The world’s first G-force simulator for paragliders
The G-Force trainer is a centrifugal force simulator that was developed for the further training of paraglider pilots and can be tried out at the Flieger-Base. So you no longer need to be afraid of the initiation of the spiral and an uncertain outcome. You don’t need 1,000 meters of altitude below you and you can fully concentrate on the exercises.
Train directly with Thomas on the G-Force trainer:
Requests by mail: office@gforce-trainer.com
Phone: +43 (0) 664 3515599
Benefits
of the simulator training- Learn under real but controlled conditions.
- Limit the maximum G-load to any value.
- Prepare and practice of procedures in difficult emergency situations (risk of blackout in the event of unintentionally caused centrifugal loads, e.g. spiral fall after a cravat or collision).
- Close-up observation
Errors or carelessness in stressful situations don’t remain hidden and can thus be corrected and consolidated in the process. - The rescue release can be safely tested or checked.
- You can also learn to control your body movements in connection with your belt without being disturbed.
Training
The training goals include the safe handling of G-forces, learning the breath-movement-tension techniques as well as controlling and controlling the G-force in a spiral.
We want to point out that it’s not just about “how much G I can take” but what a spiral actually feels like, what am I doing right or wrong and, above all, “How do I initiate a spiral with the right technique – and also out again in the border area?”.
Theory
Danger and technical instruction on the training device
Simulator training with increasing G-load with individual adjustment to the pilot and learning anti-G-straining.
Maneuver
Learning the movement sequences for initiating and exiting the spiral dive with error analysis
Optimization of harness settings (if necessary)
Getting to know the physical limits up to the beginning
Blackout
Expanding the limits with the technique “Anti-G-Straining Maneuver”
Deployment of the rescue parachute from your own harness at high G loads (4G).
Evaluation with debriefing
Video analysis and film contribution of your training on request