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 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

I'd like to go somewhere, probably in January, but I'm flexible.

I'd like to do a specialist course of some type. I started looking at the usual (ski instructor courses) but they are probably too long and I really would only being doing it to say I'd done it, not as a means to find a job. So, I'm thinking a short (1 week, possibly 2 week) training course. I don't want "ski school" - I did that a year back and didn't actually learn anything, although it was good fun.

My ability: I've been skiing for around 15 years, had lessons in the UK, and the odd private lesson in the Alps. I'm confident on most runs, but as the terrain gets harder I'm less able to get as many "style points". Most of my skiing has been on piste. I'm fit (for my age).

I'm thinking a specialist course like moguls, or off-piste or something similar but again would be interest to know what others have done. I guess I just want to do something which I come back from and can say I've moved my technique on. Anyone any advice or experience of doing the same?

One more thing, I don't mind putting this together, but would appreciate advice on travel, accomodation, transfers etc.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

errmmm.....care to narrow it down a bit? Maybe to a preferred country or destination?

Off piste tuition is available almost everywhere, and there will be any number of people who can recommend guides in specific resorts on here....you could do worse than going somewhere in the Tarentaise and book some time with Alpine Experience in Val d'Isere, for example
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

check out Warren Smith in Verbier its not ott pricewise and he seems to be able to push peoples technique along.
http://www.warrensmith-skiacademy.com/
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errmmm.....care to narrow it down a bit? Maybe to a preferred country or destination?

Not worried. I've skied in lots of countries. No real preference - more interested in the options available and whether anyone has done something they'd recommend.
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