Student Spin Practice

This video shows a student practicing spins. We begin with a normal spin to the left. Observe how a typical spin develops. Next, we see the effects of pushing the stick forward before the rotation stops, and then we observe the effect of adding power during a spin. These exercises show the importance of understanding and following the correct sequence of control inputs to recover from a spin. The video also shows several secondary, accelerated stalls during one spin recovery. For more information about the PARE spin-recovery sequence, visit the website for Rich Stowell's Aviation Learning Center.

[@rayharkins14]

Great learning videos. Thanks

[@BruceAirFlying]

That's why it's valuable to do spin and upset recovery training in a fully aerobatic airplane. You can demonstrate and explore spins and other maneuvers without exceeding the limits of the airplane, and you can allow the student to make mistakes and see their effects.

[@Lehmann108]

Great video.

[@limitlessworlds1315]

AWESOME VID!! SPins are all too ignored in USA. They should be mandatory to show a PPL atleast.

[@TheSRQPilot]

Really enjoyed this video! Keep up the great work.

[@krajchek]

Hey. Is this An Extra?

[@BruceAirFlying]

Yes, it's an Extra 300L. More information here: www.bruceair.com/extra300l/extra300l.htm