Hi, I used to do this with my son but like all teenagers at 16 soon Im the last on the alotted time list. I even got him his own Slow Stick to train with but its collecting dust. I also tried to get my retired father involved [we used to c/l fly in the 70s a lot] But I find myself doing similar things to spice up the flight times. Going to electrics that I can fly from my door step breaks up the bordom at times but most of all its the building that keeps me going. I can almost never complete a model before I start another. And I have kits on the shelf waiting there turn. Flying some 1/2A stuff will keep you on your toes too. The key is to fly different machines often and Keep building. I seem the crash enough thru the year to always have a repair or remodel job to do. And adding improvements where poss. That seems to be my true passion. And hey if we arent crashing once and a while were not flying. Or we are board with the way we are.
Keith