Steven Pearson <>
writes:

Steve's scooter tow clinic was finished by the time I arrived
at Wallaby on Friday. Despite a long week of two back-to-back clinics, Steve set
up for another morning of instruction and demonstrations before a long drive
home.



It's hard to appreciate how effective this system is until you take a flight and
watch a student. My daughter just turned twelve years old. Kelsey's flown tandem
with me but she's never taken lessons. On her first flight with the Blue Sky
method, she flew two hundred feet and landed on her feet. It's hard to imagine a safer,
more effective or easier way of teaching hang gliding.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5420951359668350229



It was just amazing (as a dad) watching my twelve year old daughter fly two
hundred feet on her first flight with absolutely no anxiety. That kind of
experience isn't even possible in the most friendly training environments like
Dockweiller.



I was equally impressed watching a sixty-something first-time student who was
having the time of his life with barely enough aptitude to hold the glider level
on take-off :). Steve's training method and his unbridled enthusiasm and energy
is truly inspirational.



The only way to improve the system would be to clone Steve. His energy and
enthusiasm is truly inspiring. Thanks for getting us on board.