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Recommendations for ESF instructors in Les Arc 1800?
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Friends will be in Les Arcs (staying in 1800) over New Year. They are either beginners or 1st-weekers and would like to book private lessons. Anyone able to recommend a good ESF instructor they could ask for? Reasonable English, good teaching style and sense of humour would be required!
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rob@rar.org.uk
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Why don't they try the ESI school Arc Aventures instead? My kids had a good time with them last January. Very friendly.
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rob@rar.org.uk
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Hywel
, check out Fred Zoll if he's still there (and say I sent them. I used to work with him here. Very good (world class) skier & snowboarder, good english and lots of fun. Likes to bring people on. If he can't/won't do it then get him to recommend someone. PM me for his mobile number if you like.
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, thanks for the recommendation. Fred is no longer with Arc Adventures; he teachers with 4 others for a small new school called Priviledge (www.ecoledeskiprivilege.com). My friend booked private lessons for his daughter with Fred and seemed very happy with how things went.
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My wife had an instructor from ESF called Bernard (we were there in 2002). She was a second time skier who was a bit nervous and he did her confidence no end of good! Bernhard was enthusiastic, encouraged nervous skiiers, was very very patient and loved the mountains, he yodelled, and worked as a forester in the summer.
However any school has not so good teachers, if you don't bond on the first day ask to change!
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