[968Syncro]

Good luck with it Cloud, should be a great father / daughter experience.

Roland

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[Cloud9...68]

Roland,

Thanks; I'm looking forward to it. Now that it's been a few weeks since your son took the course, does he feel like he retained much of it and is a better driver as a result? And as far as the course itself, did he have fun, or did he find much of it to be boring or tedious? Thanks.

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[968Syncro]

hi Cloud,

I'd say generally the answer is yes, he retained some of the lessons. That is .... as far as a 19 year "know it all" is willing to admit [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/biggrin.gif[/img] . So for example the 968 fun run we had weekend, he did 1/2 of the driving. Rxter was in the lead, and my son had to work at it to keep up. As the passenger I was freaking out, but he did well. His driving, and my wife as well, have very choppy driving, whereas my style is much more smooth. But I asked him if during the run he recalled some of the survival school lessons and he said yes, some. I can't recall any part of the Survival School day where he complained of being bored or upset about anything.

Roland

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[Peter B]

Great Suggestion. They are coming to Portland in September. This sounds like a great opportunity and for only 75$ I'm signing my son up.

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[Peter B]

Feedback - great school.



I took a separate car. On the way there, my son was following me and skids all over the place on a corner. He almost hits the concrete barrier. He definitely needed the school. I watched him for awhile. He had a great instructor. He came home bragging about how well he did and how he was ready for the next time his car skids out.



Thanks for the advice.

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