Kiting Clinic​
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Having trouble taking 2 weeks off from work? Or leaving the family for 2 weeks? Then the KITING CLINIC is for you!
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We've received a lot of feedback about how 14 days of training is a challenge with work and life schedules, so we are getting creative with solutions that provide flexibility while maintaining safety.
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One of the most time consuming parts of training is learning to kite. Kiting is the skill of handling the glider while on the ground. Your training progression is focused on becoming proficient in kiting. Once this skill is mastered, flying not only becomes possible, but significantly easier.
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We are excited to offer kiting clinics that teach you the basics of glider design and how to safely kite the glider. After attending, you will have a solid foundation to continue practicing this skill on your own.
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Who this clinic is for:
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The future paramotor pilot who wants to jumpstart their training experience.
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Those who are committed to refining their skills ahead of time to help shorten the duration of their training.
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Those who want a taste of the sport to see if it's a good fit!
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How much does it cost?
The kiting clinic is $250. If you choose to purchase your own kiting glider or flight glider from us within 30 days of the clinic, we will credit the $250 towards your purchase. A kiting glider is $1,630 (plus applicable MA/CT tax), plus a harness that ranges from $200-400. We have a couple styles for you to choose from. A flight glider is in the range of $3,800-$4,100.
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Where? When? What about weather?
We are opening up the first week of each remaining training in 2024 to host kiting clinics along side our trainings. We are on the field every trainable weather window, typically from 9am - 6pm. Come join when your schedule allows during the following windows (we will be in touch with specific timing based on your availability):
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Simsbury, CT - September 24 - 29
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Will I be ready to fly after this clinic?
No, not from this clinic alone. BUT you will have the foundation and the skills for kiting so you can practice on your own. If you are committed to developing these skills on your own, prior to training, your training track will be significantly faster. You will still need to attend ground school, as well as progress through the training modules (like tandem flight, simulator training, and important safety briefings), but the 14 day training becomes a lot more flexible because you've already put in the work to master the most critical skill.
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​Ready to get started? Click the link below:
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