Has anyone gone to Winter Park's or Copper's mogul clinic? This season, I'd like to become more fluid and adept at them. Despite knowing better, I often spend too much of my time traversing across the mountain instead of committing to the fall line. Has anyone tried WInter Park's mogul clinic? I'm trying to decide between doing that or Copper's 2 hour mogul lessons or just taking group lessons and asking to work on short turns and moguls.
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Winter Park or Copper Moguls Clinic?
- Thread starter kathuang
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BlizzardBabe
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I've done Copper's clinic @kathuang . If it is the same folks running it (I attended it 4 years ago) expect a very serious clinic with real coaching as opposed to a "lesson." Specifically, they will not coddle you and will criticize (constructively) and push hard. This clinic isn't for anyone who has a thin skin. While they certainly are not "mean," they will pounce on you if you aren't making an adequate effort. In other words, you'll be treated like a competitive athlete, not a resort guest.
