[Stephen Hoath]

Wow, this is a great tool. Having flown Rev Team for over 10 years now I have helped a good number of pilots get up to speed. Whilst it gets easier every time, this tool is going to make the whole process a lot simpler. Many thanks.

On a similar note, for this year in Berck I wrote a mega team ballet that could be learned simply and quickly. The challenges were multiple languages and varied expertise. The routine works best with 12 people but can be adapted for any number from 3 upwards.

I think it would be amazing if all the various teams around the world could learn/fly this routine and so I am posting it here for everyone to use. Originally the routine was written for The Flying Squad and we still use it every now and then.

You will need to find/buy the music from elsewhere but the track is "Daydream in Blue" by I Monster. All the moves can be flown with the music so if you need some extra tips just let me know.

Finally, the routine is a Powerpoint 2003 presentation and should be viewed using this version or later. I believe you can download a free viewer from the Microsoft homepage.

So have fun, use it as you want and let me know what you think. (as long as it is all good )

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[Kitelife]

Stephen, very cool... But for those rare individuals (like me) without PowerPoint, how can I view this file?

[Kitelife]

Duh, never mind... I finally read the whole post. LOL

Here's a link to that viewer:

http://tinyurl.com/yyzosw

[RevWizard]

Stephen Hoath, on Apr 24 2007, 12:10 PM, said:

Wow, this is a great tool. Having flown Rev Team for over 10 years now I have helped a good number of pilots get up to speed. Whilst it gets easier every time, this tool is going to make the whole process a lot simpler. Many thanks.

On a similar note, for this year in Berck I wrote a mega team ballet that could be learned simply and quickly. The challenges were multiple languages and varied expertise. The routine works best with 12 people but can be adapted for any number from 3 upwards.

I think it would be amazing if all the various teams around the world could learn/fly this routine and so I am posting it here for everyone to use. Originally the routine was written for The Flying Squad and we still use it every now and then.

You will need to find/buy the music from elsewhere but the track is "Daydream in Blue" by I Monster. All the moves can be flown with the music so if you need some extra tips just let me know.

Finally, the routine is a Powerpoint 2003 presentation and should be viewed using this version or later. I believe you can download a free viewer from the Microsoft homepage.

So have fun, use it as you want and let me know what you think. (as long as it is all good )

Seems I recall this routine from somewhere!

[Stephen Hoath]

johnnmitchell, on Apr 24 2007, 09:28 PM, said:

Seems I recall this routine from somewhere!

Hell John, you've probably flown it in Valencia last year when the wind was a gentle 35mph!

[Baloo]

COOL way of presenting it Stephen.

[Fernan]

A very good routine, thanks to share it. It was a pleasure to fly with you, in Valencia, Stephen. It passes it very well.

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[Stephen Hoath]

Fernan, on Apr 26 2007, 07:34 PM, said:

Valencia_2007_074.jpgA very good routine, thanks to share it. It was a pleasure to fly with you, in Valencia, Stephen. It passes it very well.

Nice photo! Why do I always look like I am one bottle short of a six pack?

Please have a go at the routine, it is quite simple and means the language challenges will not be so important next time

In English - Ball
In French - Bool
In Spanish - Bolla

I am slowy learning how to call in 5 languages. Haven't quite mastered American yet .... darn it

[Stone in Shoe Bob]

Baloo, on Apr 24 2007, 11:00 PM, said:

COOL way of presenting it Stephen.

The French also have a novel approach,
http://www.youtube.c...eam%2Dvideos%2F
look for the split screen.

I think Stephen has seen this but some of you guys in the US may not have done.

[Stephen Hoath]

Stone in Shoe Bob, on May 8 2007, 06:31 PM, said:

The French also have a novel approach,
http://www.youtube.c...eam%2Dvideos%2F
look for the split screen.

I think Stephen has seen this but some of you guys in the US may not have done.

Hey Bob, I was there (I seem to remember the mother of all hangovers!) Steve Matchett & I then "flew" our pairs routine. I didn't really enjoy the kiss that much though!!!!

On a slightly more serious note, this is actually a fantastic way of visualising complex moves. .....feel the kite....... be the kite......

If you can't get a handle on a pass through burst, try running it!

ps.... never go drinking with FLIC

[Baloo]

Looks great fun

[Stone in Shoe Bob]

Stephen Hoath, on May 8 2007, 07:49 PM, said:

Hey Bob, I was there (I seem to remember the mother of all hangovers!) Steve Matchett & I then "flew" our pairs routine. I didn't really enjoy the kiss that much though!!!!

Not French then (you or the kiss)?

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On a slightly more serious note, this is actually a fantastic way of visualising complex moves. .....feel the kite....... be the kite......

I was thinking the same thing myself but wasn't sure if it was a good idea to admit to it.

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If you can't get a handle on a pass through burst, try running it!

Sorry no can do, that's why they call me Stone in Shoe. Never noticed the Limp?

[tonet]

Not to be spoken English and I cannot answer as gustaria me but I follow the discussion of team through Fernan, I want to salute to all. In special to Barresi, Gustavo, Stephen. Sorry, my English is of traducctor. [/size]
To count with me for which it is, support the initiative.
Greetings of Tonet.

[antman]

doing dance moves with the same as their kite moves.. i wonder if i could get john and monkey and quad kit to do this

[Madquad]

Stephen Hoath, on Apr 24 2007, 11:05 PM, said:

Hell John, you've probably flown it in Valencia last year when the wind was a gentle 35mph!

[monkey]

antman, on May 25 2007, 12:23 AM, said:

doing dance moves with the same as their kite moves.. i wonder if i could get john and monkey and quad kit to do this

Oh, we have before, its on that first Wildwood video and we've done it recently at the Long Beach Clinic this past March. As Stephen suggests, its a great way to drive the point home on complex moves, and it's justa lot of fun as well.

Me, I thought drinking with FLIC was the MOST fun in Berck and Portsmouth

[quaa714]

Great fun watching that routine both indoors and outdoors.
One question though................
How does one incorporate the dog seen at approx 3:40 into the outdoor routine?

[play365]

monkey, on Jun 10 2009, 04:10 AM, said:

Me, I thought drinking with FLIC was the MOST fun in Berck and Portsmouth

They are reformed no drinking this year at Berck lol

[Bazzer]

play365, on Jun 10 2009, 04:24 AM, said:

They are reformed no drinking this year at Berck lol

No ...cannot be!
I must have words with Flic about the team acquiring a new spirit adviser.
They need some guiding away from the bright side.
My services are always available.
Pictures of Flic , The Decs and iQuad practicing a ball
One of the finest ball formations ever.

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[Love2fly]

Bazzer, on Jun 10 2009, 10:41 AM, said:

No ...cannot be!
I must have words with Flic about the team acquiring a new spirit adviser.
They need some guiding away from the bright side.
My services are always available.
Pictures of Flic , The Decs and iQuad practicing a ball
One of the finest ball formations ever.

Now that photo looks like it could have been a blast!!

Honestly, that's a great shot... really shows the brotherhood of the whole Rev thing.