ok so context ? been working on linking tricks together instead of just doing them one at a time, thats the whole goal right. anyway i was at this abandoned lot i fly at and there was this perfect gap between two concrete pillars. plan was split s into the gap then immediately pull into a power loop on the other side. executed the split s fine, came out of it way faster than expected, panicked, pulled too hard, clipped the top of the loop and the quad just tombstoned straight into the gravel. popped a prop and bent an arm slightly but it actually still flew after i swapped props which was kind of impressive. the sequence itself felt amazing for like half a second though, definitely trying it again once i fix the arm

lol been there. the transition speed between tricks is something nobody really talks about but its probably the hardest part of freestyle tbh. youre carrying all the momentum from the first manuever and your brain is already thinking about the next input. i find slowing down my throttle management right before the link point helps, like consciously bleeding a tiny bit of speed so you have more margin. doesnt always look as clean but you crash a lot less

wait what motors you running if it survived that lol. ive binned quads for way less