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How To Reserve a Private Ski Lesson
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BILL JONES, Ski Instructor.
Also,
Read what others have said
about private ski lessons with Bill. "Let's go ski!"...Bill Jones (by Steve Watson of Australia); uniform color varies.
To book your private lesson, call or email Bill (see page bottom) to determine availability and to get instructions on booking through the appropriate ski school. (Note that Bill teaches alpine skiing, not telemark skiing, cross-country skiing or snowboarding and does not coach in the terrain parks). Please contact Bill with inquiries but do not ask to make arrangements for lessons other than through the appropriate ski school--at Arapahoe Basin Ski School for lessons there or at the Keystone Ski School for lessons at Beaver Creek, Breckenridge, Keystone, or Vail. Why? Also note that Bill cannot be reserved for group lessons. For lessons through the Arapahoe Basin Ski School For lessons through the Keystone Ski School at Keystone, Breckenridge, Vail, or Beaver Creek
Lesson-taking cost-saving strategies to get more value:
If private lessons still seem costly, consider The Business Model: The cost of a private lesson has some correlation with the revenue the resort could earn from using the same instructor for a group lesson. Rates have proved compatible with ski school business model requirements within supply and demand parameters and compare with rates charged for many other individualized services available from some other sports professionals such as golf and tennis, as well as accountants, lawyers, plumbers, electricians, auto garages, and computer repair facilities. Like these specialists, a ski instructor is a trained professional, too, and like them is supported by an office, marketing, and managerial staff. Demand for instruction is such that the resorts have from 200 to 1500 instructors each. For more considerations on private lessons, and for comparing pros and cons of private lessons versus group lessons, go to Why Take a Lesson from a Professional Ski Instructor and scroll down to "Private vs. Group Lesson". Share your personal skiing information with Bill so he can plan the best experience to meet your needs and wishes. Get on a contact list for Bill's annual pre-season letter. Free zipper-pull thermometer or pack of hand warmers while supply lasts) for visiting this page: contact Bill with your address information any way below and give postal mailing instructions. Mailed free. e-mail:
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