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Instruction in Tignes - Stewart Woodward
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A snowHead
Poster:
A snowHead
Just back from Tignes with George VII. We have had a fantastic week. Mixed conditions, flat light and high winds at times but lots of new snow!
On Christmas Day we had a great lesson with fellow
Stewart Woodward
. Stewart has really brought on our skiing and I have now got more confidence in my ability. Stewart gave us some great tips and we have enjoyed our skiing more as a result.
He taught us some techniques to improve our skiing on steep slopes which were covered in deep snow. He has also helped to improve George's stance (getting him out of the back seat). We had extremly bad conditions during this lesson with really flat light, high winds and near white out conditions at times. Despite this Stewart kept us flexible and confident to continue skiing when normally we would have just headed for the nearest bar.
We both had huge grins on our faces
at the end of the morning lesson and went on to ski until 4pm even though it continued to snow heavily all day. Thank you so much Stewart for really improving our technique and ability and for making skiing feel so much easier and less tiring.
Happy New Year to you and
Mrs W
from George & Claire
PS Thank you also
Mrs W
for the great Pizza tip on Christmas Eve!
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
Obviously
A snowHead
isn't a real person
Thats simply not possible. He teaches with the ESF, and we all know they're wor
thless......................
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?
rade
, be careful, those red jackets will be coming down the mountain mob handed to get you
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