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Old 03-10-2006, 04:41 PM
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Another alternative is to give Tres martin a call. He has a performance school but maybe you can talk him into some "private lessons" !!! Tres is one of the best also. (He's sick with neaumonia right now so get well soon buddy !!! I called you back today and Jackie said you were snoozing on the couch.) Dave

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Old 03-10-2006, 05:04 PM
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Another alternative is to give Tres martin a call. He has a performance school but maybe you can talk him into some "private lessons" !!! Tres is one of the best also. (He's sick with neaumonia right now so get well soon buddy !!! I called you back today and Jackie said you were snoozing on the couch.) Dave

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Been going stir crazy in this house < I hate to be sick but this shortness of breath.OHHHHHH
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Old 03-10-2006, 07:38 PM
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hell, i will teach you for 200 a day plus hotel and drinks
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[QUOTE=Chris Sunkin]Which one? That JT and JG don't throttle or that a newbie might have it easier steering than throttling? If we're talking world championship level strategy in a multi-million dollar boat, I'm with you. If were talking new guy in a mid-level class with the strong unlikelihood of a championship, I think steering is the place to get practice.


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You hit it my post on the head. I was referring to a front of the pack championship running (not necessarily 1mm $ rig though)Any class.

As the vid shows most anyone can hold the steering straight. I don't watch that newscaster but I give him credit for being in the boat when JT ran her up.( Add 2 or 3 boats next to him a hose down or two and 40 turns

Anyways, I agree driving would probably be the best place for him to get the feel for racing.

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get seat time brother if you want to throttle.... i was told by a very wise and respected tman....."money cant teach you to throttle.......you either can or you cant !" DL. GO FOUND OUT IF YOU GOT IT NOW
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