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#11
July 23rd 08, 10:56 AM
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Leading Turns With Rudder
I used to briefly get absolute beginners to turn using aileron with their
feet off the pedals while I surruptitiously did the ruddery bits and then, once they'd grasped the fact that banking was the reason the glider turned, get them to use both together. Teaching rudder first to ab initios is tantamount to a criminal offence in my opinion. 
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