First launch of the Ellenville Landing Clinic run by Ryan and Paul Voight. We set up on a beautiful morning and got a quick briefing from Paul then queued up on the north launch. There were very weak NE cycles but mostly just dead calm morning air. Paul throw a smoke grenade to the lip of the launch and the smoke just accumulated right there with no real noticeable movement. Kenny joked behind me "You wanted a cloud dive Lindsey, there it is!" LOL! The launch could have been better but that new U2-160 pulled me out-a-there. I thought the landing was one of my better ones, but Ryan showed me the error of my ways. My approach took me too close to the trees and my feet swung forward during the flare emphasizing the impact. I knew I had flown close to the trees, but I had no idea about the feet thing until he showed it to me on video. Then he showed me a landing where the pilot flared way early with feet coming forward bringing the nose down HARD!!!! I’m not sure how I'm going to fix that problem but at least I know about it now.