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L2A in Jan w/c 16th
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On the recomendation of a friend I have signed up for a couple of refresher lessons with Easiski (Charlotte) in Jan.
I haven't done much skiing and none for the last 5 years.
Can anyone tell me how you have found lessons with Charlotte or would you recommend looking for a lesson buddy?
I'm hoping to be able to join competent friends on the slopes before the week's out.
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Sue Bowman
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There are a lot of easiski fans on here and I'm certainly one. I've had a lot of lessons with her over the last 3 years and my daughter has too, for both of us our skiing has improved greatly. I've had one to one, one to two and one to three lessons. For just a couple of lessons I would think one to one is best.
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Sue Bowman
, welcome to sHs. Easiski is the best of a long list of instructors I have had. I doubt if you'll find better. Individual and group lessons both have merits; individual means the lessons are concentrated on your own specific needs. Group allows you to watch, and be able to chat over points with, others. I agree with Colin that if you are just having a couple of lessons, individual tuition would be great.
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. The easiski philosophy is all about making skiing the mountain as natural as walking the streets. She always tries to get the best from her students and in my view she is a good teacher. If you really want to learn I expect she will quickly bring you back to a point you can join your friends, but she never pushes you beyond what you are comfortable with achieving and likes to see you putting into practice some very useful exercises between lessons. She has wonderful enthusiasm for her profession and a true love of skiing and the mountain.
I would agree that a few one to one lessons would probably be best - good luck.
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Thanks for all your good advise. It sounds as if L2A is like your second home! and I bet you all know each other too.
Is there anyone who's going to be there for the week commencing 16th January? It would be good to meet up and make new friends. Putting a face to a name is always good - and to hear some tales from the slopes would be interesting.
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There are a lot of easiski fans on here and I'm certainly one. I've had a lot of lessons with her over the last 3 years and my daughter has too, for both of us our skiing has improved greatly. I've had one to one, one to two and one to three lessons. For just a couple of lessons I would think one to one is best.