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Private Lesson - St Anton
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Heading to St Anton next week and I would be keen to get a 1 day private lesson.
I would consider myself almost expert level but I would like to spend a day early in my week holiday to hone a few on piste skills and perhaps get a few easy off piste runs in along the way.
Would anyone have any contact details of st anton instructors who would provide this kind of service?
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Bernhard Falch, ARLSKI.
I've not skied with Bernhard but have skied with a mountain guide in St Anton that he trained ....
When I bet Bernhard last month in St Anton, he said he tends to teach advanced / expert skiers who are still looking to improve their technique on and off the piste. Most of his business is from repeat customers. Bernhard has taught in the USA and New Zealand so his English is probably very good. (we spoke German)
ARLSKI | Tiroler Skischule
Bernhard Falch
Nassereinerstr. 67
A - 6580 St. Anton am Arlberg
+43-(0) 664-130 29 39
http://www.arlski.at/
I stayed at his pension which was very nice ...
http://www.seppaler.at/
There are 20 or so independent ski teachers in St Anton nowadays, not all have offpiste qualifications ...
http://www.stantonamarlberg.com/de/winter/skischulen/index.html
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Any idea how much it would be for a 1 day individual lesson?
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I'm not sure, looking at the internet €40 to €90 per hour appears to be the normal rate for a fully qualified ski teacher. Having a second person in the group makes it a lot cheaper (maybe he has someone of a simlar standard and he could teach you together to keep the costs down). You could send him an email. You will probably get more out of 2 x 3 or 4 hours than one full day.
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