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Request for recommendations: Private lesson in Les Menuires
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As above, I'm after recommendation for a 2 or 3 hour lesson in Les Menuires to work on tuning my technique and give me some things to keep working on.
I've skied for 30 years on and off (far more 'on' in the last 15 years) and now do 2 weeks a year plus days in Scotland. I'm comfortable with any piste in pretty much any condition (let's face it, who does like skiing on sheet ice?) and side-piste. I've never learnt enough mountain knowledge to feel safe venturing further afield myself or with friends, but have done a couple of 4 hour lessons which have taken us properly off-piste.
My skiing now is better than it ever has been, which is a surprise and a joy, and I'd like to keep improving bit by bit. For the last couple of years I've been working on steep moguls and now feel almost proud of my technique, if not my fitness!
Any recommendations for a school or individual who could continue helping my progress would be gratefully received.
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Vincent Suchel from Ski School. Simple.
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Not many British Instructors based in Les Menuires so if that is what you are after then you are maybe better to ski over to Meribel and get a lesson from someone based there. I am a BASI ISTD based in Meribel and was in the Scottish Mogul Team in my youth so would be happy to help you with the this or any other aspects of your skiing. Mike.
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Thanks guys.
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Claude from Ski Pros is teaching for many years at The End of Season Bash in Val Thorens and he's based in the Three Valleys. Claude Decagny is teaching in Courchevel, la Tania, Meribel, Les Menuires, Val Thorens as a private ski instructor.
Ex-member of the French ski team (moguls skiing) Claude is a great ski instructor as you can see on Snow Heads feedbacks. Look forward to seeing you on the pistes
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