Went wet skiing at MK Snozone last Monday - instructor told me to repeat Level 2. Went dry skiing at Hemel Hempsted on Sunday this week - completed Level 4 and next Sunday am doing Level 5. On the main slope and using the Poma lifts by the end of the hour and a half.
The instructor at Hemel was fantastic - encouraged you, didn't criticise your every mistake - instead complemented you on what you got right and made suggestions on how to correct things you had got wrong. The instructor ...
Went wet skiing at MK Snozone last Monday - instructor told me to repeat Level 2. Went dry skiing at Hemel Hempsted on Sunday this week - completed Level 4 and next Sunday am doing Level 5. On the main slope and using the Poma lifts by the end of the hour and a half.
The instructor at Hemel was fantastic - encouraged you, didn't criticise your every mistake - instead complemented you on what you got right and made suggestions on how to correct things you had got wrong. The instructor at MK just criticised. What a difference.
I'm just back from Borovets and I'm hooked, I think I'm going to have to hit the dry slopes to practise my boarding before my next holiday (end of Feb if I can afford it)
Are the Snowzone and Hemel good for boarders, or is there anywhere else in the London area I can go?
I'm just back from Borovets and I'm hooked, I think I'm going to have to hit the dry slopes to practise my boarding before my next holiday (end of Feb if I can afford it)
Are the Snowzone and Hemel good for boarders, or is there anywhere else in the London area I can go?
If you are north London, there is Snozone in MK - not bad and it's the wet stuff. On the dry stuff, there are two slopes in South Herts - Hemel and Goslings in Welwyn. There is also Wycome Summit so it all depends where you are
hi
if mk snowzone like the castleford one they want you to do the level again so u spend more money wife and i did level 2 twice mind u the first instructor was a muppett
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