Looks okay but I would hazzard a no. Although it is light and looks well made it IS a composite aircraft. It is a trainer and may end up damaged. It is much easier to repair wood than composite. It also looks like it has a thin fuse. It could get dicy to see if it gets out there a ways. You stated you have some previous experience. You may be just fine. But as I said if you bust it up you are likely to have to pitch it insted of repairing. Best to stick with a tried and true plane. I would reccomend a trainer with a semisymmetrical wing. You can relearn on it and have some fun with it later. Good luck.

Mark Shuman