We have pilots that take off and circle the field, always fly level, never roll, never loop, never snap roll, never fly inverted. Some of these pilots total a lot of planes. My theory is that if you do not do the previous maneuvers often, then if your plane accidentally gets into one of them, you crash. What I really do not like about that type of conservative flying is that when they lose control they are a danger to everyone (especially me). It takes a lot of experience to decide that in an extreme circumstance the safest action may be to put the plane into the ground. This is leading it into the ground, not chasing it into the ground. Big difference from a SAFETY POINT OF VIEW. To fly safely you have to learn how to recover a plane.