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FAO:SNOWSHACK STEVE

Bonzo Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 12-10-04 13:54

FAO:SNOWSHACK STEVE

Hi Steve (or anyone else who might answer)

After a couple of years skiing in Bulgaria, have decided to give boarding a go. I''ve booked up one of the packs (boots,board,pass and 3x2hrs lessons) and thought I would supplement the lessons with a private lesson or two from your team.

Could you tell me:
-Is it best to book here or wait till I get out there ?
-what is the cost of say a two hour one-to-one lesson?
-what would be the best time of the week to book it for ie should I get my ...
Hi Steve (or anyone else who might answer)

After a couple of years skiing in Bulgaria, have decided to give boarding a go. I''ve booked up one of the packs (boots,board,pass and 3x2hrs lessons) and thought I would supplement the lessons with a private lesson or two from your team.

Could you tell me:
-Is it best to book here or wait till I get out there ?
-what is the cost of say a two hour one-to-one lesson?
-what would be the best time of the week to book it for ie should I get my 3 group lessons out of the way first then have a private lesson on the fourth day?

Cheers
Bonzo

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Bonzo Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 12-10-04 13:57

ps

The girl I work with says you will remember her and says hi to you and Krassie !

Her name is Tracey, she had lessons with your team 3 yrs in a row and one year she brought some boat parts out from the UK for you (she had a mate called Jo)
Snowshack Steve Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 12-10-04 16:41

re: ps

Hi Bonzo, first say Hi to Tracey, haven't heard from her for ages, ask her to drop me an email, address is still the same. Krassie and I are fine with a new addition to the family, Jessica, 6 months old. I in the process of trying to get the binding small enough to hold her on the board for her first winter!!
In answer to your questions - a one on one lesson is 15 pounds for 2 hours riding. You can call in the shop to book. The best way is see how your getting on and decide. I would ...
Hi Bonzo, first say Hi to Tracey, haven't heard from her for ages, ask her to drop me an email, address is still the same. Krassie and I are fine with a new addition to the family, Jessica, 6 months old. I in the process of trying to get the binding small enough to hold her on the board for her first winter!!
In answer to your questions - a one on one lesson is 15 pounds for 2 hours riding. You can call in the shop to book. The best way is see how your getting on and decide. I would recommend you see the prebooked lessons through first as long as your group is progressing at the same speed. If you feel your behind the a one on one could help you keep up. ( as long as you have the energy for all that exercise. Hope this helps.
Steve

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Bonzo Author: posts : 13   (Beginner)Date : 12-10-04 17:52