1st battery w/o crash on new hbfp 2; question about stick movements on a steady hover

so tonight I hovered for a pack without a wreck and generally kept it in a 5x5 area in my garage. I was quick to put it down if it started to 'slide' away. during my best hovers I was only up 1-2 mins so I still have a ways to go.

my question is how to stop the heli from big sways/slides that seem to always happen at some point? once it starts to move a lot in a direction it's hard to counter without going far in the opposite direction. I've been trying to reduce throttle some but end up concentrating on losing loft a lot. should I focus on constant mini stock movements or just a big change if it starts to move. I'm not sure if there is a 'trick' to getting a grasp on how to do this. Also because of this, I just can't seem to put it down straight on a landing which has to be critical to eventually removing the anti-crash kit. My landings usually have some element of sideways sliding in them.

Try this-- if sliding to the left, bump and release to the right, etc. Also it's hard to do, but try and watch the blades. They will give you a clue as to what the bird is going to do before it acually does it. (the heli follows the rotor head) Hope this helps!

Aye more power counterintuitive but it really does work