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Greg news:Yy%o5.1095$oz4.268929@news.uswest.net... > I have been reading this newsgroup for just a short while, but have really > enjoyed all of the thoughtful, and well informed posts...so this seems like > a great place to ask for advice about aerobatic training. I am a private > pilot, and am about to start my instrument rating... I would like to > continue on in the future to become an instructor. Here is my > question/situation: I am contemplating doing some spin/loops/wing over/etc. > training with one of the more senior instructors at my local FBO. I am > wondering, how freaked out did you out there in cyberland get the first time > you did such maneuvers? (I have only recently gotten over the stress of > power-on and turning stalls). Thoughts, comments, suggestions, and > reminiscences welcome. > Greg, go for it big time. It will make you a pilot. Go to the IAC site at http://www.iac.org (which happens to be down at the moment) and find the section on aerobatic schools and flight instruction to find a competent instructor and plane in your area. Be leery of instructors with low aerobatic time (and no competition) and/or non-aerobatic capable aircraft. You can also post to a news exploder there and get information and answers from some of the best aerobatic pilots and instructors in the world. |
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