Kira Zilla

Thanks David. I didn't think I was being ignored, I was worried I was was being misunderstood as the first answer kind of threw me a little. Thanks

So my question was does my paragliding EP/CP training (in the UK) allow me to get up faster as I imagine they share theory and handling skills or should I sign up for a full course? I just want to know what to look for.

I'm not super intersted in flying on my own at the moment, I meant getting to the point where I can get my feet off the ground, being outside practicing. Thanks

I haven't been on a trip abroad and I wasn't really even considering one. I just wanted to ask if after finishing of my CP course three was a fast track as they share a lot of theory (I imagine) that let's you get up quicker. I'm quite patient and positive. I don't know why asking this would mean otherwise but whatever!

Hi folks, I was looking at starting paramotoring. I was hoping you guys could help me out with where to train. I am close to coventry in the UK. I have done some paragliding. I have my EP and was working towards CP in paragliding. I saw a few places but the basic course on skyschool, for example, said 'most people flying at least once' which seems very little. I understand there is a large amount of weather dependence, but I would have hoped for a bit more intensive training than this with much more sky time and I am assuming that the rest of the week would be in classroom, where they would discuss much of the same things that I would have covered in paragliding. Is that correct or am I thinking wrong? Is there an option that you think would fit me best? Thanks :-) Kira