https://youtu.be/4bYPvx3fg2I

ATV Towing is the use of an ATV used as a non stationary moving vehicle with a static line to tow a hang glider or paraglider into the air. Compared to a scooter tow setup, there are not many changes which have to be made to the ATV.

The tow line is laid out in an open field and runs from the rear of the ATV to a
turn-around pulley anchored to the ground a few feet behind the ATV, then past
ATV to another turn-around pulley some distance away and back to the glider
which sits a certain distance in front of the ATV.

Since the line almost completes a full circle the glider and ATV are placed
directly behind one another. If now the tension increases through the pull of
the ATV it will increase the tension on the glider which will be pulled forward.
From this point on the instructor on the ATV is driving and pulling the glider a
set distance in front of him. The easiest way to picture this is a dog chasing
his own tail.