Day 1: Introduction and Basic Theory
- Morning:
- Meeting with instructors, getting to know the group.
- Introduction to paragliding: history, types of paragliders, principles of flight.
- Equipment review: paraglider, harness, helmet, reserve parachute.
- Afternoon:
- Basics of aerodynamics and meteorology.
- Safety in paragliding: basic rules and potential risks.
- Practice packing a paraglider.
- Evening:
- Questions and answers.
- Preparation for the next day.
Day 2: Practical classes on the ground
- Morning:
- Warm-up and physical training.
- Paraglider control on the ground: takeoff, landing, wing control.
- Afternoon:
- Simulation of takeoff and landing on training slopes.
- Practice interacting with the wind and paraglider control at low altitude.
- Evening:
- Discussion of mistakes and achievements, debriefing.
Day 3: Low-altitude flights
- Morning:
- Review of safety precautions.
- Preparing for the flight: equipment check, harness adjustment.
- Afternoon:
- First flights from low altitude under instructor supervision.
- Analysis of each flight, technique adjustment.
- Evening:
- Reflection and discussion of progress.
Day 4: Intermediate flights
- Morning:
- Theoretical lesson on routes and navigation.
- Exercises to improve flight technique.
- Afternoon:
- Flights from higher altitudes, mastering the basics of navigation in the air, flights with an instructor in tandem.
- Working on turning and flight stabilization techniques.
- Evening:
- Analysis of flight videos, discussion of mistakes.
Day 5: Advanced techniques and long flights
- Morning:
- Review of all topics covered.
- Theory of advanced techniques: dynamic soaring, use of thermals.
- Day:
- Long flight practice, practicing advanced techniques.
- Individual assignments for each student.
- Evening:
- Final discussion, Q&A, flight debriefing.
Day 6: Final exam and certificate
- Morning:
- Review of all key points of the course.
- Examination flight demonstrating acquired skills.
- Afternoon:
- Additional flights for those who want to improve their skills.
Day 7:
On the seventh day of our program, we will fly morning routes with an emphasis on stable altitude holding and maneuvering. We will work on consolidating all acquired skills in more difficult conditions.
- Presentation of certificates and closing remarks by the instructor.
- Evening:
- Ceremonial completion of the course, sharing impressions and contacts.
Gala dinner with Turkish cuisine and a cultural program, where participants will be able to enjoy Turkish music and dance. We will also discuss the achievements of the course and preparation for the final flights.
This day will not only allow you to deepen your paragliding skills, but also to immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Turkish culture against the backdrop of the beautiful landscapes of Oludeniz.
This program is designed for beginners and allows you to go from getting acquainted with paragliding to independent flights.
1-1 Courses for people who do not have enough time!
We offer 11 days private paragliding training 1-1
If you prefer to study 1-1, we can offer you 11 days of private lessons with the best instructors in the business. Confidence is important in flying, which is why we want to provide you with a thorough training program to help you become the most independent and confident pilot possible.
1-1 lesson ensures that your education will be as thorough and in-depth as possible. For absolute beginners or those who have already started their training.
For more information or to discuss just email us.
Paragliding training from scratch may include several options, which may vary in duration, intensity and components included. The following are examples of training options and an estimated cost:
A paragliding training course usually includes the following components:
1. Theoretical training:
• Introduction to paragliding: history, basic concepts, types of paragliders and equipment.
• Meteorology: Understanding weather conditions and their impact on flights, studying thermal pillars, winds and turbulence.
• Security: safety rules, risk management, emergency procedures and precautions.
• Aerodynamics: principles of flight, paragliding control, air currents and glide path.
• Flight planning: site selection, condition assessment, route planning and weather forecasting.
2. Ground training:
• Learning to deploy and collapse the wing.
• Technique of takeoff and landing.
• Control of the ship on the ground and in the air.
• Paragliding training using a harness and a train.
• Training simulators and trainers.
3. Practical flights:
• First flights at low altitude with an instructor.
• Gradual increase in flight altitude and duration.
• Practicing paragliding, changing direction, performing maneuvers and turns.
• Working with meteorological conditions and avoiding turbulence.
• Training in emergency procedures and safe landings.
4. Solo flights:
• Flights without direct supervision of an instructor.
• Development of skills for planning and performing flights in various weather conditions.
• Increasing confidence in paraglider control and making independent decisions in flight.
• Practice performing various maneuvers and tricks.
In addition, the paragliding training course may include access to special equipment and tools, as well as the accompaniment of experienced instructors and feedback on the results of flights.