SIV dates for May is set! Join us!
13th - 15th May 17th - 19th May
Lake Garda - Italy!
Fear can be a sneaky little devil when it comes to messing with our situational awareness while paragliding. It has this uncanny ability to grab hold of our attention and make us oblivious to everything else around us. It's like wearing blinders, but instead of horses, we're the ones stumbling around with limited vision.
Imagine this: you're soaring through the air, feeling the rush of happiness, when suddenly fear creeps in. Your focus narrows, laser-like, onto the source of that fear, blocking out all the important cues and information that could guide your decision-making. It's like having tunnel vision, where your brain only registers the threat, but everything else becomes a blurry background.
And that's not all. Fear can also trigger our ancient fight-or-flight response, turning our cognitive abilities into mush. In this panicked state, our once-clear thinking becomes a jumbled mess, and rational decision-making goes out the window. We might find ourselves making impulsive, knee-jerk reactions that only worsen the situation.
But fear doesn't have to be the boss of us. With the right training, experience, and a proactive approach to risk management, we can outsmart that sneaky devil. We can become masters of our fear, recognizing it for what it is and channeling our inner calmness.
Picture this: you're up there, facing your fear head-on.
You acknowledge its presence, but you don't let it take control. Instead, you stay cool, composed, and focused on the bigger picture. You become attuned to your surroundings, noticing every little detail, every potential hazard. Your flight plan becomes a carefully crafted strategy, adjusting and adapting to any challenges that come your way.
By actively managing fear and prioritizing situational awareness, you not only enhance your safety but also elevate your enjoyment of the sport. It's like conquering a thrilling rollercoaster ride, where fear becomes a catalyst for growth and excitement. So, embrace the fear, dance with it, but always remember to stay in control. Happy flying!
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Flying Karlis
New video in SIV De-Brief series is coming out today.
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Flying Karlis
New video series are coming out - Focused on SIV and precision in rotational work.
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Flying Karlis
Join us for SIV course - 27th - 29th July and 1st - 3rd August!
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Flying Karlis
SIV dates for May is set! Join us!
13th - 15th May
17th - 19th May
Lake Garda - Italy!
Fear can be a sneaky little devil when it comes to messing with our situational awareness while paragliding. It has this uncanny ability to grab hold of our attention and make us oblivious to everything else around us. It's like wearing blinders, but instead of horses, we're the ones stumbling around with limited vision.
Imagine this: you're soaring through the air, feeling the rush of happiness, when suddenly fear creeps in. Your focus narrows, laser-like, onto the source of that fear, blocking out all the important cues and information that could guide your decision-making. It's like having tunnel vision, where your brain only registers the threat, but everything else becomes a blurry background.
And that's not all. Fear can also trigger our ancient fight-or-flight response, turning our cognitive abilities into mush. In this panicked state, our once-clear thinking becomes a jumbled mess, and rational decision-making goes out the window. We might find ourselves making impulsive, knee-jerk reactions that only worsen the situation.
But fear doesn't have to be the boss of us. With the right training, experience, and a proactive approach to risk management, we can outsmart that sneaky devil. We can become masters of our fear, recognizing it for what it is and channeling our inner calmness.
Picture this: you're up there, facing your fear head-on.
You acknowledge its presence, but you don't let it take control. Instead, you stay cool, composed, and focused on the bigger picture. You become attuned to your surroundings, noticing every little detail, every potential hazard. Your flight plan becomes a carefully crafted strategy, adjusting and adapting to any challenges that come your way.
By actively managing fear and prioritizing situational awareness, you not only enhance your safety but also elevate your enjoyment of the sport. It's like conquering a thrilling rollercoaster ride, where fear becomes a catalyst for growth and excitement. So, embrace the fear, dance with it, but always remember to stay in control. Happy flying!
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Flying Karlis
Book your dates now! www.flyingkarlis.com/register
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Flying Karlis
If you would like to join some of my courses, don't wait too long. April is filling up only 2 places left for the month of April.
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Flying Karlis
Let get together for some flying!
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Flying Karlis
Guide to St. André is now available!
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Flying Karlis
After years of creating videos, I have been accepted into YouTubes partner program. In this video I'll talk about what is the plan for the future for this Youtube channel! Going Live 6pm CET
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