How to Powerloop for Freestyle? FPV Beginner tutorial | MaiOnHigh

what up everyone Lexi here and welcome to Train Insane a video series that will teach you how to fly your drone and how to exceed your pier in doing so and today we're going to be talking about power Loops for freestyle and cinematic if you are interested in power Loops SLC screws depending where you are uh for racing I have a separate video for that it's pretty nice pretty good explanation of how to do things and I'm also going to leave it for you down below in the description box and in a pinn

ed comment before we start if you are not familiar with anything that's on your screen right now feel free to pause so you will get to know how to get this Tru and all the other types of information and also a really quick reminder that the monthly calendar is available for you for free directly delivered to your inbox every single month really good thing because every single day you know exactly what to train and also it tells you when the new videos on this channel are happening so you will ge

t to know whenever new train andan video is up double win isn't it so thank you very much for the spons of today's video tattoo tural and fpv 24 as well as smaller sponsors that you can see on the bottom of your screen right now now this track cuz I had to make it a track to make it working in velocity Dron so it's theoretically a track it has one type of a power look that we will do together but then I'm going to explain to you exactly how to do it and you can train it with this track but I wou

ld like you to just use the map itself for doing all of those tricks okay so let's just make this deal so without further Ado let's get to it so before we start let me just explain what the power loop is and the power Loop is basically going around any type of an obstacle while kind of you know like this so you go around the thing in the air closer or farther away this is basically the whole idea and we will be talking about the basic one which is the one that I just showed right now but also we

will be adding some different things like a little bit of a splits maybe just going around and being like Oh just moving you know in a pretty way and things like this you know so let's just start if you have been following train andan long enough you know that we usually start with the levels of experience but I don't really think this would apply to a power Loop in general so I'm just going to explain how to do the basic movement and how you are supposed to be doing it we do have a track here

so let's just follow it so this is a really easy track okay like let's just let's just face it all you have to do is just to add throttle and take away the pitch and you can do it with Full Throttle which is going to be really fast or you can just take away the throttle when you are upside down for more cinematic look and this is something that I would tell you is better just once you're upside down take away the whole throttle to start falling much much slower and in a more smooth pretty way no

w I want you to use this entire map I thought that the cranes and all of those things here would be a good thing uh to kind of train your power Loop so you can set up yourself here and just do a Power Loop see so it's down up up down this is basically the entire training you're just going to get your roll and your throttle really working so this is the basic paral Loop and let me show it to you in some slow motion the entire idea is that you add throttle until you are upside down and then you ju

st let it go for a nice and cinematic kind of fall yeah so the general idea of the power Loop is that the more you add the pitch and the closer you get to an obstacle it's obviously going to look better and this is exactly what you want to train you want to train just getting close and just seeing how far you can go with certain fr game so it's going to be a lot of muscle memory regarding those two sticks throttle and Pitch so here as an example this is Full Throttle all the time looks pretty da

ngerous you are getting close to the obstacle really close but if you go here and just do thr down you have an establishing shot and you can do it again an establishing shot and it looks a little bit more cinematic you get in close and then you slow down to establish like this is a beautiful crane okay like maybe it's not that beautiful but you know what I'm saying right so this is going to be a lot of muscle memory connected with those two sticks which is throttle and Pitch okay now another thi

ng that we could call a power Loop is to power Loop something on the side so the basic movement for this one is that you play with the throttle to kind of get around the thing as close as possible to make it look pretty cool and then you use a little bit of roll and Pitch down whether you are going to the left or to the right it's kind of like the racing parall Loop type of a thing uh you just want to use pitch down and a little bit of roll depending which area you are going so as you can see he

re look at my stick input this is how it looks like and you can make really nice shots just you know close to the things and stuff this is basically the side power loop I would say um we can call it like that I'm actually having problems with naming things so if you have any IDE ideas on how to name certain things just please let me know okay so this is all that I wanted to show you regarding the most basic movements connected with the power Loop if you have any requests for more complicated tri

cks and things like this shat me their names just in the comments down below so it's easier for me to kind of know what you would like me to do I'm kind of finding it a little bit harder to show the tricks and stuff cuz I always feel like this is a really short video I'm just going to show you the movement and you're just going to copy it and that's that's it uh so let me know how you liked this showof for more freestyle only related movement uh really much appreciate it any type of a feedback r

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t it we are having really nice Train Insane calendar every single month delivered directly to you so you will know what to train each and every one of the days uh thank you very much again to the sponsors of this video and I guess I'm going to see you in the next one in the meantime you can watch the paral loops for racing only pretty nice just right in here and yeah I'm going to see you next time bye