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Sasha Marvin Aerobatics
February 9th 17, 02:45 PM
This is for airline pilots, glider pilots and those who would feel safer practicing spins and recoveries from very unusual attitudes.

I am a US CFIG and train glider aerobatics at the Seminole Lake GliderPort in Florida. World Champion in 2012 with Team Italy at WAGAC World Advanced Glider Aerobatic Championship.

In my course you will gradually get used to deal with unusual attitudes and we will practice what really happen in all the potential dangerous situation, how to recognize them but most of all how to get out without stressing the machine or pose a risk to other vessels.

Sasha Marvin
+1 (352) 630-9345

JS
February 10th 17, 03:14 AM
On Thursday, February 9, 2017 at 6:45:25 AM UTC-8, Sasha Marvin Aerobatics wrote:
> This is for airline pilots, glider pilots and those who would feel safer practicing spins and recoveries from very unusual attitudes.
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> I am a US CFIG and train glider aerobatics at the Seminole Lake GliderPort in Florida. World Champion in 2012 with Team Italy at WAGAC World Advanced Glider Aerobatic Championship.
>
> In my course you will gradually get used to deal with unusual attitudes and we will practice what really happen in all the potential dangerous situation, how to recognize them but most of all how to get out without stressing the machine or pose a risk to other vessels.
>
> Sasha Marvin
> +1 (352) 630-9345
>

Cool. What aircraft do you do this in?
Jim

Charlie M. (UH & 002 owner/pilot)
February 10th 17, 01:02 PM
What location are you using?

Sasha Marvin Aerobatics
February 10th 17, 07:23 PM
Hi JS! I use the PW6-U it is a great glider for basic stuff. I can do that on ASK-21 or any other two seat good for basic aerobatics.

Sasha Marvin Aerobatics
February 10th 17, 07:25 PM
Hey Charlie M. Hi! I am in Florida, at the Seminole Lake Gliderport. Clermont, 14 miles west of Disney World. Said that I can travel to any location with a glider that can be used for basic aerobatics.

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