- Oct 17, 2012
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I realized I never provided any update on this.... Two months later, I can happily say we have a great flyaway! It basically took a combination of several different drills, but the biggest help was spotting her on low bar. Like, really big spot - litterally catching her and flipping her at first. She was doing the whipping thing several people described, so she had to relearn the timing. Then gradually she took over as she was more comfortable and then we brough it up to high bar. She's been happily flying(away) solo for several weeks now. Thanks everyone for your help!
