Oh, I absolutely agree. Only problem is that many of us, including me don't often use the rudder. We get into a 'rut' and just fly what we are comfortable with. The suggestion above by gboulton is a good way to get that much needed practice in And it will show up in flying because it makes one more proficient in every aspect of the flying not just the elevator/aileron flyers like me.. although I do use the rudder, I still don't have it down like I should. Practice... is the key, and as soon as I fix my Protege.. grrrr.. darned wind... and stupid me... (a couple hours of work, a little epoxy and CA and it will be good as new) I will get up and do that very thing.

CGr.