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Old October 30th 06, 06:20 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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The US Team Committe is announcing cross country and racing school run
by experts to be held in the week preceding the Region 5 North
competition at Perry - read more about past camps he
http://www.ssa.org/UsTeam/ust_camps.htm
We work to help you achieve improved cross country andcompetition
skills through an intensive six day course in a relaxed atmosphere of
learning, feedback, and guidance. Even if competing is not your
objective, learning to fly efficiently utilizing racing techniques will
improve you cross country abilities.
If interested, visit the US Team web site, download the documents, fill
out the application and email it to Doug Jacobs at
See you next spring!
DJ

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Old October 31st 06, 12:36 AM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Hi Doug;

This looks terrific ! Any plans for a West Coast version?
It would be well attended for sure - has this been
looked at/thought about by the US team committee?

Thanks & Regards

2T

At 18:24 30 October 2006, wrote:
The US Team Committe is announcing cross country and
racing school run
by experts to be held in the week preceding the Region
5 North
competition at Perry - read more about past camps he
http://www.ssa.org/UsTeam/ust_camps.htm
We work to help you achieve improved cross country
andcompetition
skills through an intensive six day course in a relaxed
atmosphere of
learning, feedback, and guidance. Even if competing
is not your
objective, learning to fly efficiently utilizing racing
techniques will
improve you cross country abilities.
If interested, visit the US Team web site, download
the documents, fill
out the application and email it to Doug Jacobs at

See you next spring!
DJ





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Old November 14th 06, 02:16 PM posted to rec.aviation.soaring
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Default US Team XC/Racing Camp




The US Team Committe is announcing cross country and
racing school run
by experts to be held in the week preceding the Region
5 North
competition at Perry - read more about past camps he
http://www.ssa.org/UsTeam/ust_camps.htm
We work to help you achieve improved cross country
andcompetition
skills through an intensive six day course in a relaxed
atmosphere of
learning, feedback, and guidance. Even if competing
is not your
objective, learning to fly efficiently utilizing racing
techniques will
improve you cross country abilities.
If interested, visit the US Team web site, download
the documents, fill
out the application and email it to Doug Jacobs at

See you next spring!
DJ



 




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