Stefan wrote:
John Smith schrieb:

How many instructors teach their students that it only takes a slight
push on the yoke at the onset of buffet to prevent the stall. Too many
pilots shove the yoke much farther forward (into a descent) than is
necessary.

While not necessairy, it is'n a bad thing, either. Get that sped up
quickly, and it's much better to drop the nose too much than too little.
Why should a pilot be afraid of a dive?

Since most of the practice and training we do at altitude is actually
designed to be used at or below pattern altitude, IMHO getting into the
habit of going into a dive to escape a stall situation is probably not
the best idea.

I was taught to recover from a stall with minimum altitude loss.