was out at the usual spot this morning, bit windy but whatever. been practicing the same stupid roll to split s combo for like three weeks and i finally strung it into a half decent line today. botched the landing at the end but the actual trick sequence felt clean for once. went back and watched the dvr and yeah its still sloppy but you can actually tell what i was trying to do which is progress i guess. anyone else find that windy days actually help you learn to commit to inputs more? felt like i was being forced to be more agressive with the sticks

yeah wind is a double edged thing for me. sometimes it makes me fly better becuase i stop babying the sticks, other times it just ruins everything and i pack up early. depends on the mood honestly

DVR is so underrated for actually improving. i stopped checking mine for a while and my flying stalled out, started reviewing it again and immediately noticed i was not committing to the throttle punch after inverted maneuvers, was bleeding so much speed for no reason. keep watching it even when it hurts to see how bad it looks