6 conversations, every one with a full transcript.
Paragliding Atlas has 6 conversations tagged physiology, 6 of them with a complete transcript you can read and search on the page. Guests include Dr Matt Wilkes, Maxime Pinot, Aninder Singh and Ashutosh Chopra. The subject runs alongside paragliding, himalayas, cognitive load.
Dr Matt Wilkes shares research on where pilots actually reach for a reserve handle under rotation, which follows the skeleton rather than the harness layout: the hip bone when rotating forwa
A short extract on the environmental factors that matter most when flying big mountains, which come down to oxygen, cold, G force and sun exposure. It covers where hypoxia begins, how to rec
On the side lines of recently concluded PWC Krusevo 2025 edition I got to sit down with Maxime in a tell all tale about how we all can approach the sport of paragliding in a way that makes u
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Ashutosh Chopra, an aviator by profession, works through where passion stops and obsession starts in a sport with no biological retirement age to tell anyone when to stop. His approach to fe
Antoine Girard was told that flying at 8,000 metres was not possible, so in 2016 he went and did it, and now talks about 9,000 as a way of showing there is no ceiling at all. He describes re