Pro Tips
Tips for Bigway Skills No 10
STOP! To stop a dive you need to apply as much force in the opposite direction as you put into the dive itself. The effort and distance required to stop...
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Melissa Harvie
Pro Tips
Tips for Bigway Skills No 9
It’s Camp time! Whether you are heading to Nagambie or other camps in the future arriving with the right mindset will help you get more from the experience and your...
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December 01, 2016
Pro Tips
Tips for Bigways Skills No 8
Having the knowledge and physical skills to perform your slot is not enough. You also need the mental agility to use them ‘in the moment’. Just like Q as he...
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November 01, 2016
Pro Tips
Tips for Bigways Skills No 7
If you are involved in a situation that puts you low, there is no time there and then to worry or stress about how it happened. This reaction will prevent...
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October 02, 2016
Pro Tips
Tips for Bigway Skills No 6
Build the confidence that you can make your bigway slot happen. Don’t ‘hope’ to achieve. The mental game is as important as the physical skills. Visualisation is mental rehearsal. Visualise...
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September 03, 2016
Pro Tips
TIP FOR BIGWAY SKILLS NO 5
Tracking is a key skill for Bigways. We typically leave larger formations in groups, flying relative until the signal to open up the tracking team to deploy in our own...
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August 03, 2016
Pro Tips
TIPS FOR BIGWAY SKILLS NO 4
As you set up in the door, already be strong and ready to take control of how you fly in the relative wind. If you wait to exit before you...
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June 30, 2016
Pro Tips
TIPS FOR BIGWAY SKILLS NO 3
Successful Bigway formations build quickly. To be part of the solution you must dock precisely in the set up for your slot, first time. Using the grip to move yourself...
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June 19, 2016
Pro Tips
Tips for Bigway Skills No 2
Be someone who can fly your body in one direction whilst looking in another. Practice this skill so that you can approach on your radial in a dive or in...
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May 05, 2016
Pro Tips
Tips for Bigway Skills No 1
‘Be an even better big way flyer’ Let the grip be something you pick up after you have moved to your position in the formation and stopped. Easier said than...
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