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Tyler P · 03-05-2010, 05:20 PM

I basically do what Bdegan does. Go with a plan.

I started into 3D right away, but then started flying IMAC later. IMAC has made me a better pilot for sure because you need to be able to hold the lines and do things with accuracy. I believe it has also improved my 3D flying because I've started practicing a freestyle routine for competition. Practicing the set sequences of IMAC teach you new maneuvers, and then you can pull those maneuvers anywhere you want!

So, in short, a plan is what is needed. Anyone can go and burn holes in the sky all day long, but doing things with accuracy is important too. Go to the field and plan to practice certain maneuvers and you'll notice as time goes on that you've got more and more maneuvers in your arsenal!

Tyler

03-05-2010, 05:20 PM	#3
Tyler P RCC Supreme Contributor I am: Tyler P Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Osgoode, ON Radio of choice: JR 9503 # of RCs: 10 Feedback: 0 / 0% Posts: 2,394 Total Props: 6	Re: What do we do to become better pilots? I basically do what Bdegan does. Go with a plan. I started into 3D right away, but then started flying IMAC later. IMAC has made me a better pilot for sure because you need to be able to hold the lines and do things with accuracy. I believe it has also improved my 3D flying because I've started practicing a freestyle routine for competition. Practicing the set sequences of IMAC teach you new maneuvers, and then you can pull those maneuvers anywhere you want! So, in short, a plan is what is needed. Anyone can go and burn holes in the sky all day long, but doing things with accuracy is important too. Go to the field and plan to practice certain maneuvers and you'll notice as time goes on that you've got more and more maneuvers in your arsenal! Tyler __________________ Team Great Hobbies Team Durango Canada Hobbico