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Correct way of holding the stick during ground roll?



 
 
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Old May 5th 09, 01:26 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default Correct way of holding the stick during ground roll?

I'm not sure Michael has an instructor. These are basic questions that
should be answered only by his instructor. Asking them should improve
the bonding and love that we all had with ours. It seems as if he is
learning to fly gliders thru the RAS site and I'm not sure that is a
good idea. Lets wait until after he groundloops his first glass ship
and we can all recommend the best way to remove the stain from his
shorts.
R
 




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