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  1. T-bird

    Tunnel Camps

    T-bird replied to Squeak's topic in Wind Tunnels

    Not sure about the South, but Robbie Spencer and myself are running a tunnel camp in the North East. Next one is November 1st. We usually run at least one a month through the winter.. we are based out of Skyventurenh in Nashua and you can find info on us at www.windtunnelcoaching.com Hope that is of some help! :)
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    Tunnel Camp

    T-bird replied to T-bird's topic in Wind Tunnels

    The date for the tunnel camp has changed to November 1st. The camp will be held at Skyventurenh and will be hosted by Robbie Spencer and Tanya Hannington. FS Skills for all levels. Send e-mail for more info to [email protected]
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    check out these guys in NH https://www.facebook.com/WindTunnelCoaching
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    Tunnel Camp

    T-bird replied to T-bird's topic in Wind Tunnels

    Anyone interested in doing an FS tunnel camp at Skyventure NH on October 25th should contact Tanya Hannington at www.windtunnelcoaching.com It is a one day event with Robbie Spencer and Tanya coaching with focus on belly flying. 4-way is the ultimate goal, but what ever level you are at, will be accommodated,from basic skills to advanced 4-way with blocks if the skill level is there. For more details, contact Tanya or Robbie on the page mentioned earlier in the post. :)