Flying in Turbulence

Tips on flying parachutes in turbulence, eloquently explained by Brian Germain

Soak up Brian’s understanding and enthusiasm about flying canopies and how the angle of attack affects flight.

Meet: Brian Germain

Brian Germain made his first skydive in 1986 at the age of eighteen and quickly attained all the available ratings. He graduated from the University of Vermont with a degree in Psychology and over 1000 skydives. Today with over 14000 jumps and 25 years of instructional experience, Brian travels the world teaching basic, advanced and instructor level canopy courses, provides Life Coaching, keynote speaking and workshops for corporate and organizational events. He has authored numerous critically acclaimed books, designs parachutes and is a featured instructor and keynote speaker at Adventure Wisdom LLC.

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Crosswind Landings - 29th July 2021
Laziness is your enemy - 18th January 2021
The Long Haul - 7th January 2021
Landing on Rear Risers - 6th November 2020
Flying in Turbulence - 30th October 2020
Kill Line Love - 13th October 2020
Say Something! - 8th December 2017
Abort abort abort! - 24th May 2017

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Crosswind Landings - 29th July 2021
Laziness is your enemy - 18th January 2021
The Long Haul - 7th January 2021
Landing on Rear Risers - 6th November 2020
Flying in Turbulence - 30th October 2020
Kill Line Love - 13th October 2020
Say Something! - 8th December 2017
Abort abort abort! - 24th May 2017