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Message: [QUOTE="FruDaddy, post: 1294135, member: 63076"] Fear is the second leading cause of hospital trips from the track, overconfidence is first. Fear will cause you to chop the throttle on the face of a jump, and fear will cause you to make an unexpected stupid maneuver when something goes wrong. Of course, overconfidence allows you to think that you can do those things that you shouldn't. But Gomer isn't wrong, respect your machine and the track, for they can quickly become your enemies. Do not concern yourself with jumps, you will learn in time. Start small and have fun with them. You can learn a lot about aerial control with a 30 foot table. And that TTR isn't going to fly more than 35-40 feet without an uncomfortable (and maybe painful) landing. [/QUOTE]