I need your experience

[fahadsecond]

hi every body
i am spending 4 to 5 hours aday on the sim for 6 month and i can do solid hover upside and inverted i can do funels both side i can do herricans both side flips rolls half piro flip
but i still not that good and i feel iam not progreesing ? my qustion do i need to keep 4 to 5 houres a day on the sim i mean keep practice practice and it will help to master my control does it going to help me to master my controls ?

thanx

[hamstar78]

Its all about muscle memory. I fly the sim the same as real life. You also dont want to overdo it on the sim. I do about an hour a day. If you feel you are not progressing watch some youtube vids of good pilots and practice their routines. Helps with bring in new moves and not having you feel like you are doing the same things over and over.

[el guapo]

sim has its limits. I need to mix in real flying. micros help me a lot.

[ArchmageAU]

Originally Posted by fahadsecond

hi every body
i am spending 4 to 5 hours aday on the sim for 6 month and i can do solid hover upside and inverted i can do funels both side i can do herricans both side flips rolls half piro flip
but i still not that good and i feel iam not progreesing ? my qustion do i need to keep 4 to 5 houres a day on the sim i mean keep practice practice and it will help to master my control does it going to help me to master my controls ?

thanx

How are you pending the 4-5 hours a day? It's not the time, but how you use it.

15 mins per session is usually enough. you get limited benefit over 4 x 15 min sessions with breaks of 15 mins between. It's all about how the brain works.

Do you have a goal for each sim session? Something you are trying to achieve?

Do you keep track of progress? Do you make a sim recording every couple of weeks to realise how far you have come?

Do you fly IRL? How is your transition from sim to IRL?

Do you fly with the interlink, or your own transmitter. Own transmitter helps in IRL transition.

The more you focus the effort on what you want to achieve, the more you will achieve.

[fahadsecond]

thanx every one for ur replays

my goal to become better pilot and for long term to be pro pilot and i will follow ur advise ? thanx again it was helpfull

[Scalage]

Try to be more specific than simply saying "becoming better". Set more and smaller specific goals. For example: "Become comfortable with pirouetting hover by the end of next week". It's SMART: Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic and Timebound.