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April 26th 17, 09:11 AM
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Tow Plane Upsets......
Le mercredi 26 avril 2017 03:45:04 UTC+2, George Haeh a écrit*:
Yes, I know that's taught, but does anybody put the student high so that release is required. Just as with spins, there's a difference between being told what to do - and actually going into the situation. Putting a student high so that a release is required would be plain stupid and reckless behaviour of an instructor. Any exercise needs to be planned in a way that the student has some room for error, and that the instructor can recover the situation if the student finally fails to do so. In a high position there is no such margin. There are situations which just can't be trained. Bert TW 
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