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Andy Hawkins wrote:
Hi,

In article ,
wrote:
Where this turning stuff practice comes in handy is in being able to
keep your pattern ground track where it is supposed to be when the winds
blow without having to think about it a lot.

I guess so. That's the sort of thing I was obviously doing 'subconsciously'
when I moved into the circuit (unless my circuits were all completely the
wrong shape!).

If you want a totally impartial evaluation, get a GPS that stores your
track and do 3 or 4 trips around the pattern on a windy day.

The first time I did that I decided it was time to go out to the practice
area and do some refresher turning manuevers.

--
Jim Pennino

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