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Hi,
Never skiied before but would love to learn.
Quite like the idea of buggering off somewhere (France?) to take a week(?) intensive course.
Any recommendations/advice?
Cheers
Simon
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simonp
, welcome to
s! Many on here would recommend you to get yourself to Les Deux Alpes and our very own
easiski
aka Charlotte Swift. She'll have you doing brilliantly within a week, by all accounts. Have a look at her website -
www.easiski.com.
Good luck with your venture, you should find loads of useful information on here.
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Thanks Hurtle - will go and have a nose . . .
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simonp
, Welcome to
. I learnt the intensive way ...private lessons every day for 10 days ( and almost every day thereafterer for the next 10). Still learning though a few 'weeks' later, goes with the sport !
Lots of discussion here about private v group v self-taught .... but no doubt that one instructor intensive for a week ( 1 1/2 to 2 hours per day) is the best option imho ... also go outside peak season so that you can practice in relative 'calm'.
France would be my choice ... Les Gets, but then again L2A has
easiski
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s! Many on here would recommend you to get yourself to Les Deux Alpes and our very own 