Development
Clinics
Our Development Clinics are four-hour sessions which focus on particular aspects of your skiing skills base to enable you to ski the whole mountain with flair. We will work in depth on a tightly defined skiing skillset that varies each month to ensure long term, all round, lasting improvements to your skiing. If you are the type of person who feels that "good" isn't good enough, these clinics are for you!
Inside Out Skiing clients are entitled to a whopping 55% discount on the annual membership fee at The Snow Centre. Annual members are able to buy highly discounted lift passes making your ski training with us even better value. By providing your own ski pass we will pass all of the savings onto you. What's more, from April-October you can buy a monthly all you can ski pass that can be used when practicing or attending any of our clinics or private lessons reducing costs further.
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In each four hour session we’ll utilise a number of different drills with the overall goal to help you be able to ski the entire mountain with style.
- From 101 British pounds
- From 102 British pounds
June
Steering
We will look at the different ways we can steer our skis by blending together the steering elements while being able to separate what your legs are doing from your upper body. Being able to steer the skis in different ways is a very useful skill to possess and is key to good mogul and steeps skiing as well as high performance turns on piste.
July
Carving
When carving your turns the best way to change how quickly you turn is to increase or decrease the angle that you tip your skis on to their edges. In this clinic we will develop skills for increasing your angles for high performance carved turns. We'll focus on actively piloting the skis and setting an edge. Quality carving needs the skier to be able to constantly adjust the edge angles.
September
Balance
Dynamic Balance is key to effective skiing. In this clinic we will work on getting you comfortable being in balance while moving side to side, allowing your skis to tip onto their edges further away from your body as well as improving your balance along the length of your skis to help improve speed control and reduce skidding.
October
Building Blocks
The fundamentals, or building blocks, of skiing are the foundations on which all good skiing is built. In this clinic we will develop a clear understanding of how skiing works and the movements we make by following the progression used by ski instructors when they teach skiing.
November
Steep Terrain
To get you more confident skiing black terrain and beyond we will work on the underlying skills for short turns as well as showing you some techniques that will make skiing steeps fun instead of scary!
Monthly Training Focus
Who are they for?
Development Clinics are for skiers who are level 7, 8, 9 or 10 on our ability scale. L4, 5 or 6 skiers check out our Improver clinics and confident L6 skiers check out our Tune-Up clinics.
Typical Development clinic
Based on two 90-minute coaching sessions on snow with a coffee/lunch break midday. During each session we will use a number of drills and exercises to focus in detail of a specific aspect of your ski performance as highlighted in the monthly programme.
Typical Timetable
10:50 meet your coach in changing area who will provide you with your ski pass
11:00 - 12:30 Slope session 1
12:30 - 1:30 Lunch break with group video analysis in the cafe
1:30 - 3:00 Slope session 2
3:00 - 3:30 Group video analysis in the cafe
Included:
Includes two off 2-hour slope passes, ski rental equipment plus video review and feedback. If you have your own ski equipment we highly recommend bringing your own rather than using rental equipment to speed up the check in process.
• Group size of 6 People Max
• Individual feedback
• Video analysis
• Ski pass & equipment hire
• Work with the same coaches
• Ski with the same friends
Minimum Numbers
Should a Development clinic have only one person booked on it we will run the course as an extended private session consisting of a 90 min session on the slope followed by video review and optional practice time on your own afterwards. We find that with only one person a full day of one on one coaching sessions are too intense and counterproductive. Your slope passes will remain valid for the full 4 hours and you can use the remaining time to practice and consolidate the mornings coaching on your own.
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UK Coaching terms and conditionsBooking terms and conditions for Group Clinics and Private lessons at The Snow Centre - Hemel Hempstead Payment - All clinics and private lessons must be booked in advance and full payment made at the time of booking. Juniors - We are sorry but we do not accept bookings from under-16s for our group clinic lessons. Please contact us to discuss options if you would like to make a family booking as we can arrange private lessons for a group of family members. Ability level - All our coaching sessions in the UK, including group clinics and private coaching require a minimum ability of Level 4 on our ability scale. Cancellations - If you need to cancel and provide us with 7 days notice you will be refunded in full. If you need to cancel between 7 day and 48 hours of your lesson we will provide you with a full credit which can be applied against future courses. With less than 48 hours notice and up to 8am on the morning of your lesson we can offer a credit of 50% of the value of your booking. Please telephone us should you need to cancel with less than 48 hours notice. No shows - or cancellations after 8am on the day of your course are not refundable. Delays - If you are delayed due to traffic, weather, etc. please text or call your coach Scott 07979 500964 or Rob 07515 396137 with your estimated time of arrival. If you are on a group clinic just meet us on the slope when you arrive, if you can't find us on the slope we will be in the coffee bar on a break. If you are on a private lesson we are unable to delay your slope pass starting time but will ski with you until your pass expires. We cannot offer partial refunds for missing time on your course. Minimum Numbers - Should a single session group clinic have only one person booked on it we will run the course as an extended private 90-minute session on the slope with video review during a break in between. We find that with only one person, a full 2 hours on slope coaching session is too intense and counterproductive. Should a multiple session group clinic have only one person booked on it we will run the course as an extended private session consisting of a 90-minute session on the slope followed by video review and optional practice time on your own afterwards. We find that with only one person two full one on one coaching sessions are too intense and counterproductive. Your slope pass will remain valid for four hours and you can use the remaining time to practice and consolidate the mornings coaching on your own. Equipment Hire - Skis, boots, poles and helmets are included within your course fee. You are of course free to use your own equipment. Ski jackets / trousers can be hired from The Snow Centre at additional cost and gloves can be purchased on site.
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Holidays terms and conditionsInside Out Skiing looks after your 'on-snow' experience, the ski course. We also provide a service to offer you a number of other services including accommodation and travel, pre-payment of lift passes and equipment hire amongst others. Therefore, the booking conditions have been split into two sections: · Ski Courses · Other Services If you have booked any Other Services please refer to the booking conditions for ‘Other Services'. These are also shown on the Inside Out Skiing website. Ski Courses Terms Ski course: Refers to all Inside Out Skiing courses as described on the Inside Out Skiing website. By booking a ski course either by telephone, post or email you will be agreeing to these booking conditions. If you are booking on behalf of others you will also be taking on responsibility that the other members of your group have read and agree to these booking conditions. Please read them carefully and if there is anything you are unsure about please contact us immediately. All the booking conditions along with information on our website, brochures and any letters or emails that you have received form the basis for your contract with Inside Out Skiing. Ability level All of our coaching holidays, including short breaks and week-long coaching holidays, will specify a minimum ability level that you must meet in order to book. Please ensure you meet that minimum standard by referring to our ability scale. If in doubt please contact us prior to booking. Liability Inside Out Skiing uses the services of instructors to provide the service as advertised on the Inside Out Skiing website. They are qualified through their governing body in the country in which they provide their service. Their membership through their professional organisation includes insurance to provide the services they have been qualified to deliver. They are not employees of Inside Out Skiing. Therefore, when under their care your contract is directly with them. Should you be involved in any dispute involving an instructor where the dispute involves insurance then this will be direct with the organisation that provides their insurance not Inside Out Skiing. In these booking conditions all mention of instructors are those that are working on behalf of Inside Out Skiing and not Inside Out Skiing employees. Prices Prices for accommodation and travel, where included, for our coaching holidays may increase in line changing exchange rates. Where this might happen any possible increases or surcharges will be shown clearly on our website. The cost of the ski coaching that we provide is guaranteed against any changes once you have booked. Booking and Paying For A Ski Course Out in the Alps A deposit payment is due on booking your coaching course outside the UK. You must make a coaching fee deposit payment to ensure your place on your coaching course. This deposit is fully refundable within 7 days of your payment for any reason to give you time to arrange for flights and accommodation, after 7 days it is non-refundable. Full payment of your coaching fee is required within 8 weeks of your coaching holiday. Your accommodation deposit and final payment due date is specified by our relevant accommodation partner for your specific holiday. Cancellation policy If you need to cancel a ski course that will be run outside the UK the following cancellation charges will apply. Within 29 - 56 days before departure date 50% of full course cost Within 0 - 28 days before departure date 100% of full course cost Please note that your coaching fee deposit is non-refundable after 7 days from your booking. Note: this cancellation policy is for the ski course only. If you have booked other services please see: Inside Out Skiing ‘Other Services Booking Conditions’. Refund policy In the event of Inside Out Skiing being unable to deliver the course as promised in the booking conditions, website and literature (for example due to staff illness or injury) we will refund on a pro rata basis any time missed or transfer missed time to a future course. In case of Injury/illness – You are strongly recommended to have holiday insurance in place in case of accident or injury. We cannot provide refunds due to injury/illness but should you be injured or take ill during a lesson with us we will provide your insurers with invoices and documentation so that you may make a claim with them. Refunds will be made by via bank transfer and you will need to supply us with your banking details prior to us making a refund. Refunds will be processed within 48 hours of receipt of your written claim. Course Only - With No Accommodation & Travel. On most weeks you can book the ski course and arrange all your own travel and accommodation. On some courses where we have had to guarantee hotel beds we may not be able to offer this option and you may have to book the accommodation on offer with the course. Minimum Ski Level On each course there is a minimum ski level. This is shown on the website page for each course. It can sometimes be difficult to judge your level and you may find that your ski level is below the minimum level for the course you have booked. Normally we are able to cater for this eventuality, however on rare occasions if this happens we may need to transfer you into another appropriate ski course with a ski school or arrange private instruction with another instructor in the resort. We will use the course fee paid to purchase lessons to the equivalent value. The lesson durations may therefore vary and may not be equivalent to the Inside Out Skiing ski course advertised. Group Sizes Maximum: Never more than 8 per coach with some courses having smaller group sizes. On-Snow Course Times Our courses we generally start at 9:15 but this is dependent on lift opening times and time of year. Times will be confirmed at the welcome evening. Welcome Evening on Out weeks On the evening before the Out ski course starts we hold a welcome meeting. This is normally at 7pm in the hotel/chalet where the majority of the course participants are staying. The exact location and time will be shown on your booking confirmation. This is an opportunity to meet the instructors and chat about your skiing level and aspirations. The instructors will also talk about the course, meeting times and any other relevant information. If you cannot attend the welcome meeting, please let one of the Inside Out Skiing representatives know. Use the contact numbers shown towards the end of these booking conditions. Off-Snow Activities As part of the ski course we also provide some off-snow sessions in the form of technical discussions and video analysis. The structure, duration and number of these sessions will vary from course to course. Groups & Ability Level We will try to work out the groups for the week based on your stated skiing level and our discussions at the welcome meeting. For the first session we divide everyone into groups based on either the information you have provided us with or by our recollection of your ability level from the previous time you skied with us. We will often move people around for the second session onwards in order to make sure groups are compatible. If you would like to move groups into a faster or slower moving group or a group that is tackling easier or more difficult terrain there is normally the possibility of doing this. If moving groups means going above the maximum number as advertised then this will not be possible. The instructors working on behalf of Inside Out Skiing will have the final decision of which group you should ski in. Mixed Level Ability Groups On some weeks when we have fewer groups there is the likelihood that the group will contain a mixed level of ability. This may mean working more technically, waiting for slower members of a group, allowing faster members of the group to go ahead, group members working on different aspects of their skiing, group members tackling different terrain. If you are a stronger member of the group it is vital that you are supportive of slower members. Also, if you are a slower member of the group then you must not let this affect your confidence. All the instructors are very skilled at developing performance whilst catering for variations in levels of ability. By booking an Inside Out Skiing ski course you will be accepting the possibility you may be in a group of a mixed level of ability. Skiing with friends and family If you are at different levels but would like to ski in the same group, we may be able to accommodate this. It will mean that the more experienced members of your party will ski in the group with the less experienced members of your party. We can only accommodate this request if the group remains under the maximum number of clients per group as advertised. Accepting Risk By booking an Inside Out Skiing course you will be taking advantage of a huge amount of experience and expertise. The instructors who work on behalf of Inside Out Skiing are very skilled at developing performance as described on the Inside Out Skiing website. The instructors are well trained in the safety aspects of skiing in the mountains. They can advise, help and lead you. However skiing involves an element of risk, which you must accept as inherent to the sport. You must take responsibility over your own actions and decisions when skiing on the mountain either by yourself or within an Inside Out Skiing group. It is known that accidents do happen as part of skiing. By booking on an Inside Out Skiing ski course you will be accepting the risk involved and accepting that an accident may happen. You will also be responsible for accepting whether to take part in any activity whether; an exercise, a particular technique, skiing a particular slope, skiing a particular speed, skiing particular snow textures. Inside Out Skiing and the instructors working on behalf of Inside Out Skiing cannot be held responsible for accidents. If at any point you wish to not take part in an activity for any reason then you must let the instructor know immediately. Responsibility And The FIS Code Of Conduct All skiers must ski in accordance with the ‘FIS Skier’s Code Of Conduct’. This is shown towards the later part of these booking conditions. Each member of the group has the responsibility to ski in accordance with these rules. Inside Out Skiing and the instructors working on behalf of Inside Out Skiing are not responsible for how each skier chooses to ski. If you are involved in an accident involving another member of the group Inside Out Skiing and the instructors working on behalf of Inside Out Skiing cannot be held responsible. On Snow Course Cancellation Due To Extreme Weather Occasionally due to extreme weather conditions all the ski lifts in the resort may be closed. If we are unable to run our on-snow training we will try to supplement this with other off-snow activities. The off-snow activities may not be to the equivalent time that the ski course is advertised. We cannot give refunds for any on-snow time missed due to lift closure. Check your insurance policy as it may cover you for lift closure. Opting Out If you think you may opt out of a session for any reason please aim to do so before the start of the session. If possible let the instructor working on behalf of Inside Out Skiing or an Inside Out Skiing representative know before-hand. If you choose to opt out during a session, the instructor will lead you to a safe place from where you can opt out. From this point you will be accepting all responsibility for yourself. Should you have an accident returning to your original destination this will be your responsibility. In certain situations when safety is an issue the instructor will inform you that opting out is not advised until the group reaches a safe place. If you choose to go against this advice you may seriously endanger yourself and others that may have to be called to your rescue should you get into trouble. Should you choose to opt out you will be taking full responsibility for yourself. Being Asked To Leave The Course If the instructor eels that you are skiing or behaving in a manner that either endangers yourself, other members of the group or public or causes disruption within the group, the instructor will ask you to adjust your skiing and / or behaviour accordingly. Failure to do so could result in being asked to leave the course. In this situation no refunds will be given. Course start times It is your holiday and we want to make sure you are having fun. Our courses are not “boot camps” but as a courtesy to others on the course we are fairly strict on meeting times to start each session. We will normally wait 5 minutes but if you are going to be late for whatever reason please call or text. Your Instructor may not be able to answer quickly during skiing lessons. If you are very late we may not be able to meet with you on the mountain due to safety reasons. Safety Equipment Helmets: Helmet wearing for adults is optional and purely an individual choice. We recommend the wearing of a safety helmet on all Inside Out Skiing ski courses based in the mountains. Falls can happen to any level of skier. All skiers may occasionally lose control and if you are a strong skier on one of our coaching clinics skiing at speed, a fall and failure to wear a helmet could lead to injury. Insurance It is your responsibility to make sure you have adequate insurance cover for the ski course you have booked on both for mountain rescue, injury and holiday curtailment. FIS Skiers Code of Conduct It is the responsibility of every skier whether skiing by themselves or in an Inside Out Skiing group to adhere to the FIS skiers Code of Conduct as listed below. Failure to do so, could lead to civil and criminal liability in the event of an accident. 1. Respect For Others Skiers must behave in such a way that they do not endanger or prejudice others. Skiers are responsible for their behaviour and their equipment. 2. Control Of Speed and Skiing Skiers must ski in control. They must adapt their speed and manner of skiing to their personal ability and to the prevailing conditions. 3. Choice Of Route Skiers coming from behind must choose their route so as to not endanger skiers ahead. In other words, the skier in front / below always has priority. 4. Overtaking Skiers may overtake other skiers above or below and to the right or the left, provided they leave enough space for the overtaken skier to make any voluntary or involuntary movement. 5. Entering And Starting Skiers entering a marked run or setting off must look up and down the run to make sure that they can do so without endangering themselves or others. 6. Stopping On The Piste Unless absolutely necessary, skiers must avoid stopping on the piste in narrow places or where visibility is restricted. After a fall in such a place the skier must move clear of the piste as soon as possible. 7. Climbing And Descending On Foot Whether climbing or descending on foot, Skiers must keep to the side of the piste. 8. Respect For Signs And Markings Skiers must respect all signs and markings. 9. Assistance At Accidents All skiers are duty-bound to assist. Hit and run offence in skiing will incur a criminal conviction similar to hit and run offence on the road. 10. Identification All skiers and witnesses, whether a responsible party or not, must exchange names and addresses following an accident. Complaints If you have any complaints please speak direct to the instructor or an Inside Out Skiing representative immediately during your ski course. They will help rectify the problem as soon as possible if they can. Failure to speak with anyone during your stay could invalidate any complaint you may choose to make after your return. If you are still unsatisfied on your return please write direct to Inside Out Skiing. Emergency Telephone Contacts Scott Pleva Mobile +44 7979 500 964 Rob Rees Mobile +44 7515 396 137 Other Services Inside Out Skiing Other Services Booking Conditions Inside Out Skiing looks after your 'on-snow' experience, the ski course. We also provide a service to offer you a number of other services including accommodation and travel. Therefore the booking conditions have been split into two sections: • Ski Courses • Other Services If you have booked a ski course please refer to the booking conditions for ‘Ski Courses’. These will be shown on the confirmation invoice for the ski course and the Inside Out Skiing website. Terms The term ‘Other Services’ refers to accommodation, travel and any other service. The term ‘Service Provider’ refers to tour operators, hotels, transport companies and any other businesses that Inside Out Skiing contracts to provide other services for you. Booking Other Services & Liability Inside Out Skiing does not lease or own any accommodation or means of transportation. We book these services on your behalf with other service providers. Therefore, your contract for these services will be direct with the service providers. Should any problems arise between you and the service providers such as an accident or any dispute whatsoever, you will be required to take the matter up directly with the relevant party concerned and not Inside Out Skiing. Agreeing To The Booking Conditions You will need to read and agree to: 1. Inside Out Skiing ‘Other Services’ booking conditions 2. The booking conditions of the service providers that your accommodation and travel and other services are booked with. By booking any other services by telephone, email or letter you will be agreeing to these booking conditions and will be bound by them. If you are booking on behalf of others you will also be taking on responsibility that the other members of your group have read and agree to them. Please read them carefully and if there is anything you are unsure about, please contact us immediately. Accuracy Of Information When booking any other services through Inside Out Skiing you must take care in reading all the relevant documentation on the Inside Out Skiing website and on the website of the service providers. This information along with any emails and / or letters will go towards portraying an accurate picture of what you have booked. Booking Direct With Tour Operators through Inside Out Skiing On most of our courses the accommodation and travel is booked direct with various tour operators on your behalf. We can act as an agent for Tour operator and process your payment direct with them. Monies are therefore not paid to Inside Out Skiing but direct to the Tour Operator on your behalf. Our tour operator partners are all member of ABTA. You will need to read and agree to their Booking Conditions. The link to their booking conditions will be shown on your confirmation invoice. Please see the Inside Out Skiing website and talk to our office to confirm what is included in the price advertised. If you are booking ‘accommodation only’ and booking your own flights and transfers separately you need to see booking flights and transfers later in these booking conditions. Booking With Other Service Providers through Inside Out Skiing On some of our courses in resorts where Tour Operator do not operate we have negotiated accommodation direct with a hotel. We have reserved rooms in the hotel specifically for our courses. These bookings do not involve flights and therefore do not come under ‘The Package Travel, Package Holidays and Package Tours Regulations’. You will therefore need to pay Inside Out Skiing direct for these services and we pay the service provider. You will still need to read and agree to their booking conditions if they have them. These will be shown on your confirmation invoice. If the service provider does not have booking conditions you will only need to agree to the Inside Out Skiing booking conditions but will still be bound by any information shown on their website. If booking flights and transfers separate to accommodation, please see flights and transfers later in these Booking Conditions. Cancellations With Tour Operators The cancellation charges are shown on the Tour Operator booking conditions or the booking conditions of the service provider your accommodation and travel is booked with. Cancellation Charges With Other Service Providers If the service providers do not have booking conditions you will be agreeing to these booking conditions regarding cancellation. The following cancellation charges will apply: Prior to 56 days before departure ....Deposit 29 to 56 days ..........................................50% 28 days or less ........................................100% Booking Your Own flights And A Transfer With Inside Out Skiing On some weeks where ‘accommodation only’ is booked you can organise your own flights and book a return transfer with Inside Out Skiing from the airport to the resort. Transfer times are advertised on the Inside Out Skiing website Booking Your Own Outbound Flight We advise on leaving at least 1 hour between your flight arriving and the transfer departing. Booking Your Own Inbound Flight We advise on leaving at least 1.5 hours between the transfer arriving at the airport and your flight departing. Missing The Advertised Transfer The transfer will need to depart at the advertised time. If for any reason you will not make the advertised time, please call a Inside Out Skiing representative on one of the contact numbers advertised towards the end of these booking conditions to let them know. You may need to organise and pay for a private transfer when you arrive at the airport. This may be covered on your insurance. Please check your policy. Transfers And Liability Inside Out Skiing do not own or lease any transport. Transfers are organised with other service providers on your behalf. Your contract will be with the other service providers and not Inside Out Skiing. Details of the service provider and their terms and conditions can be obtained from our office within 2 weeks of your departure date. If you would like a copy of their terms and conditions please contact us prior to your departure. Ski Carriage Tour Operators will be adding a charge for ski carriage. Please let our booking office know in advance if you intend to carry skis on your flight. Failure to book and pay for ski carriage in advance could mean that the airline may refuse the carriage of your skis when checking in at the airport. If booking your own flights please check with the airline. Passports Check your passport is up to date. Some countries require that your passport is valid for a further 6 months from the date of your return. Complaints If you have any complaints, please see a local representative of the service provider or an Inside Out Skiing representative during your stay. They will help rectify the problem as soon as possible if they can. Failure to speak with anyone during your stay could invalidate any complaint you may choose to make after your return. If you are still unsatisfied on your return please write direct to the service provider and to Inside Out Skiing.
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Duration of Credit notes and Frequent Skier PointsFrequent Skier Points are issued whenever you attend a course with us, points expire 3 years from date of issue. Credit Notes/ Individual Coupons given to you are valid for 2 years from date of issue and will be removed from your account after 2 years if not used.
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Emergency Telephone ContactsEmergency Telephone Contacts Scott Pleva mobile +44 7979 500 964 Rob Rees mobile +44 7515 396 137
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Business DescriptionWe provide ski instruction within the UK. All our instruction is provided by instructors qualified by the BASI - British Association of Snowsport Instructors and are licensed with public liability insurance coverage through BASI.
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Contact DetailsBy Email: info@insideoutskiing.com this address will be answered within 24 hours By Post: Inside Out Skiing 263 Rayleigh Road, Brentwood, Essex CM131PL By Telephone: 07979 500964
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Unless you advise to the contrary we will be free to copy, disclose, distribute, incorporate and otherwise use such material for any and all purposes. 4.2 When using this website you shall not post or send to or from this Website any material: (a) for which you have not obtained all necessary consents; (b) that is discriminatory, obscene, pornographic, defamatory, liable to incite racial hatred, in breach of confidentiality or privacy, which may cause annoyance or inconvenience to others, which encourages or constitutes conduct that would be deemed a criminal offence, give rise to a civil liability, or otherwise is contrary to the law in the United Kingdom; (c) which is harmful in nature including, and without limitation, computer viruses, Trojan horses, corrupted data, or other potentially harmful software or data. 4.3 We will fully co-operate with any law enforcement authorities or court order requiring us to disclose the identity or other details of any person posting material to this website in breach of Paragraph 4.2. 5. LINKS TO AND FROM OTHER WEBSITES 5.1 Any links to third-party websites located on this Website are provided for your convenience only. We have not reviewed each third- party website and have no responsibility for such third party websites or their content. We do not endorse the third-party websites or make representations about them or any material contained in them. If you choose to access a third party website linked to from this Website, it is at your own risk. 5.2 If you would like to link to this Website, you may only do so on the basis that you link to, but do not replicate, any page on this Website, and subject to the following conditions: (a) you do not in any way imply that we are endorsing any services or products unless this has been specifically agreed with us; (b) you do not misrepresent your relationship with us or present any false information about us; (c) you do not link from a website that is not owned by you; and (d) your website does not contain content that is offensive, controversial, infringes any intellectual property rights or other rights of any other person or does not comply in any way with the law in the United Kingdom. 5.3 If you choose to link to our website in breach of Paragraph 5.2 you shall fully indemnify us for any loss or damage suffered as a result of your actions. 6. DISCLAIMER 6.1 We take all reasonable steps to ensure that the information on this Website is correct. However, we do not guarantee the correctness or completeness of material on this Website. We may make changes to the material on this Website at any time and without notice. The material on this Website may be out of date, or on rare occasions incorrect and we make no commitment to ensure that such material is correct or up to date. 6.2 The material at this Website is provided without any conditions or warranties of any kind. To the maximum extent permitted by law, we provide access and use of this website on the basis that we exclude all representations, warranties and conditions which but for these Terms may have effect in relation to this Website. 7. EXCLUSION OF LIABILITY 7.1 Neither we nor any other party (whether or not involved in producing, maintaining or delivering this Website), shall be liability or responsible for any kind of loss or damage that may result to you or a third party as a result of your or their use of our website. This exclusion shall include servicing or repair costs and, without limitation, any other direct, indirect or consequential loss, and whether in tort or contract or otherwise in connection with this Website. 7.2 Nothing in these Terms shall exclude or limit liability for (i) death or personal injury caused by negligence (as defined by the Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977); (ii) fraud; (iii) misrepresentation as to a fundamental matter; or (iv) any liability which cannot be excluded or limited under the law of the United Kingdom. 8. GOVERNING JURISDICTION This Legal Notice shall be governed by and construed in accordance with English law. Any dispute(s) arising in connection with this Legal Notice are subject to the exclusive jurisdiction of England and Wales.
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Photography CreditsWe are grateful to our clients who appear in the photography on this website. If you appear in a photograph which you do not wish to have included on the site please contact us and we will replace it immediately. We are also grateful to our clients who share their photographs with us for inclusion on the website, and we acknowledge their copyright. We list their contribution for the site overall here: Jason Gibson Ray Collins Emmeline Cane-Honeysett Murat Imamzade Mark Woods Ruth Gordon Sam Gee Alison Davis Greg Hilton Mike Abromovich Dave Baxter Paul Ankers Chris Noronha Greg Eaton Charlotte Miller John Miskelly Andy Starkey
For regular clients and users of the Snow Centre, you can become an annual member and purchase discounted ski passes at much lower cost than we can provide them to you. On any of our Snow sessions inside at the Snow Centre you can select the "Provide Your Own Pass" option and we will pass all of the savings back to you.