okay so this has been months in the making but i finally threw a halfpipe into a split S into a wall ride and it actually looked decent on the DVR. like not perfect, the exit on the wall ride was a bit janky and i overcorrected on the throttle coming out but the whole thing flowed together for once. been flying this same spot for like two months just doing individual tricks trying to get them consistent before linking anything.

honestly the biggest thing for me was slowing down mentally, i used to try to rush into the next input before the quad even finished the first move and it just made everything look chaotic. anyway just wanted to share because this community kinda kept me going when i was ready to give up on ever getting past basic flips

wall rides are so satisfying when they click. took me forever too. whats your throttle curve looking like, that helped me a lot for the recovery part after coming off the wall

yeah the slowing down thing is real. i see so many people at the field just mashing sticks and wondering why their lines look sloppy. muscle memory takes time and theres no shortcut really, sounds like you figured that out the right way