Training

Here you will find everything you need for the courses.

• Training plan for your parrots
  
• feedback and question time
• weight table
  

The preparation course is aimed at all new members. This gives them an overview and an introduction to the Flieger Club website and the tools we use. In addition, all information necessary to move around safely in the club and to participate in training is provided.

The check-in course is aimed at those parrot owners who want to start training. In four courses, Eleonore Giehl conveys the training tools (clicker and target stick) required for training as well as training basics (motivation and conditioning). The subsequent flight attendant course builds on the basics learned here.

This course is aimed not only at those participants who want to carry the parrot with them with the aviator, but also at parrot owners who want to develop a better relationship with their parrot. In small steps that build on each other, Michael Sazhin teaches you how to wear the aviator, from getting used to taming it. Elli will take care of a perfect translation for you.

The pilot courses teach the parrots to gradually get used to "outside". Important topics such as the body language of the parrots, first flight exercises and flight games as well as altitude training and legal requirements for vacation trips with the parrot are dealt with here by Andreas Zenger. This course is aimed at those participants who have successfully completed the flight attendant course.

In this course, the skills acquired in the pilot course are applied and deepened. The young pilots are informed about dangers, training of avoidance points, weather conditions and much more. informed by Andreas Zenger. Through playful training, small flight maneuvers and even flying on a long leash are practiced. The risks and dangers of free flight are also examined from all sides and compared with the "secured" free flight.

In this group, those members who have successfully completed the captaincy course have the opportunity to exchange ideas about problems and incidents that occur during daily "outdoor training". Furthermore, many useful tips and tricks, which facilitate the daily interaction between parrot and owner, are exchanged with each other.