How to relax, Belly and Back flying

This Video explains "how to" relax and feel the wind on the body in the various positions within the belly and back fly ranges. I prefer to think of these orientations as ranges rather than positions.
There are positions within each range/orientation. Knowing and being able to feel these then allows you as a flyer to move relaxed and feel the wind within the range, but to also then be able to hold strange positions but with only necessary tension.
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Content: Mason Corby - downunderdynamics.com

[@koek4539]

3 years old, and the video is still helping me a lot!
Thank you!

[@BurninatorTheTrogdor]

I'm so glad I decided to do the tunnel before AFF. I've done 7 and have 10 more and I've already learned a ton. It makes me feel so much more confident. Your vids are rad!

[@downunderdynamics]

Cheers, yeh tunnel def makes a difference for progression hey. glad ya like the vids

[@andressakoch1240]

I'm doing the same thing.

[@zzmoxzz3870]

Awesome tips bro. Really enjoying this type of content.

[@dakinerei]

This is sick thank you!🙏🏽✨🙌🏽

[@SKYDICTED]

Thanks for sharing!

[@basquefpv145]

Great tips mate, keep it up 🤙

[@ArjunPatel-hi5eq]

This is like free coaching

[@lobbyrobby]

Once someone learns this stuff with enough practice is it easy to remember? Like riding a bike. I want to get my aff but I'm worried about not being able to jump often enough and feeling like a newb and making mistakes when I do get time to jump.

[@downunderdynamics]

Yeh mate, 100% it’s like riding a bike with enough practice, same as all sports, swimming too. If ya don’t do it ya loose a little bit it does come back pretty quick. Consistency and currency are key for progression tho

[@lobbyrobby]

@@downunderdynamics thank you