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Use your head rest. Minimize head movements, especially pitching your
head up and down. Use your eyeballs to look around. Yes you must look around especially before turning, always clear your turns. But if you minimize unnecessary head pitching you WILL reduce your motion sickness. Also, you can condition yourself by stimulating your equilibrium system by swinging on swings and twirling on playground equipment. Don't make yourself sick, stop and sit still till the feeling passes. The more you expose yourself to extreme equilibrial stimulation the more you will be able to tolerate. Eventually it will not be a problem or will only bother after a long lay off from soaring. Then you just have to work up to it again. Don't let this problem stop you. |
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