"ski class" can be used in written English.
It typically refers to a class or lesson where someone learns how to ski. Example: "I am taking a ski class next weekend to brush up on my skills before hitting the slopes this winter."
Rob Patty, the instructor here at Yawgoo Valley's ski class for toddlers, was pleased.
Last Monday, the beginner's ski class at 1 30 p.m., held on You Can Do It Hill, had seven students, including tourists from Brazil and China.
In the more forgiving ski class: Rossignol's Cobra X 10.2 Suspension and Rebel X, Fischer DRS 104 Air Carbon Ti and Volant SuperKarve.
FAMILY INFORMATION Kids Signature 3 lessons ($145 to $165) are for ages 3 ½ to 5, with only three children per ski class.
My family's weekends have begun to sag under the load of extracurricularism — the ski class, the puppet-making workshop, the enriching visit to the museum, and probably, sometime in the near future, homework overflow.
When I told the two Irish girls from my ski class I was scared of heights one pulled out a bottle of red wine and told me to drink.
I took pictures of all the ski classes.
Then the teeming lift lines, the overpriced mediocre food and the jammed ski classes.
Ski classes can be a fantastic way for kids to get to know each other and the instructors.
For this, you're better off avoiding the ski classes of the big ski schools, which have been using the same tired teaching techniques for generations.
I put on the pained, slightly vacant expression I imagined the imminently comatose might wear and said, hesitantly, "... Tuesday?" I knew it wasn't Tuesday; I'd been taking these ski classes far too long for it to be only Tuesday.
