phrase said...
I`m interested in the difference in the teaching techniques of the two schools?? Is one better than the other?
OK, I'll try and remain unbias with this.
When you require a service for anything in life you would normally shop around ask questions to try and get info to understand more about what your spending your hard earnt cash on. I for one jumped in and didn't look around and ended up extremely disappointed with the lesson I recieved, I then went on and just taught myself.
which I look back and realise was so stupid and always now recommend lessons.
What I mean about teaching techniques is that certain schools are maximising your time and money when others are wasting it. For starters I would rather start the lesson by walking 30 seconds to the teaching area rather than 10 mins. But the technique comment is more in regards to the use of helmets. Not only safer but also have direct communication with the student, the learning curve is much greater early, resulting in reduced amount of lessons. Experience is also important, some people can be instructors but can't even proficiently retrieve their own board in the water. So you need to ask the questions and come to your own conclusions, some businesses are run on passion others are just entrepreneurs.
I personally don't think there will be a school operating out of Safety Bay next season if things continue the way they are currently anyway.
That's great you went down to the meeting on KiteJam day phrase, I believe the agreement which is yet to be made public was a good outcome. I would have been there but had to sleep after night shift. At the end of the day I'm not fussed with Safety Bay to much, I kite for enjoyment I don't want to be down the beach shouting at teuro's all day. I'll just keep hitting the other spots where only a few of us go. Bring on winter.
