Where is your head?

[Tarq57]

The only time I've heard anyone talk about a head-to-one-side technique is in tail draggers. In some of these (e.g. Tiger Moth) it's the only way you can see ahead, during the hold-off, when 3-pointing it.

Is the instructor of an age where he might have learnt to fly in Tiger Moths?

OC619

^ What he said.

Only "critique" I can make on your landing technique, based on the description, is it could lend itself to porpoising, esp if combined with just the right gusty weather.

Does the stall warning start to sound just before touchdown? Ideally it should.