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Recommended instructor in Mayrhofen
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

We head back out to the Hof on 26th March for a week and my wife would like to have a one to one lesson on the first day. She is a sixty something and has been skiing for most of her adult life, but probably not progressed since her last lesson 40 years ago. She is comfortable skiing pretty much anything in the morning but hates moguls or chopped up snow in the afternoon.

She hopes that improved technique will help reduce tiredness /confidence in the afternoon.

Can anyone recommend a suitable instructor in the Hof? Any thoughts?


http://youtube.com/v/aGZJXMptioU
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

I can't remember the names of my instructors but I've gone for one-off lessons with both these schools and got on well:

Die Roten Profis
https://www.skiproaustria.at/en/dsm/ski-pro-austria.html

Ski School 3000
https://www.mayrhofen3000.at/en/

It's different for everyone, but I find that if I go on my own the first day and get a lesson on the morning of the second, I've found my legs again by then and the instructor can get a more 'real' assessment of my ability.

Most of the instructors meet up above the Gondola at the Penken, depending on level. Early beginners sometimes go to the Ahorn instead.
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