The Basic answer is 'NO'. I assume you're asking about 'pulling'. Pulling is used to slide your Rev sideways. Commonly seen in the 'side hover' to avoid sliding down from gravity. In high winds, gravity has less effect so less pulling is needed. Pulling is also used to add energy, and there is so much energy in high winds that you don't need to add more. Most of the pulling is probably not needed in these conditions and is just 'muscle memory' repeating our natural style developed over years of Rev flying: th-cam.com/video/IBzCai2PHYg/w-d-xo.html
Is there more hand motion with high winds
The Basic answer is 'NO'. I assume you're asking about 'pulling'. Pulling is used to slide your Rev sideways. Commonly seen in the 'side hover' to avoid sliding down from gravity. In high winds, gravity has less effect so less pulling is needed. Pulling is also used to add energy, and there is so much energy in high winds that you don't need to add more. Most of the pulling is probably not needed in these conditions and is just 'muscle memory' repeating our natural style developed over years of Rev flying: th-cam.com/video/IBzCai2PHYg/w-d-xo.html