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How to Stand with Paragliding Motor

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Summary: Professional paragliding tips. Learn how to stand up with a paragliding motor attached in this free video clip on extreme sports and stunts.

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By Hugh Murphy
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Hugh Murphy has been paragliding and powered paragliding since the very early days of the sport. He has been a Powered Paragliding champion, but has since traded his competition days...read more

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"Welcome to Expert Village. My name is Hugh Murphy with Surf the Sky Paragliding. And, now that you have the harness on, depending on the size and weight of your unit, there's going to be a easiest way for you to now get to your feet. Since this Japanese unit only weighs thirty-six pounds and is one of the lighter units, you simply bring your legs back, roll your weight forward so that you can put your weight to your knees and your hands, and simply stand up. And, your weight is balanced. Then, from the side view, you can see that it's easily balanced on the shoulders. The procedure's basically the same for the heavier units. You would just balance better. Make sure you have the weight balanced when you're on all fours. And then, pushing on one knee, just straighten up and get your balance with the weight of the motor. Then, one very important part, once you're standing up is don't forget your throttle handle as this could be stepped on or damaged or drug through some debris. Once you're standing, you want to go ahead and put your control in your hand and have that with you."

eHow Article: How to Stand with Paragliding Motor

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