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Private lessons at Swadlincote Ski Centre
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

On the verge of booking a private lesson at Swadlincote Ski Centre for my girlfriend and brother. They learnt separately indoors (one xscape, the other Tamworth) and were both signed off for recreational, although both were quite nervous when it came to riding solo, but neither have snowboarded in over a year.

The surface is snowflex, anybody gone from snow to snowflex and not got on with it. I have rode Swadlincote and I did find the different surface...well, different. I've done a few seasons and adapted my riding, I'm more after a novices opinion if the lack of edge grip helped or hindered?

Any other opinions of Swadlincote, snowflex or private improver lesson in general before I book?

Cheers!
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

@manicpb,
All dry slopes are a bit more of an examination of technique than snow is, that's why they are so useful. Snowflex is one of the more comfortable surfaces for beginners to fall onto Very Happy
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