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East Coast Women's Clinics 2013-2014
- Thread starter tinymoose
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I get where you're coming from, though. At my JF clinic last year, other than telling me to face downhill more on the steeps, that was all I got out of it. Fun, but not really useful, ya know?
BackCountryGirl
Angel Diva
Yes! Frankly, that's one of the reasons that many in the program join it.
MissySki
Angel Diva
Geesh that IS a major bonus reason to do it, especially as someone who mostly only gets to ski on weekends! I mean we are pretty good at dodging the crowds when it's really busy, but you miss out on some fun terrain avoiding certain spots as well. Yay I'm really excited about this now, DH too. Thanks so much for all of the info you've provided!
marzNC
Angel Diva
Not a women's clinic, but I recently learned about the ASIA programs that are held in eastern PA/southern NY/VT. Apparently pretty good from what I heard from someone who attended one of them. Price is right for sure.
https://www.asiaski.com
https://www.asiaski.com
AltaEgo
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
Tiny moose,
Round top usually tries to have small, medium, and large bump runs mid season. Liberty has great steeps on the back side. And while Gunbarrel is short, you don't get much steeper (but hit it early after it opens because it is too steep to groom and gets bumped up quick.). If you tell the supervisor on duty you are looking for bumps, he will send you out with someone appropriate, or maybe we can just get together and take a few turns. If you wish I will email you when the various bumps are in place. Also, PSIA clinics, including women's bump clinics often are open to non-instructors for a fee ( but not all....again if you are interested let me know and I will see what I can find out for you.)
Round top usually tries to have small, medium, and large bump runs mid season. Liberty has great steeps on the back side. And while Gunbarrel is short, you don't get much steeper (but hit it early after it opens because it is too steep to groom and gets bumped up quick.). If you tell the supervisor on duty you are looking for bumps, he will send you out with someone appropriate, or maybe we can just get together and take a few turns. If you wish I will email you when the various bumps are in place. Also, PSIA clinics, including women's bump clinics often are open to non-instructors for a fee ( but not all....again if you are interested let me know and I will see what I can find out for you.)
MissySki
Angel Diva
So we bit the bullet last night and DH and I both signed up for the 15 times adult seasonal program. We kept going back and forth on if we should do the 15 or the unlimited program, and eventually decided to do the 15 this season as a trial and see how we like it. So excited!!
marzNC
Angel Diva
Not exactly on topic, but Massanutten has agreed to set up a special Diva Clinic in early Jan as well as a Ladies Clinic. The Diva Clinic will be Friday afternoon, Jan. 10. The Ladies Clinic will be Sunday morning, Jan. 12. $30 for 2 hours with an experienced Level 2 or 3 instructor. See the thread in Meet on the Hill for details.
