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Hi Folks

Do you have any recommendations for an instructor to help me improve from low level expert.

Two areas that I am looking to improve that I know are very different

Trees/Bumps- want to be more confident in smaller spaces and controlling speed

Carving turns on steeper slopes

I am 56 and looking for controlled skiing at increasing pace

doofus wrote:Hi Folks

Do you have any recommendations for an instructor to help me improve from low level expert.

Two areas that I am looking to improve that I know are very different

Trees/Bumps- want to be more confident in smaller spaces and controlling speed

Carving turns on steeper slopes

I am 56 and looking for controlled skiing at increasing pace

If you're looking for a private lesson at Killington I'd recommend Rick Svencer, Keith Hopkins, Rich Weiss, Brad Poppleton, Eric Stamp, or Chris Carter.

ask for bill huber. He is awesome. part time instructor and fabulous at your level. tell him lin sent you

I have been in clinics with Keith and Rich. I recommend them both.
I'm still working on drills that they presented.

check your PM

Next season sign up for the Skillfuls program at KSC. It is very reasonably priced and the instruction is
available at all skill levels, all are PSIA instructors.

Highly recommended.

Ready for some sweating?

throbster wrote:Ready for some sweating?

Hey! Don't be trying to steal Dickie Simmons' schtick! That's just mean, Mr. Man.

BTW, what's throbbing on you?

Kisses.

Many thanks to all who have responded. I really appreciate your making the effort to help me out!

^^dickie simmons will help you out...of something.
good luck!

Richard Simmons wrote:

throbster wrote:Ready for some sweating?

Hey! Don't be trying to steal Dickie Simmons' schtick! That's just mean, Mr. Man.

BTW, what's throbbing on you?

Kisses.

Snooze you lose fancy pants.

Throb to the pulse of life.

Rick Svencer. Very good instructor

You might want to consider the 4241 program which is a 10 session all day group lesson. Even lets you get thru the Saturday lines. You might even ask them to join a lesson in the current season.