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    Skydive Atlanta
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  1. I know my head rotates 360 degrees, doesn't yours? Seriously though, I had no idea how flexible my neck was until I started practicing taking cat grips. What took me forever to learn was how to not turn in the direction I'm looking when I'm looking back over my shoulder...
  2. Coming from another relatively new guy to the sport: The way I learned (and am still learning) to stay in place on a turn is by doing 2-way drills with lots of 360s and 540s, and instead of focusing on turning quickly, I turn fairly slowly (maybe 4 seconds for the whole turn) and keep an eye on my separation from my dive buddy the whole time. That way, instead of thinking of it as just dropping a shoulder or something, I have time to judge each small movement and the effect it has on my position. Once I practiced it a lot slowly, the speed started to come more naturally.