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"PilotCFI" wrote in message 4... "Dudley Henriques" dhenriques@noware .net wrote in ink.net: wrote in message oups.com... Ok, so say you are post-solo and approved to perform stalls OR you are a private pilot. Is it smart to go out and practice stalls on a normal basis? For proficiency and for fun? Or are stalls something you should only being doing for training? I would like to hear from both pilots and instructors on your thinking of this topic. Also what percentage of you out there do practice them on your own? Thanks You can consider yourself safe to perform solo stalls if you have had proper training in stalls not only entered from normally anticipated flight attitudes but also from abnormal entries such as accelerated and crossed controlled entries. Competent instructors will make sure you have had this training. EXTREMELY competent instructors will exceed the book requirement in stall training and make sure you have had basic spin entry and recovery as well. With this training in your tool kit, you should be perfectly safe in practicing stalls solo. Dudley Henriques I agree Dudley. My students get this kind of training. I would only add that to stay safe, keep practicing and get at least an annual eval. I know every two years is the requirement, but remember the requirments are minimum standards. Pilot/CFI/CFII I'm a great fan of "practicing". I've always advocated to the pilots I've trained, the adoption of what I call a "never ending training mode" that treats every flight, no matter how trivial a flight, as a training flight requiring a serious self appraisal, adjustment in technique, and/or correction as an ongoing result. This requires a professional approach to everyday flying that uses a highly developed habit patterns where a pilot engages in a constant self evaluation and correction pattern geared toward maximizing his/her performance on a constant basis. I like a habit pattern in a pilot that causes him/her to come off a perfectly executed flight thinking about how he could have made it better. :-) Dudley Henriques |
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