Angle flying Slots and safety zones

In this video Mason discusses the various slots you can have for flying in an angle or tracking formation. Also discussed is the safety zones that you should avoid flying through and the typical mistakes people make when approaching.
This tutorial is intended as a guide not a must do. Please use it as an aid in learning where and where not to fly. This set up also works for head up tracking/angles flying. You just need to place the feet level where the head level is drawn on this picture.
Please leave any comments or questions below in the comment section and I will do my best to answer them.
Skill level: Beginner - Advanced (All Levels)
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[@patrisk_official]

Great content Mate 👍 thx and have a good one

[@brendonhunter2270]

Great information Mason, really appreciate these tutorials👍

[@kennethnavarro6296]

Good one!!

[@radiofunktrustman]

Good!

[@tomce]

Mason, on the exit do you fly up the jumprun for ~3s or do you turn right away?

[@downunderdynamics]

That's a great question, it really depends to be honest, for beginners I personally hold a little and signal in the direction I intend to turn then turn, I give a pre signal. The issue tho I have seen many people who say they are going to do this not actually check their heading afterwards and actually still be going straight. So if u have an experienced group or are new to leading it is good to turn straight away. It doesn't need to be a sharp turn, but a consistent turn that is clear to read. Depending how many belly and back flyers u have also events it, more bavkflyers u can turn quicker, more belly flyers u need to give them time to follow as the formation can get away from them quite qjickly