Taught my first lesson of the season tonight. Took me 2 hours to get to the lake, major traffic, and of course getting rear ended. No worries though the gear was/is fine. I couldn't believe that Jeff (the student) waited for my slow ass.
He kicked butt, picked up on it pretty quickly. We had to move him up to a bigger sail after about 20 minutes. If I had my 8.0m I could have planed the entire time I was there.
More lessons on the schedule. So hopefully I will be posting a lot this summer.
Provo Boat Harbor - 5-21 4.2m
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Provo Boat Harbor - 5-21 4.2m
by Josh Shirley » Thu May 21, 2009 11:12 pm
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Re: Provo Boat Harbor - 5-21 4.2m
by DimitriMilovich » Fri May 22, 2009 1:49 pm
So Josh, you formally giving lessons then? That would be much preferable to me trying to teach what I don't know.
What's the cost for a beginner and how many hours (about) do yer lessons run? Which are you favoring: UL or DC or ??? Gimme a call if you can: 801-201-1284, I'm here this weekend. Thanks, Dimitri
What's the cost for a beginner and how many hours (about) do yer lessons run? Which are you favoring: UL or DC or ??? Gimme a call if you can: 801-201-1284, I'm here this weekend. Thanks, Dimitri
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