When i come to windtunnel - first what i am trying it was a Belly Neutral position!

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However, just a couple of days after finishing the course, I had already learned how to fly head-down orientation. First, I started learning to stand on my head on the net using a middle and later middle-high wind speed.

Then, as I gradually developed a sense of balance in the Bear and Shuttlecock positions, i began increasing the wind speed until I was able to lift off in these positions.

Then, as I gradually developed a sense of balance in the Bear and Shuttlecock positions, i began increasing the wind speed until I was able to lift off in these positions.

Based on my experience, one of the learning paths that is the most challenging but also the fastest is to follow this sequence:

1. Belly Neutral position – flying on the belly in a horizontal orientation.
2. Back Neutral position – flying on the back in a horizontal orientation.
3. Sit position – flying in a vertical head-up orientation.
4. Bear (or/and Shuttlecock) position – flying in a vertical head-down orientation.

I started learning Bodyflying at a time when there were hardly any videos or social media platforms where you could watch how people fly. There was no instagram or any other content source dedicated to flying. The overall flying level back then was significantly lower compared to today’s standards. Flights were quite rough, lacking the precision and technique that we see now.

When i completed my instructor course and became an instructor, i had mastered three key skills: flying in Belly Neutral position, on my Back Neutral position, and in a Sit position (actually, Sit position came to me even earlier than Back Neutral position).