Incident Overview
A flight instructor reported that during a flight review, a private pilot had completed six touch-and-go landings in gusty wind conditions. On a subsequent approach, while the airplane was in the landing flare, a strong wind gust forced the aircraft out of ground effect. The instructor called for a go-around.
Go-Around Execution
During the go-around, the private pilot did not add full power. The instructor took control of the flight controls, but by that time the airplane was already in an aerodynamic stall. The aircraft then descended, rolled to the left, and impacted the left side of the runway.
Post-Impact Sequence
After striking the runway, the airplane continued into the grass and nosed over. The right wing and vertical stabilizer sustained substantial damage. The flight instructor reported that there were no mechanical malfunctions or failures that would have precluded normal operations.