Spin Recovery on Exact Heading; Is as hard as it sounds! 😬 

Pure #Joy as I figure out Spin Recoveries ON HEADING! (while test Flying the new A30 :)
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To learn proper spin recovery technique, first and foremost, work with a qualified instructor - but also, watch the #Aerobatic training episode(s) I filmed with Luke :)
That said, this one is definitely NOT training - it’s just sharing my raw excitement and glee as I start to really figure out how to recover from spins with some degree of precision in the hopes to fly a competition; so really this is just sharing my debrief in that regard - I’m absolutely not endeavouring to train you how to execute, or recover from spins.
Here's a text Luke sent me after reviewing this rough cut:
“One observation …..
I’ve been watching you for many many years now and seeing you nail your spin recoveries is PROBABLY the most ecstatic I’ve ever seen you in a flying scenario :D“
Luke training playlists:
Pitts S2B:
• Advanced Aerobatics Tr...
Extra300:
• Extra 300L Checkout (P...
More about Luke and Harv’s Air Inverted:
www.harvsairinverted.com/
And as always CloudAhoy is my debriefing tool of choice, a really cool feature for those of you that don’t have edit suites at home, is that you can sync a raw RU-vid #Flying video with in the interface, and it will intelligently stay in sync with your debrief!
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