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Published by Wichita Paramotor (ICT PPG)
Powered Paragliding people, talking about Paramotor stuff, with Paramotor people. Coming to you from Wichita, Kansas, the Air Capital of the World! With your Buttfan Fanatic, Leo Kiesling, the lead Paramotor Instructor at Wichita Paramotor! www.wichitaparamotor.com www.facebook.com/wichitaparamotor www.youtube.com/@wichitaparamotor
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Leo comes to you from Hangar Five at Norwich Municipal Airport and chats with students, shows off the field, and talks about training to safely fly powered paragliding butt fans.
Your host, Leo, invites Jeff to tell the story of an incident that earned him and his motor some interesting nicknames. Listen and watch as they describe training and flying together over the last few years!
Your host, Leo, interviews PPG 1 student Mike, who explains how the Air Force led him to paramotors and where the silly yellow Ground Crew hat came from. This is the very first episode of Wichita Paramotor Coast to Coast, with video!
Leo talks to Jeff C. about learning to fly together and what Jeff is flying now! Hear about the Endless Foot Drag incident that earned Jeff the nickname Flying Finger Boy and forever branded his old motor "The Lacerator!"
Season 1, Episode 1 - Your host Leo introduces Air Force veteran and avid new paramotor pilot, Mike! They will talk about why they fly, what they hope the sport will be in the future, and the paramotor life!
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