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March 4th 13, 04:27 AM
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Learn from a master.
I am going to sound semi-ignorant here, but are glider pilots supposed to be sitting strait up in the cockpit while turning? I have always cocked my head so as to be semi-close to level while in turns. (Motorcycle riders do it...) Is there some consensus among glider pilots that I don't know about that would suggest otherwise? I don't hear much talk on this subject at all....but it is interesting.
~Travis 
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