Three-high!

[circusjacob]

I learned the base and second base (middle) of a three-high today. I also feel relatively comfortable spotting and teaching a two high, front mount, and back mount. Something we should work on when we get back! Two highs are not scary at all - we should be doing them regularly - and three-highs are a bit more scary, but if you have the proper safety equipment, they're not that bad either.

[contactsarah]

So cool! I now feel quite confident flying a two high too, so hooray!

(and they really aren't that scary are they?)

[Blue Hair Sar]

whoot!
I'm really comfortable on 2 high, while still... I should practice more when walking around. I think i could handle 3 high. GO JACOB!

[juliana]

I'm comfortable flying three high!

or atleast I was when I was 12?

[circusjacob]

We'll totally have to work on it! The main thing I'd need to get used to is the weight - the top person was ten and small. If anything else, we should use two-highs.

[tarapeze]

yeah, i feel like i've been saying that forever! though you're right jacob, it's super-easy with kids, it definitely is not that hard with people closer to similar size. BUT the issue is bases - we've always had plenty of people ready to fly, we need more ready to be stepped on! first-year guys need to be recruited!

[circusjacob]

I can base it (and teach it) now. I also theoretically know how to do a front mount and back mount, where the flyer just springs up. Maybe Juliana and I and Molly and I will practice when I'm on the west coast. (eee, I leave in the morning!!)

[Blue Hair Sar]

I should be able to base normal stacks and possibley three-high. I've bulked up a lot this summer...
hee