Accident Description
During a training flight, a student pilot was practicing touch-and-go takeoffs and landings. On the final landing, the airplane bounced and pulled to the left. The student pilot did not properly recover from the bounced landing, resulting in a second bounce upon touchdown.
Sequence of Events
After the second bounce, the student elected to abort the landing and initiate a takeoff. However, the airplane's airspeed was too slow for a safe climb. Shortly after becoming airborne, the airplane stalled and struck the ground in a left wing down attitude.
Post-Accident Examination
An examination of the left wheel brakes and tire revealed no evidence of wheel brake seizing or binding. No mechanical anomalies were identified in the braking system.