The Speedfly course is designed for those looking to deepen their knowledge of mini-paragliding techniques, adapting to diverse conditions and perspectives. It is essential that participants are completely independent in takeoff, flight, and landing, ensuring everyone's safety.

During the course, we will cover flights in zero wind conditions, practicing proper takeoffs, as well as in strong winds. We will learn to assess the Speedfly glider's reactions, taking advantage of its exceptional maneuverability. The main objective is to prepare an effective descent before putting it into practice.

Speedflying complements the traditional paragliding experience, allowing you to fly in the mountains with lightweight equipment and maximizing your opportunities for ridge soaring when conditions are favorable. We will also practice in safe environments, even in strong winds.

Goals

For this level of progression, the objectives are.

To know the finesse and braking level of our sail.

Use of the area for close-range or maneuvering flights.

Attack points for descent.

Different styles of descents or proximity.

Maximum landing speed.

Content

Flights concentrated in one point.

Flights with and without trim.

Maneuvering with the mini-sail.

Types of landings.

Internships

Takeoffs in different areas

Proximity flights in diagonals, zigzags, pendulums or attacking.

Flat turns and dips.

90 or 180º landings.

Includes

Flights focused on quality, not quantity.

Transport and collection.

Five days of effective practice.

Theoretical classes

Same theory taken to level 2

Fineza del Speedfly 

Change of draft with the trimmer

Depth factor

Maximum and minimum speed of Speedfly sails

Video correction

As an indirect and complementary aid to the theoretical classes, we try to record most of your course, mainly in case we need to correct any gestures; it's better to see yourself from the outside.