Rollin’ through Sunday.

Sorry y’all, pics n vids have ta wait. The vids taken (2) are each 3 seconds long and show,,,, nothing. One has me setting up, and then, end vid. The other is the same thing of another student. I didnt have my deck camera set up either,,, more fault mine.

But,,,, 450 miles driving, 3 hours of pool time, two boats and two paddles (euro blade and Greenland) and I was successfully rolling within 15 minutes from beginning of the instruction. Was rolling with zero assistance (B and I were spotting in case of flubs, but not helping each other)after half an hour.

I promise that I will have a camera mounted next time any of my boats hit water, and I will record the deeds. Not just as proof, but to help in self coaching.

Been a long and VERY fruitful day in my little world, but I am beat.

Talk at y’all tomorrow and will bring some more dancing tunes for the fun times we have before us.

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