What was easier for you?

[adamjenner 0]

I'm just curious as to which one you found easier to learn. A lot of people seem to have trouble with sit while others don't.
Just curious as to what you found the easiest one to learn

[freeflir29 0]

I voted for sit because the head down takes such FINE motor skills and subtle movement. Plus...it was easier for me to stay in a sit because it's slower. The first couple times I went HD I remember thinking....."Damn I'm going fast. I'm gonna die!!!"

[Kerrya 0]

At first I've found that TAKING a headdown position is easier than a stable sit. Mind you I was zooming around the sky. FLYING headdown (controlled) takes a lot more time, than learning sitfly.

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[FreeflyGoat 0]

I think that sit is initially easier to learn and get into but harder to master. Headdown is harder to learn at first but easy once you get your orientation.

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[airann 1]

Sit-
More of a surface area to fly with


Well, I guess. Unless you have a real tiny hinney.

~AirAnn~

[adamjenner 0]

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Well, I guess. Unless you have a real tiny hinney.

Well I guess that's bad for me hahaha

[Genn 0]

I found sit flying the easiest to learn. But everyone is different.

[tenfootswoops 0]

I totally agree w/ Goat. The basic sit was really easy for me to learn. The basic head down took a while. Now, I have to work really hard on my sit skills while my headdown skills are progressing quite well. Mobility on your head is FAR easier than in the sit.

D.J.

[FallingILweenie 0]

sitflying was definitely easier to learn. now, tho, even tho my headdown probably isn't as far along as my sit, i like to be on my head because i can move around better.