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Masterclass group lessons in Alpe D'Huez, February?
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi all,

I am going to Alpe D'Huez from 2 to 9 February 2013, and have provisionally put my name down for some morning group lessons with Stuart Adamson of Masterclass, who comes recommended on this forum and others. These lessons will only be run if there are a minimum of three people, and there is only one of me at the moment (am on holiday with OH who is an experienced snowboarder), so I thought I'd mention it on here in case anyone else of a similar level is interested in joining me. I think the lessons would comprise 3x 2 hours on Monday/Tuesday/Thursday and the maximum number of people in the group would be six.

I'm still pretty much a beginner (current stage: snowplough linked turns and just starting to transition to parallel between turns), though I'm having fairly regular lessons and practising in the UK, so hope to have improved somewhat by the time we go! I'm a 'mature' starter at age 33, a little nervous but not too bad, and am making slow but steadyish progress. I realise this is a bit vague, but hopefully will provide a rough idea of level, i.e. I think it's safe to say that I won't be skiing the Sarenne Smile

Here is the weblink to the lesson details and prices:

http://www.masterclass.f9.co.uk/class_costs.htm
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