What is the danger of entering a toggle turn too quickly?

Entering a toggle turn too quickly poses the risk of line twist, which can occur when the canopy is not under the proper control. During a toggle turn, if the pilot pulls down too sharply or abruptly on one toggle, it can create an asymmetrical loading of the lines and canopy, resulting in a twist of the suspension lines. This condition can impair the parachutist's control and create additional hazards during landing, such as reduced visibility and difficulty maintaining a stable flight path.

Line twist can lead to a variety of complications, as it may cause the canopy to behave unpredictably or even become difficult to steer. Understanding the mechanics of a toggle turn and the importance of gradual and controlled turns is crucial for maintaining safety during descent.