Adverse Yaw & Aileron Rudder Mixing Explained 

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I totally agree!

The aim of aileron-rudder mixing is to get pilots using the rudder independently, but in days as opposed to years. A pilot could start out learning to coordinate rudder with aileron entering and exiting turns, but that's not how they fly symmetrical wing planes. If you watched the video, you'd see that flat or semi-symmetrical wing planes using a-r mixing are flown with the same input techniques as symmetrical planes without mixing.

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The flat bottom wing planes I use for primary flight training benefit from some differential, but the only way to get axial banks and rolls with a flat bottom wing is with coordinated rudder

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Why not? The Ultra Stick is the perfect aerobatic training plane. I have trained hundreds of basic-Intermediate pilots on the Ultra Stick

What are you talking about? do you fly? the Ultra Stick is a great aerobatic trainer.