Inverted yaw spins are one of the more difficult maneuvers to do properly, and a lot of pilots won’t risk their quads in real life attempting it, especially not before trying it in a simulator first. They involve all the pain of maintaining a horizon line during a yaw spin, but now doing it upside down, with zero throttle, and catching yourself before your drone plummets back to the ground.
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