

[@masimons]

Thanks I'll get that Roadrunner you suggested. Little pricey at $1350, but good to learn and will serve second duty at the beach.

[@YankeeinSC1]

I was able to do a three-step takeoff yesterday but it took about 11 knots of headwind yeah

[@jackcallahan1848]

I shall certainly be coming to this sport when I’m done with schooling and that jazz

[@simplifiedskool]

Thanks for the info! I have been following your journey for quite awhile now. I bought the PPG bible from you and I have some of your hoodies. When I can I'm going to go to Florida for training then I'm going to buy my gear through you! I hope someday I can go flying with you somewhere! That would be awesome!

[@ScottPBrown]

Tucker youre great man... Thanks for being so helpful.

[@deanmiles3505]

Great advice Tucker... Take care, Be safe.

[@StarvingTroll]

Exactly. Always remember: "Aviation in itself is not inherently dangerous. But to an even greater degree that the sea, it is terribly unforgiving of any carelessness, incapacity, or neglect."

[@steveswaddling7681]

I'm watching a video right now about this new powerpod by fulcrum. I think u should give it a whirl. I'm looking forward to a video from ya. Thanks Tucker.

[@scoobymoto9858]

You’ve definitely got me wanting to get into paramotoring!!!

[@Dave-co1cv]

I was seriously wanting to try this, but the crash compilation videos changed my mind.

[@ДанилЕфимов-г9п]

Thank you. That was really interesting to listen and hope I will get into this sport soon

[@meldeweese6875]

Super info. Thanks ! ( People , ha - Yes, students in my survival programs always offer me info. - " l know survival skills Mtn Mel, my Great Grandma was part Indian ! " Etc - Does not matter to me, sorry ) Keep up the great info Tucker !

[@walk4718]

Wow! What a classroom! Great content

[@DefinitelyNotYouThankGod]

Great video! I’m definitely interested.. my cousin paraglides in Alaska. Ill begin my trek in the spring! Thx Tucker

[@thomasjbraun1]

I just built my second machine. Trikes are fun and easy to learn. I wish I could foot launch but at 62 I like sitting.

[@T-Gill777]

Thank you Tucker that’s exactly the answers I was looking for I was trying to find out exactly how to start para motoring and the types of wings to begin awesome appreciate it thank you 👍✌️🇺🇸

[@bunk8991]

Great content, always love the vids

[@FinlessBob]

Nice I like it. How about a video on Glider maintenance and longevity?

[@kylehsu9192]

Thanks for the video! Very informational. I am definitely going to invest in this! I will send you a video of my first flight

[@Silversidepro]

Just watched this video 2.5 months late. It was released on my birthday.... It's a sign.

[@zachc6762]

Started last spring thanks to seeing your McDonald’s video almost 5 years ago :)

[@waxy1277]

My great great grandmother once walked past one of the Wright Brothers, on her way to the grocery store. With that in mind, I think I'll just get my paramotor from Wish and wing it.

[@Thankfulforeverymoment]

This is so cool. I would like to do this one time.

[@TheDevDoge]

You inspired me to be a paramorist, but I can't afford training sadly or a paramotor. Very soon I will do the same thing as you will do.

[@nicgilding6890]

Finding out typical life insurance or AD&D doesn’t cover piloting/skydiving/etc might have been the dealbreaker for me.

[@jason1768]

TY, for the up Tucker!

[@cschapker1981]

Hello! I have been watching your videos for at least 4 years now, and I really appreciate your approach. Have you considered/explored starting your own training program?

[@cubinn149]

You sound like a really good instructor i would love to try this just dont got the money for the equipment i wonder if you can rent a pilot

[@greggking7871]

this guy makes me want to get into this!

[@1978sjt]

I've kinda timed it well, I'm in South Australia and our first school opened last November (other states have had them for a while, training here is mandatory). Your comments on a continuous training course vs weekends do have some merit (I was learning to fly ultralights many years ago and I definitely did better when I was able to secure lessons closer together), however as the sport is still relatively new here, the instructors still need to work other full time jobs, meaning the 2 week course can only be scheduled once a year (and the dates didn't line up with when I could get leave from my job). So I either do weekend lessons once they start after the course (with an attempt at regularity), or wait until 2023.... Yeah, I'm not waiting :p

[@Flaminodad]

Yes I’ve researched. I’d love to do it but u for got about (really) step 1. Have plenty of money. Step 2 take the extra money you have and buy some go pros. Step 3 take the extra money and learn how to fly the device you have parked in your big garage. Step 4. Some more money for stuff you didn’t think of. Step 5 Do all that and realize you’re afraid of heights

[@Imafed42069]

I’ve wanted to get into this sport for nearly 7-8 years now. Waiting too long! I’ve been sky diving since and loved it but I know it’s different. Any way, hopefully in the next year or two once I buy my house