Almost all of our offerings are via "courses". These courses are generally 1-3 full days and have set schedules. Your day is segmented into ground lessons and dual instruction in the air where you practice what you've learned during ground training. Lunch is provided from a number of fantastic local restaurants. Generally training is done as groups of 2. You will be paired with another student for the ground portions or bring a friend and train together. Flights are usually limited to about an hour each to reduce fatigue. You will do a number of flights throughout the day. Our instructors handle the navigation, radios, and everything else not related to your instruction. You are here to learn how to fly tailwheel, not talk to ATC. We let you focus on the new material. We've found that doing this as a course for 10 hours actually saves time and money vs. doing an unstructured program. You get in, focus, and spend 10 actual flying hours really mastering tailwheel flying. There's no wasted time. We operate out of a very quiet untowered airfield and can complete many more laps in the pattern per hour than in normal training.