Do you admire the skills demonstrated by aerobatic pilots, the pilot who lands a float plane on a tiny mountain lake or the local tailwheel pilot making a perfect touchdown in a strong cross wind? What can you do to become a confident and skillful stick and rudder pilot? Actually there are only two fundamentals to master:o Don’t cause the airplane to stall.o Recognize and control yaw.This video is about recognition and control of yaw. You will learn:•  Use of rudder to control adverse yaw, P-factor and gyroscopic forces.•  Master the Dutch roll, the definitive stick and rudder skill.•  Slips need to be part of every pilot’s portfolio of skills. Learn to use the technique of cross controlled rudder and aileron to perform a plethora, of aerial maneuvers.•  Flying should be fun! How about some aerobatics?Key Points Videos are produced by Jim Alsip, a Master Certified Flight Instructor with an aerobatic endorsement. As principal of Dylan Aviation located in south east Florida, Jim Alsip provides specialized flight instruction that has attracted pilots from across the United States, South America and almost every country in Europe. The unique, Dylan Aviation five star venue offers aerobatic training, tailwheel endorsement, spin and upset recovery training and a best buy, all around course of instruction in emergency maneuvers. You can learn about these courses of instruction, and read fresh comments and training tips posted monthly on his blog at: www.dylanaviation.com.Jim Alsip is a resident of Indiantown, Florida. Jim is an active member of the International Aerobatic Club (IAC), a charter member of the Society of Aviation and Flight Educators (SAFE), and has been an active FAA Safety Team Representative with the Vero Beach, Florida chapter. Jim regularly conducts PowerPoint seminars at Lakeland, Florida's Sun-n-Fun Fly-In and speaks at FAA's Lakeland Production Facility. He also appears weekly on www.gatvonline.com in the GATV segment titled “Hangar Talk,”This product is manufactured on demand using DVD-R recordable media. Amazon.com's standard return policy will apply.