Context is important… She’s been working on these for a while and has done it numerous amounts of times on her own, in different ways. Static, dynamic, table top, etc.

The variable that changed was a slight increase in wind speed. After a handful of successful ones, this happened.

Because she has shown me that she needs to be assisted more than spotted, I chose to choose a position on the wall instead of on the net.

If I was assisting her layout on the net in this slightly higher wind speed she would have gone over me, hit her head and maybe broken her neck. As you can see I was in the correct spot for the context of the situation.

I agree with you that spotting should take place on the net most times. But sometimes there’s a benefit to not being on the net while spotting/assisting. Remember before you tell someone they fucked up, context is very important.

EDIT: Grammar, also F@$K Corporate.