
Sam explained that when learning how to do a flip there are lots of things to remember.

Sam said that once, after tucking his knees, he forgot to rotate.
Ouch.

We were impressed with how both he and the camp handled it. They just gave him some ice and encouraged him to get back out there. He did.
He was up for camp on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday too.

We were impressed with what he did learn and have him signed up for a second week of camp in July.

I thought it made him look tough. Cam thought it made him look pretty.
We all joked around about it a lot.
I tried to capture the evolution of the black eye by taking several shots of Sam over the next few days. There isn't one great picture but there are lots of interesting ones.
Go to this Flickr set if you want to see them.
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