How To Turn Your Wing Around I Paragliding Tutorial

[@nandinga0]

There's one more thing. When you get the wing going up, you need to walk to the side following the wing, here to the left. He's actually doing it, you can see how he passes over the camera... not sure why doesn't says anything. Cool technique though!

[@Muzkaw]

Fully agree otherwise it doesnt work, was going to comment the same thing, he forgot to say the most important step...

[@flybubblecarlo]

Thanks for the feedback, if we have time I'd like to make another more detailed version of this.

[@nandinga0]

@@flybubblecarlo thanks for the great content Carlo!

[@germantobon5498]

I was hoping for the version where you start from ground back fly and using mostly weight shift which can get confusing

[@flybubblecarlo]

noted

[@airgaborpara3824]

I learnt it from Steve Purdie in England

[@davidstitz1300]

Been in that scenario plenty of times. It would have been really helpful to include a camera angle that showed the pilots hands and actions more. Thanks for the tips though!

[@flybubblecarlo]

Glad you found this helpful. Thanks for the feedback, if we have time we may make another more detailed version of this.

[@manbeastbutler4234]

Thank you Carlo

[@flybubblecarlo]

I hope you enjoyed this video and found it helpful. If this leaves you with any questions or you have any requests for what else could be demonstrated and explained in future videos, feel free to comment.

[@marcoponts8942]

How are there so many videos showing me how to turn my glider back around but no videos telling me how to not let it happen in the first place? 😅

[@tonelli86]

Or you go into backfly and then give it a half spin.

[@MeadsLTC]

I think you should demo that. I suspect the in a decent breeze the inexperienced might get dragged?

[@flybubblecarlo]

indeed, that'd work for some, but do you see that as tip or a trick? 🤓

[@flybubblecarlo]

@@MeadsLTC agreed, plus I think if you don't do that right there's a good chance of damaging your wing, especially the leading edge. but still, it's a fun trick, for those who can do it, I think.