Incident Overview
A private pilot and a student pilot were seated in the cockpit of an aircraft for a training flight. The private pilot occupied the right front seat, while the student pilot was in the left front seat. The private pilot allowed the student pilot to perform the takeoff.
Sequence of Events
During the takeoff roll, the student pilot over-rotated the aircraft. The stall warning system activated and was sounding. The private pilot then took command of the aircraft. However, at an altitude of 60 feet above ground level (AGL), the private pilot determined that the aircraft was too low to recover from the situation. The private pilot attempted to flare the aircraft prior to ground impact. The aircraft subsequently mushed into the ground in a nose-first attitude with the right wing low.
Aircraft Damage
The aircraft sustained damage upon impact with the ground.