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ACRO E-mail Archive Thread: [Acro] Just Fly!!

Thread: [Acro] Just Fly!!

Message: [Acro] Just Fly!!

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From: "Chad Bartee" <osteogenics at cytoplast.com>

Date: Thu, 23 Aug 2001 15:18:11 UTC

Message:

I hope this finds the exploder list.

Every morning I receive my emails from the exploder and usually every morning I receive the some form of sour grapes.  So here is my two cents!

Flying acro is challenging at any level.  Speaking from a new guys perspective, the Sportsman sequence is challenging enough for true beginners, but maybe a little light for the category campers.   Simple deal,  if you want more challenge, move up categories.  

We seem to have more than our share of whiners.  I think in our everyday lives and businesses we put up with enough disgruntlement and sour grapes.  For most of us this sport is for fun.  If you aspire to best in the world the IAC gives you the opportunity and support.  But, aspiring to be the best is expensive and time consuming.  Lets quit whining and get behind our organization.

Not being one to dwell on the negatives, our organization has the most accessible and helpful people I have encountered.  Any person can call Sergei, Nicolay, David M., Hubie, Debbie RH.  , the elite of our sport, and receive helpful advice and guidance.  I once called Debbie about an airplane and she spoke with me (a lowly sportsman pilot) for about 20 minutes, and answered all me stupid questions with enthusiasm!!!  These people are great ambassadors for our sport, and deserve our support.

In any organization a few lead the many.  I praise the few, especially the few bold enough to stand in front of this group.  

Thanks

Chad B





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