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The coming months should see the UK’s indoor slopes buzzing with excitement, following Snowsport England’s launch of a major new initiative aimed at getting more people onto – and back onto – the snow.
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With the upcoming Winter Olympic Games taking place in Sochi next February, there has never been a better chance to get more people interested and having a go at skiing or snowboarding.

Supported by the Austrian Tirol as exclusive destination partner, the Go Ski Go Board national participation campaign has brought together a network of the UK’s indoor and artificial snow slopes to offer value for money taster, beginner, improver and recreational sessions for people’s whose imagination has been captured by our skiing and snowboarding stars.

Participating slopes will offer programmes at four levels as part of the Go Ski Go Board campaign; Try Ski or Board, Get Skiing or Boarding, Go Ski or Board and Just Ski or Board.

Try Ski or Board is aimed at getting new people into snowsports through a taster session with a qualified instructor and will often take place during open days at the slopes. For beginners who know they have caught the bug, Get Skiing or Boarding offers six hours of instruction to help build a solid foundation of fundamental skills. For those who can already ski or board, Go Ski or Board offers development sessions with instructors to help refine technique and for people who simply want to ski or board with a group of like-minded people, there is the recreational Just Ski or Board sessions.

Costs of all the courses will vary between slopes, but will offer value for money and will be all inclusive with no hidden costs. Apart from the Try Ski or Board taster session, all courses generally involve six hours of tuition over six weeks.

The Go Ski Go Board website, www.goskigoboard.org.uk, will offer information about all the courses on offer and people can search for their nearest course using the ‘Find My Nearest’ search. When contacting slopes about booking courses interested participants should specifically mention the Go Ski Go Board programme.

For people who have a small group of friends who want to learn to ski or board, instead of having to fit into the existing Go Ski Go Board course dates, they can be a Snowsport Maker and will be able to book suitable times and sessions with participating slopes and get a course at a great price. This is part of the campaign’s Snowsport Makers programme, encouraging people to get groups together to give skiing or boarding a go www.goskigoboard.org.uk/snowsportmaker
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