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Thank you Brighton
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dloveski
Ski Diva Extraordinaire
Brighton is giving hosts 'ski enrichment' opportunities (that's why I love the gig). But its ski school is pretty good. You may want to check out the last women's clinic of the year---four weekly sessions: Wed or Thurs starting end of Feb.
https://www.brightonresort.com/Snowsports/Adult-Workshops
Or---next time it dumps snow (which better be pretty soon arrgghhh)---take a lesson at Canyons or other resort and either pay for a private or join an advanced/steep lesson (you don't want to be stuck on a groomer on a pow day).
I've been skiing powder for some time now, but it was nice to get some feedback.
https://www.brightonresort.com/Snowsports/Adult-Workshops
Or---next time it dumps snow (which better be pretty soon arrgghhh)---take a lesson at Canyons or other resort and either pay for a private or join an advanced/steep lesson (you don't want to be stuck on a groomer on a pow day).
I've been skiing powder for some time now, but it was nice to get some feedback.
