Mount Caburn - 14/9/2024 - Some good lift, and sudden sink - all the way down to landing.

[@williambohm1886]

Where did you get trained?

[@jacquecilliers]

I trained in Peru . I was flying in Lima and in the foothills of the andes

[@turkeyphant]

Why are you not on bar when in sink?

[@jacquecilliers]

I was on bar in sink... It just added more sink. The wind was pretty strong, so forward movement was hard.

[@turkeyphant]

​@@jacquecilliersit adds more sink. The point is the glide is better

[@jacquecilliers]

@turkeyphant where specifically are you seeing I'm not on bar? I was on bar quite a lot.

[@turkeyphant]

​@@jacquecilliers3:55-4:20 also even with legs straight you're nowhere near pulley to pulley

[@jacquecilliers]

​@@turkeyphant I can't push full speed bar any further. It might look like it's not block to block, but it doesn't go any further. And yes you're right. I do come off bar at points...a bit harsh of a criticism I think, but you're right.

[@MJHKing1]

Great to see you back out and you had a smile in your voice...despite the sink

[@jacquecilliers]

It was good to get out and flying again. I think my time on the ground was good. Its time to get back up and start working on the nuances of flying.

[@CoIoneIPanic]

How does this guy maintain a tone like hes in an elevator when his variometer is shrieking😅

[@jacquecilliers]

I actually lolled when I read this! Its usually height that freaks me out. When I get really high and my paraglider makes unautherised movements ... that's when I go quiet. Thanks for watching ... as usual.