From Part 61 MOS:
A5.1 – Enter and recover from stall
(a) perform pre-manoeuvre checks for stalling;
(b) recognise stall signs and symptoms;
(c) control the aeroplane by applying the required pitch, roll and yaw inputs as appropriate in a smooth, coordinated manner, trims aeroplane accurately to enter and recover from the following manoeuvres:
(i) incipient stall;
(ii) except for multi-engine aeroplanes, stall with full power applied;
(iii) stall without power applied;
(iv) stall under the following conditions:
(A) straight and level flight;
(B) except for multi-engine aeroplanes, climbing;
(C) except for multi-engine aeroplanes, descending;
(D) approach to land configuration;
(E) except for multi-engine aeroplanes, turning;
(d) perform stall recovery as follows:
(i) positively reduce angle of attach;
(ii) use power available and excess height to increase the aircraft energy state;
(iii) minimise height loss for simulated low altitude condition;
(iv) re-establish desired flight path and aircraft control;
(e) recover from stall in simulated partial and complete engine failure configurations.
Why don't you put up a better set of competency standards then, LeadSled?
What would you prefer?
(i) Using seat of pants, recognises conditions leading to stall;
(ii) Discontinues manoeuver before stall actually occurs;
(iii) There is no step (iii)