Always look for your instructor's eyes! As you cannot hear each other in The Wind, you can only read his face and you must follow the exact hand signals! If you don't look up at your instructor, you don't know how to hold yourself to fly well. When you see this sign, raise your head a little. That's it!

It's all physics! The more surface area you give, the more the wind blows up, the less the surface area, the less the wind blows up. When you see this signal, you need to stretch both legs a little more. Try not to scrabble, just move calmly.

If your instructor shows this sign, a small area should be taken away from the wind. Bend your legs, not too fast, not too fast, just comfortable. Keep adjusting your posture until the instructor "corrects" you ! Well do

To get the perfect grip in the wind, you need to let go! Really the most important part of flying is to relax! You can't even ride a bike or swim in a cramp, believe me, that's the secret of flying! Let the wind flow through you and you'll be better able to follow your instructor's instructions!

When the instructor points in front of your hips, he wants you to homo as much as possible! Push your hips forward, tuck your buttocks in. This movement is also practiced in class, in "dry training".