Completed training with Mike Seager today. Did two more 2-hour blocks of time. Stalls, and emergency procedures were fun. So far, 41 landings. Asked if we could spin the 6A, and he obliged. First, Mike Seager did a spin to the left to show me what to expect. When it came over the top, it was pretty exciting. The stick back pressure was relaxed and centered, then opposite rudder stop the spin and it took about 3 g's to pull out of the ensuing dive. What a kick! Then I did two myself. I have to say, that was a blast, and I've decided I will be taking Aerobatic training in the not-too-distant future.
