I enjoy the technical aspects of breaststroke

RE: I enjoy the technical aspects of breaststroke

flystorms — Tue, 04 Feb 2014 04:46:27 GMT

The J-model was actually better only because it had air conditioning that usually worked and a cool microwave . I retired, only riding in them for about a year. At risk of sounding like an old fart, it was too much technology to keep up with as a part-timer. LOL! Spent many, many hours and years on the old H-models droning through storms, though. I miss storm seasons at times (well and working out of St Croix wasn't a bad deal either!)

RE: I enjoy the technical aspects of breaststroke

Allen Stark — Mon, 03 Feb 2014 11:10:55 GMT

Embrace your inner frog!

RE: I enjoy the technical aspects of breaststroke

__steve__ — Mon, 03 Feb 2014 09:12:44 GMT

As an adult onsetter, the frog had been the most challenging as well as my respective slowest stroke. Ironically, it may also be my most promising. Still saving this one for later as I continue to learn it. The name comes from being a hurricane hunter back in my AF days.Bet that was a fun ride in those J model 130's

RE: I enjoy the technical aspects of breaststroke

flystorms — Mon, 03 Feb 2014 08:55:52 GMT

Smontanaro, how funny! I never considered my "handle" to be an indicator of being a butterfly-er. That's so funny! I'm actually happy doing all freestyle and maybe just a little backstroke on occasion. The name comes from being a hurricane hunter back in my AF days.