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2270 Posts 		Admin said...
11/12/2008 17:43:17
smirnoff_skier wrote:You need to do something for 10,000 hours ... to excel in a skill.


Hmm, I can see this quote coming in useful when negotiating my next "boy's trip" - "hey honey, you do want me to excel don't you?"

That's an awful lot of skiing... no harm in trying though!
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102 Posts 		Mike3000 said...
24/02/2009 11:43:35
I now have the answer.

Go to Montchavin, book with Evolution 2 and ask for Sam.

He was just what I wanted, he analysed what I was doing and told me what I needed to do to improve.

Mike
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