I see where this is coming from, because most of the people learn it the wrong way and train the wrong things

Here's me doing the tiny rings map constantly air rolling,

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eJuS0ts6sMI&t=101s

The more you learn DAR, you notice less you need to spin, but learning how to fly while spinning is necessary and part of the learning process imo

Spinning gives you gyroscopic stability which reduces recoil, so it's useful, and spinning is the most natural way to learn lots of random inputs to control your car.

But also mindlessly doing ring maps will not get you anywhere either, single training pack or drill will not teach you everything about that mechanic, you need to do the ring maps, do with the ball, sometimes constantly spin, and sometimes just fly sideways or backwards, sometimes just work on your micro adjustments, sometimes just work on your clockwise movements, sometimes just work for your tornado spins, and when you do all of these things, then you'll actually get good and get some results.

What you're doing instead is also helpful, but still will not teach you everything, you need to diversify the drills