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=== Why all this theoretical crap? So how can I avoid a tuck in practice? === | |||
Well, if things are completely out of control (i.e. a situation arises that you didn't expect and/or scares you to death), simply apply the golden rule of hang gliding:<br> | Well, if things are completely out of control (i.e. a situation arises that you didn't expect and/or scares you to death), simply apply the golden rule of hang gliding:<br> | ||
'''Shift the center of gravity as far forward as possible.''' | '''Shift the center of gravity as far forward as possible.''' | ||
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The above applies to unpredictable and sudden events. For planned actions such as the intended flying of whip stalls, acro, etc., however, a lot of thought should be given beforehand. Therefore, a little '''theoretical knowledge can't hurt'''.<br> | The above applies to unpredictable and sudden events. For planned actions such as the intended flying of whip stalls, acro, etc., however, a lot of thought should be given beforehand. Therefore, a little '''theoretical knowledge can't hurt'''.<br> | ||
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===Impact of gusts on pitch-stability=== | ===Impact of gusts on pitch-stability=== | ||
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