For the cost of a cup of coffee, recieve instant access to our 103 page digital ground school manual. This manual is a result of over a decade of flying experience, packaged and written into a simple and easy to understand manual. This manual is NOT a replacement for your training, but instead a guide to help you get a head start before you arrive. This is a simple, visually focused, ground school manual to help new paramotor pilots start their journey.
Some Lessons In The Manaul:
FAR 103 - regulations we have to follow
Weather Basics -what we're looking for
Clouds - what they mean
Terminology
Apps we use and recommend
Paraglider breakdown
Paramotor breakdown
Basics of our flight controls
And loads more...
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How To Get The Manual:
Step 1 - Add the manual to the cart Step 2 - Proceed to checkout and complete the payment Step 3 - Recieve order confirmation from us (this doesn't have the manual in it) Step 4 - Recieve a seprate email from us with a digital copy of the manual Step 5 - Leave us a review if you liked the manual
I bought the “Ground School Manual” online. Transaction went perfect and the book itself is exactly as advertised. Very in depth and well written and put together.
I'm looking into getting paramotor trike training and wanted to take a look at the ground school before pulling the trigger. I'm now even more excited about doing this!
Got your manual just to get a jump start on things. Prior to booking enrollment this spring 2026 in your 10 day beginner class. The manual looks to be pretty informative and easy to understand.
Your manual seems quite comprehensive. I liked the detailed information and schematics of the controls (brakes, lines, trims, etc). I also liked the strong emphasis on safety practices, like the pre-flight checklist and including the weather information and the detailed information related to FAR 103. I’ve not flown paramotors but am considering taking lessons so I’m learning what I can about it to help inform myself. I appreciate the opportunity to review your manual.
Hey Trevor….talking about cell phone use in flight would be good….any options for phone mounts you recommend to keep your hand free and where best to mount to avoid snag risks….is a see-through touch-sensitive pouch strapped to the thigh a better option or can you somehow make a Dashboard-like setup, etc…….thanks!