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Which Warren Smith DVD to get?
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

I like to think of myself as a reasonable intermediate skier but have probably not paid enough attention to my technique over the years as I should have done (lessons being a tad too expensive during the student years). To make amends (and prior to getting a lesson or two in Whistler in March now I've got a job), I wanted to invest in a Warren Smith DVD just to point me in the right direction. There seems to be a range of his DVDs- from lesson 1 through to 4- but no real indication (even on his website) as to what's covered in each DVD. This may be slightly stupid question but, heck, I'm going to ask it. Should I start at lesson 1 or with a quite a few weeks' skiing under my belt, can I move on to 2 or 3? At 16 quid a pop I don't really want to buy lesson 1 and discover it covers basic territory only.

Cheers for the advice.
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

Tommy4681, 1 through to 4 is better IMHO.Having had a few sessions with Warren and the team its is better to get into their Mantra from the start.
It is, of course is relevant to what your perceived level is? but the whole point of WSA is that they break your skiing down a rebuild it skill set by skill set,drill by drill and even a relatively advanced skier ,say someone like me who learnt to ski 25 +yrs ago will benefit from new more modern techniques of skiing.
The lesson1 DVD starts at an intermediate level as most people who get tuition fron the WSA team are intermediates and above.Basic territory it may be, but it is a new way of sking for most and as such should be followed all the way through. Hope this helps.
By the way the 'snowdome sessions' they do in May and Sept are a good way of introducing yourself to the team and good value.Try one.
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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?

Cheers for the post, hedley. Very useful.
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