I've been a Fly with Greg subscriber since its roll out several years ago. At that time I was just starting out on my paragliding journey. The video catalogue and the live AMAs have been (and continue to be) an extreemly valuable part of my progression; and, as my piloting has grown, so have the offerings on the site. Here's why the sevice has value to me: - Instructor knowledge: Greg has decades of experience flying and teaching flying and this deep well of knowledge shines through in every video. - Instructional design: When I stated and Greg was rolling out the various and sundry videos, I didn't see the whole picture.. until I did; and when I saw it, I was absolutely delighted. I love good instructional design and Greg's is next level. At first I thought that they were just a collection of 'how to' videos on discrete topics (useful for sure but not unique). As things developed I realized that there are important instructional threads that run through every leson and, as I started connecting them, things that I was experiencing in the air began to make a whole lot more sense. - Video quality: the videos are so good. The audio is crystal clear and the video editing is really top shelf. - Suport: the regular AMAs and the Community Chat both offer great ways to get specific questions answered. Often someone will post a video and ask, "why did this happen?" These videos often get turned into full-length breakdown videos in the main catalogue. - Catalouge depth: I can pick any topic and there are dozens of related videos (ordered in an incremental, step by step, approach). The more recent videos cover topics that pertain to me right now (xc and comps) but I often find myself going back and starting certain progressions over. With the benifit of a bit more context, I find subtilties and gems I missed my first time through. As I close out my sixth year in this amazing sport I am extreemly grateful for the instructors and mentors who have helped me progress. It's been (and continues to be) an amazing journey and Greg's instruction played a huge part in it. Thank you Greg.