Precision during approach | The "Rule of 10s"

What’s a technique for increasing precision and safety on an instrument approach? In this video, we introduce The Rule of 10s.
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[@austingreathouse]

Never called it the rule of 10s but I like that. Used this method to become instrument proficient and this is always my go to reference when I’m doing currency approaches as well. Thanks for uploading!

[@txkflier]

Nice video. Excellent graphics and clearly explained. I quit flying before I got an instrument rating, but this appears to be a great technique. I'll have to try it in a sim..

[@75supercourse]

5:00 - Isn't it lower the nose or increase power?