How To 10 FPV Freestyle Tricks | LEARN THESE FIRST
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Here are the first ten FPV freestyle tricks you should learn. These tricks teach fundamental skills that build on each other to make you a better FPV Pilot!
For more detail on these tricks, watch my whole Tricks Tutorial playlist at: • Quadcopter Tricks Tuto...
I just mash the sticks randomly until cool stuff happens
Stryka FPV same. Mostly just explode though.
This is what I hate about the information age, no matter what you do, there's always another person that does it and it probably does it better than you. Randomly mashing the sticks was my style :(
that's the most fun way to do it
@Gianpa like when playing fighting games on a console? You're trying to execute the moves as precisely as possible, but your opponent is just mashing the buttons and beating you :(
I try to do the stick inputs from the old Skate games hahah
Let me just say how amazing it is to NOT get bombarded by sponsorship messages and have a purely informative video of appropriate length. Thank you for your genuine hard work Joshua.
YES
Here here
0:47 #1 Gaps
2:25 #2 Flips/rolls
4:23 #3 Variable flips/rolls
7:00 #4 Knife edge gaps
10:02 #5 Inverted float
11:19 #6 Inverted lookback
12:33 #7 Split-s
14:15 #8 Power loop
18:23 #9 Yaw spin
21:08 #10 Orbit
#sohardtoindexvideos
Thanks man, exactly what I was looking for
You called the Roll a Flip, and then called the the Flip a Roll... Is that what you meant, or am a missing somthin' ? :)
@@215cyclonehuh?
rolls involve the roll axis, and flips are either front or back flips ;))
@@215cyclone or flipping upside down, cause if something is flipped its facing the opposite direction.
Let1s take a moment to recognize that this guy is explaining+doing the tricks at the same time. Respect.
Seeing the sticks makes a HUUUUGE difference. Thanks mate!
"roll to the left, pitch to the left... roll to the right... wait! what am I doing?..." that whole bit is priceless... seems this would be a good time for Joshua from the future to step in again!! :-D
that's the most funny part in this tutorial lol
absolutely loved that ... poor joshua's brain in that minute :P
It is confusing. The drone really is rolling to the LEFT and yawing to the RIGHT, but if you look at the sticks, they are yawing to the RIGHT and rolling to the RIGHT. But that's because the drone itself was already put in "left rolled" position, and Joshua's fingers just make tiny adjustments automatically. That's a good example of how we don't use our "thinking" brain when we perform a stunt (or any fast precision movement), we use our muscle memory without realizing what we are doing.
Best part is when joshua is trippin with orbit, rolling to the left? what am i doing? 😂
Just getting into FPV and I can't thank you enough for all that you've brought to the community! I'm learning a ton. It's also super fun watching this while working in the Liftoff sim map of your house... feels like a 1x1 training =)
Having the same here 😅
I love that even when you dork something up.... you keep going. Mistakes happen and it’s one thing to do and explain while teaching! Thanks for putting out info that’s great for beginners!
Well said man! I learned so much from this vid I actually tried...and did it many times without crashing. That part is a lie. I crash but didn't break or lose anything! See you in the air
This confirms my feeling: making a perfect orbit seems to be much more complicated than it seems ! :-) Thank U Joshua !!
watched this video many times over the course of my FPV journey, getting back into it and reviewing old (but still relevant) stuff and today for the first time ever noticing your sign on your porch. Love that.
Awesome tutorial. I love it how each trick builds onto the next.
I’d love to see more flying tutorials from Bardwell
I'm one month into this little thing called FPV. The amount of information I've been able to learn from you in so awesome! Thanks so much for all the work you put into this. Also I've mentioned before I have the JB Phreakstyle and its incredible. Sadly broke an arm finally the other day....waiting for replacements
Fantastic, as a none FPV pilot as yet, I can’t get enough of these tutorials bud. Thanks for sharing and please post more. Like an FPV for beginners.
I am an FPV newbie and a recent subscriber. Your videos have gotten me through the binding process, switch configuration, and even getting my transmitter signal strength on my OSD!! Such wonderful resources you have created and shared! I also appreciate that you include your crashes in these tutorials. You are an amazing pilot, but even you sometimes nail the tree or have to bail out of a move. It keeps it real. :) Thanks for what you do!
A lot of the FPV related videos I've been watching lately have been really focused on the tech and gear. Videos like this remind me of why I love this hobby.
You are the most technical drone pilot I know. Thanks for teaching us something.
This is just perfect for where I'm at;- not yet flown FPV (all my gear is now in the mail!), so I'm doing a couple of hours in the Sims per day trying to get prepared. All this gives me a whole lot more to work on. I just love your enthusiasm for this stuff - it's infectious. All the time you must put into these vids is very much appreciated. Thanks JB!
WOW...I was looking up freestyle tricks, watching older ones from Rotor Riot then all of a sudden JB uploads one! Nice timing and GREAT video!
After all these years, this is the first time I signed in and subscribed to any Chanel... good luck on full time RUclips
Great stuff Josh, I would like add that when shooting gaps, the single most important tip is where to focus your eyes. Eye training, where to look when lining up is sooooo important. I have learned that you must look through the gap NOT at it. Pick a spot that is centered in your gap and well beyond the gap itself. It could be a shadow or a fencepost what ever but keep your focus locked on that until you have cleared the gap. Just like riding a bike, the further off into the distance you set your focus, the smoother your lines will be and the less last minute corrections will be required. Also practicing throttle and altitude control is an esential part of nailing gaps, practice flying a foot off the ground and maintaining that altitude while turning using a technique I call a flat drift turn, using yaw with very little roll mixed in to produce a flat drifting type turn.
Haha, orbit was the first move I learned. Great video tough. Gonna write down that list and spend a couple of packs practicing them everytime I go fly.
One of my favorites so
Far thanks so much, helps a ton to see the stick overlays with explanation instead of the stick cam, it’s hard to watch sticks and video sometimes so it’s great how you explain as your doing it
I personally love watching the way you vary speed of your flips/rolls. It makes it feel like slow motion
Omg i was flying through the same arena in lift off today! Good to see it real!
When I first started I made a list of all the things I wanted to learn over the summer. I just saw it a few days ago and was like “Wow”
THANK YOU! That was just what i was looking for as in how to do these moves! There are a lot of moves made that look smooth, but how to do them is the trick and this helps a lot!
Out to the field now to practice, thanks Joshua!
Best tutrorial I've ever seen. Joshua, thanks. I'm gonna try it tomorrow.
I just started building my drone. This video came at the perfect time. Thank you so much Joshua. I have learned so much from you.
Good luck! I built my drone a few days ago, having a blast! Hope you will too :)
I built a geprc baby croc with r9m...its shipping and should be here anyday...cant wait.
@@DigitalN8v well this channel is where you need to be 😁
Josh, please make additional videos focusing on long range quads and set ups
Coerced into sabbatical status for a while after being banned from local fly spot but have a new spot and I found this really helpful coupled with the muscle memory and ok deflection chops I already had. This helped make the transition from theory to physically doing these maneuvers way smoother than it would have been without it and with minimal panic and anxiety. Thanks Joshua, you're da best!
Tremendous tute! Thank you! On that power loop bail out, and I’ve done thousands, instead of completeing the pitch backward, then flying out, pitch forward, and simultaneously hammer that throttle and catapult your quad into the air!
Excellent tips especially for someone wanting to get back into quads ;-) See you in the Air!
Can you do a video analyzing flying styles? Everyone talks about flying styles but what are they?
Some people are smooth, some twitchy. Some like swooping, some like looping, some like orbiting. Just the combination of how they fly - like playing style of a basketball player or a guitar player.
Sweet man! You’re tearing it up!:) love that you leave the “confusion” in the video... had a good chuckle over that!
Thank you so much for doing this for the community JB. We just installed my RX for my Nazgul5 4S a few days ago and on the 2nd day of my flight I was able to try for the first time some rolls, a power loop, and hit some gaps because of this video.
God bless and more power to you. Love here from the Philippines.
LoL FPV sure is confusing stuff, eh, all this rolling to the up and downing to the straight, and forward to the sometimes, while reversing to the chicken, it’s all the devils work 🤘🏻🤘🏻
hahahahaaaaa
Omg .you made me laughed so hard. This has to be the funniest comment of RUclips lol. Downing to the straight lmfaooooo.
Laughed until I cried on this comment. Reversing to the chicken.....LOLOLOLOL
I think just about every pilot can gain something from these practices
I just started in the simulator today. Lift off and your video just helped me out a lot just by watching your stick movement on the screen. So thank you for that. Great RUclips channel awesome content. Your videos have helped me out a hell of a lot.
Great stuff brother, just starting out in fpv. This is my 2nd week in and your knowledge has helped me along the way to become a smoother pilot. Sometimes I forget to add throttle after completing a move, well we all know how that ends. Lol keep on keeping on 🍻
Missed the stick overlay on the yaw spin. Maybe upload a short addition?
move the yaw stick?
@@goethe528 Except the whole point is it's not that simple.
I did a few yaw spins last night. It’s much easier with throttle low. Thanks Josh!
yeah , I was really hoping there was a stick overlay for yaw spins too :(
TheXanUser He made an update video. Check his channel page.
I love watching tutorials without having the things needed in that.
Get a used frsky x7 (I've seen them for sale on Craigslist around 60$) and liftoff for 20$. You can master these tricks before you even break a part. It really does help graduate you to a 5"
Thanks JB. I will have to watch this a few (dozen) times. I have been working on my moves, and this has been VERY helpful.
JB, thanks so much for this video. Being able to watch your stick input wow you explain the maneuver is incredibly helpful, especially for someone like me who is just getting into FPV even though I’ve been doing remote control aircraft for over 25 years
So I learned something.. (even if you told me to dammit). =P
Nice one man. My sim life is progressing much faster than I thought it would partly from your lessons... (now if I could just remember to sleep a little).
I guess I should be firing up the actual quad soon at this rate. I just wanted to have good control before I go for real, so I can get into using my yard ASAP without having an incident with a neighbor lol.... Speaking of which... Dude... what is the reason you don't have fun obstacles all over that castle and in that field? If that place were mine it would be quad disneyland and the local power station would dip every time I plugged it in haha.
19:00 nooo what happened to the stick overlay? You keep talking about the stick positions, but we can't actually see them anymore. Especially for an instructional video like this seeing the sticks helps a lot in understanding the move and flow.
It's back for #10, but somehow not for #9?
It's straight forward.
That really confused me too
Thank you man for making this fpv community so connected and inspiring.
Love the stick overlays in these tutorials. Great stuff JB and thank you 👍😎🇦🇺
2:40 I think you mixed up flip and roll there ;)
(rolls involve the roll axis, and flips are either front or back flips ;))
RIP Charpu? made me go lookup what happened to him. Nothing, hes fine. I guess you just mean he doesnt do much fpv stuff anymore.
That scared me haha
@@slipperysebastian I will always find you
Charpu is chillin with hsi fam sippin on cold chelas
You`re flying is amazing! I learned how to do power rolls from a video you had about a year or so ago. Thank you for the great teachings and flight instructions!
Joshua, it was awesome watching you mess up on some of the stunts. it goes to show that even some of the more skilled pilots, such as yourself, are still learning. Thank you for another great video.
Just a few days away from becoming Joshua Beardwell.
Just a few YEARS:-)
"roll to the........ roll to the... hrmn"
Awesome job next #11 orbits lead into backwards flight and realizing that you dont need to move the direction your camera is pointing spacial awareness and orientation to the direction the prop is going to push you when power is applied.... great vid
I’ve been trying to get into the hobby and watching allot of videos and this one with the stick controls showing on screen is the best I’ve seen this is awesome just explained so much with just being able to see that instead of a picture of what your actually doing on the sticks. Thanks man!! Great video!
14:15 dont mind just a reminder where i where at the vid
All I could think of during the Orbit-section was how the birds in the bird house feel like:
"Maaaaa! That stupid noisy bird is here again!"
"What is it doing?"
"I don't know, it flipped over a thousand times and now it is just circling our house!"
"God dammit, we should have stayed in Oakland..."
You've really come a long way. I don't fly enough to advance very quickly, but these exercises should really help. Thanks bud.
The orbit was where I really started not knowing just what it takes to do it good but with anything practice practice practice makes perfect I'm still far from perfect but I can hit it pretty good... now power loops are still on the roster like you said to do a perfectly timed power loop takes a level of confidence I still don't have every time... thanks for all the tips as always its helpful!
🥃cheers🍻
Haha okay so here's a rundown of the times for the different tricks :)
0:45 Hit Gaps
2:26 Flips/Rolls
4:25 Variable Flips/Rolls
7:00 Knife Edge Gaps
10:01 Inverted Hang
11:17 Inverted Look back
12:34 Split-S
14:15 Power Loop
18:24 Yaw Spin
21:06 Orbit
This took ages but anything for our king Bardwell
Excellent video bud! I've sent this to all my beginner pilot pals, nice one. Hope you're keeping well with the new bubba 👊🏼
This is such a great video! I come back to it often as I am learning these tricks. This is why JB is one of the best subject matter experts out there for all things FPV.
The maestro is at work! Fantastic video. This is one of those videos that I'll watch over and over until I master each fundament to perfection. Thanks a lot. Few people have teachead me more on how to tame my quads. Invaluable lessons here.
Thanks for the tips. Super helpful to new pilots like myself!
This video (and your channel in general) is helping me out so much on my FPV journey. Seeing your stick inputs on the screen as you flew really helped my visualizations of what my own fingers need to be doing when flying. Thanks for the great video.
Thankyou sooo much for putting the sticks at the bottom of the screen.. I e got the basics moves nailed.. but after watching this video 10x over lol it’s helped me gain much more confidence & skills 👍👍 love from the UK
These are brilliant fella the times iv come back to this learning and watched it again. Brilliant video,
I'm just getting started in FPV and this was super helpful as always. Cheers
Thanks for that tutorial, Joshua! Very well structured and great explanation/visualization. Subscribed!
one of the best videos on the internet this, great job Joshua Bardwell !!! Tearing it up !
Awesome. Now to put it into practice. Thanks Joshua 🤜🤛
very nice i learned so much seeing the Sticks being moved. We need more of the stick action like this helps a nobie like myself learn more. Thanks
Thanks so much. I'm at the not hitting the ground and making it through the gap in one piece point. This video gives me a chance to progress in a way that builds on itself. Sharing with my son in law. 👍💖🤓
OH, so good.
I am an old RC pattern flyer, and just getting with drones. Watching you do these loops and rolls and split s is really exciting! Thanks Joshua !
I now have a list of things to work on for the rest of the summer! Newb acro pilot! Loving every minute of it. Love the videos too!!
That video is flawless to view Josh! Soo clear, no static.... Mark me as patrone
Fantastic! Amazing! The best video about teaching fpv skills! Congratulations and many thanks!
Thank you for taking the time to explain this and record the stick movement. So very helpful. Subbed. Thank you.
Not new to fpv or quads but I am still learning. I enjoyed watching josh. Thanks
Amazing! One of the best fpv videos ever! Learned so much!!!
Thanks for this! I want to get into fpv and these tips and tricks will help me a lot with getting better at this stuff!
your a good teacher and great advocate for the sport.
Love how we can see the sticks. Awesome touch!
3 year old video is still so helpful. im in the sim now before i buy anything else and this is great to practice.
Thank you! Very good tips for beginners like me to learn a variety of basic tricks and get better control of my drone.
Thanks a lot, Bardwell. It's very hard to learn to do some tricks by yourself. I have nobody that flies drone near me, so these tricks worth even more in my case.
Love this video Joshua! As a beginner of a whole two weeks, this has helped. Even more so when you have the sticks on the screen. If only sims took the physics a bit better.
Thank you for breaking down each move. Great moves to practice.
...1 min in and im hooked...best addition to any video EVER is the control graphics! thank you JB!
Beautiful! I like the sound of the motors during these tricks, very cool. Nice flowers on the background :-)
New Pilot here. So much great info! Explanations, being able to see the stick absolutely priceless!! THANK YOu!
thank you, the stuff, you have expressed them with clarity and simplicity. and the ability to see only the control sticks, individually, you a clearer idea…. great place that of the video! thanks Joshua
Watching, sim training, DJI sale watching, and loving all the vids. Thx !
BTW I agree powerloops teach you a lot about spatial awareness and what your quad is actually doing, we forget that the angle of thrust isn’t the same as what we are seeing in our camera and depends on how much tilt we use. It takes a while to get truly comfortable being inverted even to do a proper split S which is why I totally agree with the progression of moves you suggest in this video 👍
You videos are really helping get into this, I've learnt a lot in the last two months.
I am glad I found this. Thanks Josh! I am practicing with my Avata so I don't plan to do a couple of those tricks that low to the ground just because I will most likely washout and taste the grass much more. I been starting to practice going through small areas and also do my loops. I just didn't think of trying my loops and doing it the way you do. I also didn't realize when you get through the biggest part of the loop to just let the throttle down all the way and that will help you float. I was doing that float a few times in the simulator, but I wasn't totally getting why it worked one moment and not thee other.
I will keep this in my favorites to help me practice and use this as reference. I really like the quick snap knife effect and upside down flying you demonstrated. That is just way cool. Thanks again for doing this video!
So incredibly helpful. Thank you for this man!
thanks for the sharing sir..i was thinking to levelling up my pilot drone skill from auto control to freestyle and i found this tips very helpful.
My absolute favourite video of yours Joshua. It will be loaded up on my phone next time I’m going out to fly. Follow-the-leader so to speak. I guess I’m one of those pilots who can *do* all of those moves, but I’ve never really spent the time just practicing “one” move for a pack. Then the next move for a pack; and so on. Subsequently, I have no flow & no style, my flying is just a random sequence of successful bailouts. But seeing how you took all of the moves that you’d just “learned” us on & then talked your way through a freestyle session using those same moves, was awesome. Thank you!
Same here... I can do these moves, some better than others, but I have no flow. Glad JB posted this... I can get out in the field and try each one.