Thank you! Yes I kept them super simple as they are for the begginers. You're right, the forward launch is so infrequently used now, but something we all need in our locker!

That's a great idea / tip! Sounds like it also makes it easier to let them go too!

Thank you! I really appreciate your feedback, happy you found it to be a good video. Thanks for the tip, I agree those terms would suit 😊

Thanks mate! I'm trying my best 😁

Glad it was helpful!

Thanks Carlo! 😁

Thanks so much!

Thank you man!

Thanks for much dude ❤️

Thank you mate! Thought we would try it!

Glad you liked them!

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you so much 🥰

This is a great idea yes, someone drew my attention to this method in another comment and I think it would work. I haven't attempted it myself yet but in theory it sounds good.Thanks!

Ahh brilll, thanks for your comment mate, glad you liked it!

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Trying my best fella 🤘

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You're welcome!

Thanks buddy ❤️

I typically look at each wing tip as I launch having done a thorough line check. For this video I was in the field for 5 hours, so i knew it was good.

Thanks Ian! Thought it may help some pilots between classes or between breaks 😊

Absolutely! Thanks for sharing this, great to add the reasoning behind it.

You maybe could have mentioned that with gliders with split A's just use centre A's to get a clean inflation. My glider is rubbish using all A's! And personally I don't like the Spitfire arms back run either, but good video mate.

Yeah fair enough, I can agree with you on that. It varies from wing to wing but most do prefer the centre A inflation.

thank you mate!!

Yep, you should check the glider once it is above your head definitely. This wasn't an instructional video, just tips 👌

I mean for all series "5 tips"

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You think so? I find I can use my brakes all the same!

@@JackPimblett can you explain what is the purpose of stretching your hands back?

Sure there are a lot of styles and techniques in launching/flying/ and so on. What @Paul Skywalker means, and I agree with that, is that if you put your arms backwards like shown your shouldermovement is locked (so called policelockposition) if you need to put the brakes higher (in strong wind takeoffs and flat takeoffsites) you have to bend you upper body more forward which leads to more pressure on the chestbelt. This leads to a movement of your center of gravity of the body behind the mainraisers of the harness. (Your ass gets more into your harness) if the glider creates lift then there is a turningmomentum which pulls your feet up and pushes the whole body into a seated position. The bad thing on that is that you get shortly a bigger amount of unintended brakeamount. Which is, quite bad for strong wind and flat takeoffs.. It makes it as well a bit harder to accelerate if you have a bit more belly 😁 so in some cases a armposition during acceleration with pointing finger and thumb pointing upwards and close to the maillions is better. ✌️

Interesting technique! As you say, there are different techniques with pros and cons to each. I fear that having your arms in the upright position forces you to run more upright too, providing less acceleration and loading through the glider. The technique shown in this video is pretty normal for the UK I believe but can always differ from school to school / country to country. Here I was just offering a tip that may or may not help you. Certainly not a form of instruction. Thanks!

Cheers mate! Hope you are having a wicked day 😘