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Women's Turn
Club
For
adult women ages 17 and up, intermediate to advanced skiers and
riders who thrive and learn in the supportive environment of an
all-womens group. Dont be fooled though; WTC is for
women of all skiing and riding types from easy-going cruisers to
full-on hardcore rippers. WTC is designed and taught by some of
the best women skiers and riders on the mountain. WTC group placements
are based on ability level, ski/ride style, goals, learning style,
and tolerance for risk. The ultimate goal for you? To improve your
skiing or riding in a safe, fun and social environment.
In
addition to including a NASTAR Race Arena season pass, WTC members
are also invited to unlimited Ski & Ride School Group Lessons*
and to Sunday morning Ski & Ride School Instructor Training
Clinics.
WTC
meets every Saturday and Sunday from 9:15 AM to 12:30 PM, 12/8/07
- 3/23/08. Participants are encouraged to attend every session in
order to promote learning and team building.
New
for this season: Parents of skiers or riders enrolled in any of
the kids' Seasonal Programs get 15% discount off WTC membership,
call 1-800-53-SUGAR for details.
Please
note that Womens Turn Club members should be skiing or riding
comfortably on Blue/intermediate terrain at a minimum. All WTC members
must have a Sugarbush All Mountain Pass.
*Some
restrictions apply.
Dates
for Winter
2007/08:
Every Saturday and Sunday from December 08 - March 23
Time: 9:30am to 12.30pm
Price:
$859 (US
dollars)
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[The price does NOT include lift ticket, equipment rentals or accommodation/lodging.]
Contact details:
Ashley
Fischer - Phone
(summer)
203-762-0713; (winter): 802-583-1012
Gretchen Ackland at Sugarbush; phone: 802-583-6819
Email: women@sugarbush.com
Please
mention skilikeawoman.com
when you contact the resort.
Women’s Discovery
Sugarbush
Women's Ski and Ride Discovery
is a program specifically for women taught by women. The program
was designed by veteran instructors, Nancy Luke and Ashley Fischer,
in response to concerns expressed by the many women they have taught.
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