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Les Arcs 2000 lessons
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We are going to Arcs 2000 on family trip Easter 08. My boys (17 & 18 know the area and neither want or need instruction.)
My wife however is a nervous intermediate skier, she has had several weeks of ESF group lessons. I personally believe that she is no longer benifitting from these group lessons and should take some private lessons. I (unlike my children) think that I also could benefit from a private lesson or two.
With this in mind can anyone recommend a private ski school/personal instructor in Les arcs who would be able to give myself and my wife private lessons (bearing in mind we ski at different levels) I would want the lessons based on my wifes ability with me tagging along for a few tips.
Never had private lessons, but would a couple of private lessons (2 x 2 hour) be more beneficial than a week of group lessons !!
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Yes the private lessons will definitely benefit you much much more than group lessons.
I will have word with a few people I know see if can find someone to help you.
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Anyone !!, I've had a look on the website and spirit 1950 look like my best option, but would appreciate some views off others who have had 1st hand experience.
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If it's private lessons that you are after and are happy to scoot across to Vallandry you could try
New Generation
. It's a small British ski school and I'm sure you'd get great instruction. If you are interested I can PM you the email for the guy who runs that particular branch of New gen so you can discuss requirements with him.
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Wow they look a bit pricey rob@rar, 159 euro for a 2hour lesson. I have looked at the Les arcs website and I have emailed 'Privilege Ecole de ski' . They have come back very promptly and quoted 80 euro for each 2 hour lesson (10-12) for 2 people and what's more they come to us.
I think this is reasonable, but has anyone any experience of this outfit, i.e. are they any good.
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