Narrative:

I was approaching sef from the southwest at approximately 2000 ft when the other airplane took off from runway 36. It turned onto a left crosswind and continued to climb. It proceeded to start a straight ahead stall with recovery at our altitude (2000 ft) without performing clearing turns. The location this occurred was approximately on a 45 degree angle for entry into the downwind for runway 36. We continued on our northerly heading and at this time were on their east side when they initiated a turning stall to the left. They came around 180 degrees during the recovery and descending towards us. I made a radio call and my student cut power and turned away from the other aircraft.

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Original NASA ASRS Text

Title: A LIGHT AIRCRAFT ON APPROACH TO AN UNCONTROLLED AIRPORT MANEUVERED TO AVOID ANOTHER AIRCRAFT THAT WAS PRACTICING STALLS IN THE PATTERN.

Narrative: I WAS APCHING SEF FROM THE SW AT APPROX 2000 FT WHEN THE OTHER AIRPLANE TOOK OFF FROM RWY 36. IT TURNED ONTO A L XWIND AND CONTINUED TO CLB. IT PROCEEDED TO START A STRAIGHT AHEAD STALL WITH RECOVERY AT OUR ALT (2000 FT) WITHOUT PERFORMING CLRING TURNS. THE LOCATION THIS OCCURRED WAS APPROX ON A 45 DEG ANGLE FOR ENTRY INTO THE DOWNWIND FOR RWY 36. WE CONTINUED ON OUR NORTHERLY HDG AND AT THIS TIME WERE ON THEIR E SIDE WHEN THEY INITIATED A TURNING STALL TO THE L. THEY CAME AROUND 180 DEGS DURING THE RECOVERY AND DSNDING TOWARDS US. I MADE A RADIO CALL AND MY STUDENT CUT PWR AND TURNED AWAY FROM THE OTHER ACFT.

Data retrieved from NASA's ASRS site as of January 2009 and automatically converted to unabbreviated mixed upper/lowercase text. This report is for informational purposes with no guarantee of accuracy. See NASA's ASRS site for official report.