- 3 days training (theory and practise) with licensed instructors
- Boat rescue and emergency team
- Transport to take-off & pick-up from landing zone
Exercices description:
Every exercise is video recorded. At the end of the day, the instructor analyses the videos with the group to show each students how they performed the exercises and how to improve.
Spiral dive
Pronounced 360 turns with the leading edge of the canopy facing downward (earth). Induced by applying pressure on one side of the break line and keep turning until the wing dives.
Full stall
Stalling the wing, the wing does not fly anymore. Induced by pulling symmetrically the break lines until reaching the stall point.
Wingover
Series of dynamic turns, whilst the pilot swings “over the wing”. Induced by precise break input and body weight shift.
SAT
Kind of spiral wherein the center of the rotation is between the glider and the pilot.The axle of the rotation is steep (could be around 135 degrees), so the pilot swings above and under the level of the glider
Asymmetric spiral
Similar to a wing over but only to one side. Induced by break input and body weight shift.
Dynamic full stall from wing over
Full stall performed in a dynamic movement created after performing wing over.
Looping (from asymmetric spiral)
The pilot passes above the middle of the canopy
Asymmetric SAT
SAT with a steeper axis of rotation is steep (around 135 degrees), so the pilot swings above and under the level of the glider.
Helicopter
Controlled spin, whilst the glider is totally open the wing is in a stable turn (like the rotor of an helicopter) above the pilot’s head.
Mac twist
Negative spin from a dynamic movement and exit in a full stall.
Misty flip
Perfectly controlled 360 degree spin of the glider with high forward pitch exit.
