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I fancy going on one of these Training Courses over a week, held on a Glacier over the Summer/Autumn months. You know the ones... the likes advertised by Warren Smith and Emma Carrick Anderson etc,etc.
As i am looking at doing my Level 2 exams over the winter months, i thought it would be a good way of getting up to speed before.
Anyone been on one...had good or bad experiences or can make recommendations?
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I've done quite a few weeks with Snoworks both before and since starting my progress through the BASI system, having done pre-season and in-season training with Phil, Emma and their colleagues. I've found it extremely worthwhile, in terms of improving my skiing as well as a bit of an insight to BASI stuff (although their courses are not specifically designed with that in mind, except for their Pro training courses). I did a review of their pre-season camps which I posted on snowHeads a few years ago - I'll see if I can find it, but the summary was "do it, it's great!".
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rob@rar wrote:
I did a review of their pre-season camps which I posted on snowHeads a few years ago - I'll see if I can find it, but the summary was "do it, it's great!".
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the review of their slalom training week, part of the Pro courses run by Emma (although reasonable typical of the race training they do for recreational skiers, although the fitness stuff in the evening doesn't usually feature on those courses).
Anyway, snowHeads is much more fun if you do.
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Thanks for the reply's and Link...much appreciated. I really enjoyed reading your review Rob. I love hanging out in the gates...I like nothing better. Looks great fun.
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