Sparky
Angel Diva
Congrats, SallyCat! How fun that will be!
I agree with those that mentioned a preference for a weekly class. I did Mammoth's 10 week development camp two seasons ago and enjoyed it. 3 hour lessons in groups of 4-5. Hard to make every class but still worth it. This was coed but I do also enjoy womens only camps.
I really like the video analysis and don’t mind if shared with others. Sometimes you can learn from watching others too. DH used to video me all the time and I liked seeing what I could be doing better. But he also has on video the time I busted my MCL trying to ski through a rock opening! Lol
Also agree it’s very important to be in a group of similar abilities and goals. I still remember when DH signed us up for a Dave Murray camp at Whistler after a foot of new snow. During the initial assessment to determine groups, I fell flat on my face half way down the powder-filled run! Hey, it was only my second season and I didn’t know how to ski powder! As embarrassing as it was, it turned out to be a blessing because I got put into a Max4 class with an instructor who I still rank as one of the best I’ve ever had. One other woman got kicked out of the class too so I didn’t feel that bad! Also they still gave me a Dave Murray T-shirt which makes me LMAO every time I see and wear it!
I agree with those that mentioned a preference for a weekly class. I did Mammoth's 10 week development camp two seasons ago and enjoyed it. 3 hour lessons in groups of 4-5. Hard to make every class but still worth it. This was coed but I do also enjoy womens only camps.
I really like the video analysis and don’t mind if shared with others. Sometimes you can learn from watching others too. DH used to video me all the time and I liked seeing what I could be doing better. But he also has on video the time I busted my MCL trying to ski through a rock opening! Lol
Also agree it’s very important to be in a group of similar abilities and goals. I still remember when DH signed us up for a Dave Murray camp at Whistler after a foot of new snow. During the initial assessment to determine groups, I fell flat on my face half way down the powder-filled run! Hey, it was only my second season and I didn’t know how to ski powder! As embarrassing as it was, it turned out to be a blessing because I got put into a Max4 class with an instructor who I still rank as one of the best I’ve ever had. One other woman got kicked out of the class too so I didn’t feel that bad! Also they still gave me a Dave Murray T-shirt which makes me LMAO every time I see and wear it!