Back and Belly Transitions - Indoor Skydiving

This video covers how to do a transition from back to belly and belly to back.
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Skill level: Beginner
🎬 Content: Mason Corby - downunderdynamics.com
Tunnel: Ifly Downunder

[@fernerawson1301]

Could you please do a tutorial on knee fly?

[@tim6991]

Hey Mr Corby. Love the content you’re doing. I always learn something from your instruction. Cheers from Canada

[@tim6991]

Hi Mason I've been in the tunnel for 38 hours now but really enjoy your videos that help us to understand the physics of flying. At 62 I find sometimes revisiting this stuff helps in progressing forward. "Experimentation" works! Thanks very much and Cheers from Canada.

[@downunderdynamics]

Cheers, I'm glad I can help.

[@SkydivingSquid]

Ive been really struggling with the belly to back transitions. I had no idea the feet initiated this. I've just been getting upward movement with my arms and tucking my knees in real fast. Lol I may have to try this when I get back in the tunnel (with a coach).

[@downunderdynamics]

Yeh just tap them on the wind, it’s like putting the peddle down when driving a car, gotta continuously drive, if u just slam them the same effect of hucking it will occur

[@jamburfly]

I'm glad you are back at making videos :)

[@downunderdynamics]

Cheers, me too

[@joshmedina5471]

You’re a legend! I’m literally at this part of my progression, I’ve had a couple good ones in both directions, but I’ve kinda been struggling 😅

[@downunderdynamics]

No wuckas, Hopefully it helps then. It can be a tricky part of the progression, enjoy the ride.

[@Flyforgodbro]

Hi bro ! Can you create a video for « sideflying » in track/trace ? We have nothing on internet for that :/. Thank you ❤

[@downunderdynamics]

I'll put it on the to do list, will pump these out first but def will get to that one. Cheers for the request

[@willjenningsfly]

Mason thanks so much for more education! Would love to know if there is a certain way in the tunnel to practice back/belly angle flying? Would that be in-face head down carving? And outface head down?

[@downunderdynamics]

Hey Will, Yep they will both be in the next 4-8 video's, both of them and the head up versions too. Yes you are right, both of those are the translations for the sky. You can use that and the inface belly carve for beginners that comes out on Monday next week. That's more of a delta track tho than a faster tracking position, outface is best used for the similarity to that.