True enough Baloo, although it could be the knock out of shame if the flier isn't careful.
Rob - Yeah, it's a mind-tweak when your perspective (angle) changes too much... The deal is, I've actually switched my handles so that if I look at the back of the kite and imagine it's actually the front, all is normal - EXCEPT, when I move forward to unload pressure, fade, jacobs ladder, etc, the kite comes toward me and possibly over my head, not away... So far, I've been able to do cascades, axels, snap lazy, kombo, two point landings, all pretty easily... The jacobs ladder, etc take a lot more work and thought to accomplish, the right wind helps a lot too.
For the record, some folks (like Lee Sedgwick) actually fly it backward (reversed controls)... Me, I don't want the added difficulty, I want the kite to respond normally, and most of all, I just want to be able to interact with it.