Don't pay too much attention to manufacturers videos of their planes flight demos. The manufacturers are trying to show you the most extreme maneuvers they are capable of. That does NOT mean the plane cannot be flown normally or in a docile manner. The problem you can run into is planes that build heavy and require you to land them fast or have such extreme control surfaces that the slightest touch of the sticks causes major movement of the plane. Nearly any plane can be built in a manner that it's not pitch sensitive and can be flown gently. It's all in the setup. As I recall, the plane you have builds heavy and lands fast. I recomended the Phoenix plane because they do not build heavy, are easy to fly in a normal and docile manner, and fit the equipment you have on hand. As you progress you can change the setup to do more advanced things to match your skills. They are also the easiest building ARF I have ever purchased as most of the hard parts are done when you get the plane. As for all of that hard core 3D stuff in the video, I have a friend that 3Ds a 40 size trainer and another that 3Ds a 1/3 scale Cub. Bottom line, if you're good enough you can build anything to 3D. Don't let these guys scare you off. You'll get there with the proper help and guidance.