SIV - Dynamic Manuvers (Intermediate SIV)
Dynamic Manuvers (Intermediate) is Introduces high-energy maneuvers and more aggressive descent methods. Spiral Dives: Learning to manage high G-force descents. B-Stall: A stable, vertical descent technique by pulling the B-risers. Wingovers: Mastering energy management through coordinated turns. Rapid Exit from Spirals: Ensuring a safe transition back to level flight.
What You'll Learn
Requirements
Prerequisites
- P3+ certificate
- Introductory SIV course completed
- Minimum 150 flights
Equipment
- EN-B/C paraglider, reserve parachute, helmet
- Harness with back protection, radio
Physical Requirements
- Comfortable with moderate-high G-forces
Description
Course Curriculum
4 modules • 14 lessons • 10 h
Theory Materials
6
Intermediate SIV - The Importance of Preventing "Negative Regimes" (Spin/Stall)
This is one of the most critical aspects within an Intermediate SIV course. While a pilot learns how to prevent wing collapses at the introductory stage, the main challenge at the intermediate level becomes preventing "negative regimes" (Spin/Stall) during dynamic maneuvers.
3 min
Intermediate SIV Course: Daily Training Plan
The Intermediate SIV Daily Training Plan is more than just a flight schedule; it is a logically structured progression designed to habituate the pilot to increasing dynamics and physical loads. Each day serves a specific psycho-physical transformation—moving from passive reaction to active mastery.
4 min
Intermediate SIV: Detailed Description of Maneuvers
Intermediate SIV maneuvers represent the boundary between standard piloting and complete dynamic control of the wing. At this stage, maneuvers are no longer just "defensive"; they become active tools for managing extreme situations.
4 min