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Originally Posted by jdang307
I think it was 6-7 runs, where I learned to turn, stop, etc. The revelation was when I did a skidded toe side turn. After that it was off to the races. Nobody teaching me to leaf aided in my development I think. I didn't have that, or knew about it as a crutch. So I went down the slope and I was going to learn or I was going to eat shit.
But if you only have two days, a lesson at 8:30 am for two hours will do you right.
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Yeah, the key here is the limited time available. Learning on your own is kind of probabilistic in that you may or may not master a key concept quickly. Even if you're naturally athletic, some things can sometimes be sticking points. I'd just go with what is most likely to give you the quickest results -- which as usual is of course the most expensive. TANSTAAFL.