Bad weather conditions are approaching in the next few days for Paramotoring. But today still good and we took advantage of the day. The meeting point was Villa Pesquera Isabela. This time, the winds ranged from 15 to 20 mph, with some gusts of 23 mph, and although strong for many pilots, others were comfortable […]
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We went to “La Guancha” in Ponce. The idea of the day was to officially start the training of the new students, Micah Greenberg and his girlfriend Leora. They reside in San Juan. In addition, Luis Antonio Cruz, a native of Ponce, began training. Also, the student Wilkins Torres was continuing his training traveling from
Saturday, April 15, 2023 – Visit “La Guancha” in Ponce with new Students. Read More »
A good morning to fly and practice in Villa Pesquera Isabela. This time we have the arrival of New Students ready to learn to fly Paramotor at the Team Kamikazes school. Student Angelo Ávila, who began his course last week, was returning with his girlfriend Genesis, who wanted to Live the flight Experience. Along with
Wednesday, January 12, 2022- Students Day!!! Read More »
A very active weekday for the Team Kamikazes school. Today was a very good day to fly and practice. The weather remained good until late in the afternoon. This has been rare recently. Team Kamikazes present at the activity … Luis Ruiz, his wife Jessica and children Ian Darrell and Noah EnriqueAlberto SabahEdgardo RiveraSamuel and
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Thursday, Students Day, and we left in the afternoon to Rancho Grande in Anasco. There the students Jimmy Gueits and José “TNT” Villanueva were present. Also with the Instructor Luis Ruiz came the pilots Chey Sánchez and Randy Tirado. This time, although the winds were from the West, as expected, but there was turbulence. The
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And we have already begun to receive the first cold fronts that leave the United States. This means, the best flight conditions for the entire north coast of the island. Winds from the North enter the island and in very laminar conditions. This allow any PPG pilot to go “cross” flight by tens or even
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