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TUITION - Pamporovo
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posts : 13 (Beginner)Date : 11-16-04 10:01TUITION - Pamporovo
Morning Everyone,
We are coming to Pamps for 2nd time in March, me, husband, 2 kids and mother (aged 61). The first time we came we were put in a ski-school that had some people with previous experience so the class progressed too quickly for my mum, who after 2 days decided she didn't want to go again.
So this year I thought we should get her a private instructor.
Questions :
1. Does anyone know a patient instructor who speaks fluent english
2. How much does it ...
We are coming to Pamps for 2nd time in March, me, husband, 2 kids and mother (aged 61). The first time we came we were put in a ski-school that had some people with previous experience so the class progressed too quickly for my mum, who after 2 days decided she didn't want to go again.
So this year I thought we should get her a private instructor.
Questions :
1. Does anyone know a patient instructor who speaks fluent english
2. How much does it ...
Morning Everyone,
We are coming to Pamps for 2nd time in March, me, husband, 2 kids and mother (aged 61). The first time we came we were put in a ski-school that had some people with previous experience so the class progressed too quickly for my mum, who after 2 days decided she didn't want to go again.
So this year I thought we should get her a private instructor.
Questions :
1. Does anyone know a patient instructor who speaks fluent english
2. How much does it cost
Thanks
K
We are coming to Pamps for 2nd time in March, me, husband, 2 kids and mother (aged 61). The first time we came we were put in a ski-school that had some people with previous experience so the class progressed too quickly for my mum, who after 2 days decided she didn't want to go again.
So this year I thought we should get her a private instructor.
Questions :
1. Does anyone know a patient instructor who speaks fluent english
2. How much does it cost
Thanks
K
re: TUITION - Pamporovo
sorry to hear that
when I went in March this year they split people down into levels so there absolute beginners in some groups and those with any experience were put together in another group.
I'd suggest booking up some lessons again in advance as it should be a lot cheaper and ensure when you get there that the group is for beginners only.
I dont know if you could guarantee any particular instructor will be about for the week you are staying there. Unless one of the Brits from ...
when I went in March this year they split people down into levels so there absolute beginners in some groups and those with any experience were put together in another group.
I'd suggest booking up some lessons again in advance as it should be a lot cheaper and ensure when you get there that the group is for beginners only.
I dont know if you could guarantee any particular instructor will be about for the week you are staying there. Unless one of the Brits from ...
sorry to hear that
when I went in March this year they split people down into levels so there absolute beginners in some groups and those with any experience were put together in another group.
I'd suggest booking up some lessons again in advance as it should be a lot cheaper and ensure when you get there that the group is for beginners only.
I dont know if you could guarantee any particular instructor will be about for the week you are staying there. Unless one of the Brits from the Ski Shack would be able to offer their services...
when I went in March this year they split people down into levels so there absolute beginners in some groups and those with any experience were put together in another group.
I'd suggest booking up some lessons again in advance as it should be a lot cheaper and ensure when you get there that the group is for beginners only.
I dont know if you could guarantee any particular instructor will be about for the week you are staying there. Unless one of the Brits from the Ski Shack would be able to offer their services...
re: TUITION - Pamporovo
I went last year - got fed up with my group by the second half of the week - changed group for one day, but that didn't work as they'd gelled really well so on the final day got my own instructor.
My instructor was Boran - his English was excellent - he is head of the Thompson / Pamporovo ski school and it was a set rate throughout the resort, regardless of instructor of 120 lev per day. I did just 3 hours and it was 96 lev.
We went at my pace, did what I wanted to do and I just ...
My instructor was Boran - his English was excellent - he is head of the Thompson / Pamporovo ski school and it was a set rate throughout the resort, regardless of instructor of 120 lev per day. I did just 3 hours and it was 96 lev.
We went at my pace, did what I wanted to do and I just ...
I went last year - got fed up with my group by the second half of the week - changed group for one day, but that didn't work as they'd gelled really well so on the final day got my own instructor.
My instructor was Boran - his English was excellent - he is head of the Thompson / Pamporovo ski school and it was a set rate throughout the resort, regardless of instructor of 120 lev per day. I did just 3 hours and it was 96 lev.
We went at my pace, did what I wanted to do and I just wish I had done it earlier as I would have progressed so much quicker. We took my camera and he filmed videos for me of my skiing and let me stop to take photos when I wanted to. He pointed out the different views from the chair lifts etc.
If you start your lessons with an instructor, they will be available the whole time you are there as you book them for a specific amount of days. This link will take you to the photos we took and also my pictures of Boran and I starting out for the day.
http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/pamporovo_2004
Hope that's of help as I'm talking from experience of someone who hasn't got on well with a group and "dropped out" and I still keep going...
J
My instructor was Boran - his English was excellent - he is head of the Thompson / Pamporovo ski school and it was a set rate throughout the resort, regardless of instructor of 120 lev per day. I did just 3 hours and it was 96 lev.
We went at my pace, did what I wanted to do and I just wish I had done it earlier as I would have progressed so much quicker. We took my camera and he filmed videos for me of my skiing and let me stop to take photos when I wanted to. He pointed out the different views from the chair lifts etc.
If you start your lessons with an instructor, they will be available the whole time you are there as you book them for a specific amount of days. This link will take you to the photos we took and also my pictures of Boran and I starting out for the day.
http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/pamporovo_2004
Hope that's of help as I'm talking from experience of someone who hasn't got on well with a group and "dropped out" and I still keep going...
J
re: TUITION - Pamporovo
Hi Karen.I can give you a name of a good ski instructor her english is very good. Her name is Gerry,she is with the ski school but also will give tuition.If you want I can give you her telephone number (U.K mob or landline).She is staying with me in swindon U.K untill dec 11th when she will start ski school in Pamporovo.You can E-mail me for this if you want it, at [email protected] I dont want to give out tel/No on this site.Hope this helps Andyre: TUITION - Pamporovo
Yeah, Boran is a top guy. He taught me to ski (and that's saying something).Likes a beer aswell. Hello out there Boran, see you in a few weeks....
