Originally Posted by
ChampChump
41 now - that we know of....(+ or - bose-x
)
Make that 42...
Originally Posted by
Whirlybird
As one of my students told me, when I was telling him to relax when flying in a gusty crosswind: "It's easy for YOU to say".
And when you're all tense learning to land, your instructor tells you to relax your left hand.... and then your left leg ('cos it just spasmed)............. You have to ask "Any other bit of my anatomy you want me to relax???"
(with a despairing look on your face!!)
Agree totally with Whirls about the
relaxing bit.
It's taken me over 20 hours
to start to learn this, very simple, but extremely hard part of the PPL course 'cos I was just as driven to succeed as Mad Bear and screwing it up and making things worse.
I still slip back into the old way of thinking when it's a gusty day and have to try so hard to not let it matter.
(Even to the point of trying to tune out my instructor and rabbiting away to myself like a demented looney 
)