i'm back in the game

[monk]

it happens- people plateauing, but happily mine was short lived... like a week (maybe 2)! ok, maybe it was just a confidence thing that week that i didn't necessarily do anything better than i was doing. i even briefly lost my my dash. but i've got it back and i'm learning and perfecting (trying to) more and more things. eternal and perpetual thanks of course to kaos who taught me everything from the very beginning and enforced safety, consistency, and progression (this concept is sounding like a broken record on this forum, but it's so important!). SafeNSure, your demeanor with the whole sport is inspiring. and aero- you are in your element at sloat, i want to keep going to tuesday awesomeness, thanks for hints and motivation to do a double kong! i love my walking kong, but i will transition it to a double!

k, i feel weird using people's screen names when writing/addressing you all because you're my friends and and real people and not online personalities. anonymity is not a thing with this community. thanks everybody else too, see you out there!

[orem]

losing stuff feels weird... but i just think that since i'm constantly learning things anyway relearning isn't so out of place. but it would be nice if parkour was more like riding a bike ;)

yes the screen name thing is weird too.... i'm more inclined to write someone's name, unless their forum name is just as well attached to them in my head as their real name

[rift33]

yeah I had the same problem with losing the dash. What I found worked at least for me to help get it back wuz to continue to pull off caches until I felt more comfortable about going back into the dash.

[SafeNSure]

=)

[Ryan Fulmer]

yeah ive tried introducing myself to new people as Aero and i get weird looks haha. maybe in time. secret agent micheal scarn...