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Mr. Robert, I certainly will!

Rachel must camers and microphones in my home...
Anway - that is exactly the right approach!

Robby

I will sure tell the boys that too!

Rachel, thank you very much for sharing Hagen's and Garret's helpful advice!
The fact that they came up with such a fantastic advice shows how much they know about whipcracking and I'm very, very impressed by that!

My compliments to you Hagen and Garret!

All the best
Ben

Ben, it is all them
Thank you. They had already been pracing this in the last few days, but are even more serious about straight lines when they heard about lit candles.

It's been nice to be able to actually practice outside the last couple of days.

It's still not progressing like I want it to.
But it is progressing, but rather slowly.
Being windy today is not helping but a physical challenge is a good practice to be able to direct the whip better.

Ron

Ron, congratulations on your progress!
A small progress during windy weather shows a very good progress overall in my opinion.
It's kind of like jogging with "additional weights". Once the weights are missing (or once ther is no windy weather during a practice session) the true level of progression will show!

All the best
Ben

Hi everyone

Could not resist makeing some videos in the fine weather. The training did not go very well, but now we both have a whip we did have a lot of fun :

https://youtu.be/vTiJmW2M0gM

You don't have to comment on the videos from today. They are mostly just to show you a little fun from the Garden

Flemming, it's looking much better.
Keep up the good practice.

Ron

Thanks Ron

Flemming, you are constantly getting better - good job!


All the best
Ben