Re: [FreeflyIndian] Two way exits for head up
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i'm a fan of linking knees, dropping off the (otter) door and putting your hands out for stability- horny gorilla style. that way when you're off the hill, stable and ready to break apart you're already on the same level and know exactly where the other person is in case of corking or other seperation issues.
Re: [pilot-one] Two way exits for head up
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hey fellow,
flover 2 way, 3 way and so on exit means you that guys are taking the grip with the same hand. in 2 way one of you is facing tale, another one - prop, you both are indoors...
Re: [Katrinka] Two way exits for head up
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flover 2 way, 3 way and so on exit means you that guys are taking the grip with the same hand. in 2 way one of you is facing tale, another one - prop, you both are indoors...
Re: [Katrinka] Two way exits for head up
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yes taking your partner's right hand with your right hand. thats called flower exit.
OH, a Flower exit. Of course..... Although that isn't a very good exit for newbie sitflyers... I'd say definitely stick to the leg-lock exits. Much better for learning to sitfly and staying together etc. etc..... It promotes the backfly which is essential for a new sitfly person
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locking the legs isnt a good idea either, you barely learn how to use your legs in sit on exit.
Leg lock is better cause it keeps newer jumpers level while on the hill. Most newer FF'ers cant fly there body untill the airspeed is higher. That is why leglock is a better exit for newer jumpers. If jumpers want to learn to exit better then they should do a no linked exit front float, rear float.
