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Freestyle lessons?
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

I noticed that Xscape in MK have started doing freestyle lessons on Thursday evenings. I am kinda tempted because I'm fairly confident skiing red runs and thought that this might a way to add a bit of interest to skiing at Xscape as I'd imagine skiing the same short slope for a couple of hours would be a bit boring. Last year I was trying to 360 spins on the flat to keep myself entertained while I was looking after the beginners but only got it a few times, and our instructor took us over some small jumps and even on the half pipe Shocked

So, has anyone got any experience of the sessions at MK, or the other slopes? Reckon it would be worthwhile? Do I need to already be able to do some basic freestyle beforehand?
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

zebedee, hi, this is probably not too helpful as I have only had freestyle lessons in norwich, but here they just ask for parallel standard & assumed no previous experience. The instructor took things really carefully with the newbies, making sure they concentrate on speeds & approaches first. I really enjoyed it, they really stretch you & they are great fun - I am sure MK will be similar.
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