Tonight was probably the hardest (at least in my mind) of all the Instrument training to date. I'm sure its from the cold I'm trying to clear out; but tonight from the moment I put the hood on until the final approach to full stop, I felt like I was in a hard right bank. It was interesting to say the least. What a great hard core way to practice combating SD. I have a bit of a headache now that I'm guessing is the beginning of some motion sickness from almost three hours of SD: I don't wish that on anyone!
Tonight also brought to the front that I'm having the hardest time with NDB holds. I don't know why, but its just harder for me to visualize them. That sounds kind of dumb when I think about it . . . I'm sure that after the next few days I'll get them drilled deep enough in that they stick.
Another 3 hours and 5 approaches tonight. Oh yeah - absolutely greased the final full stop - best landing to date. I mean, greased like, "Are we on the ground?" That'll be the last one of those for another few years!
