Boston-area instructor recommendations?

[yupintherough]

Pretty simple: anyone have anyone that they recommend? Now that I've been out a few times and have a handle on a few repeatable (if poor) moves, I think that I'd do well to get a few lessons in, then mix in some video lessons etc. afterwards if it seems appropriate. Just wondering if anyone has worked with anyone that they clicked and had success with.

Thanks!

[Call Me Kelly]

If you can get down to Easton, MA you should check out Joe and Leigh's Performance Center. I have worked with Darren and know a few of the guys there, can't go wrong with any of them.

I would give them a call and try someone out.

[yupintherough]

Thanks for the suggestion! I'll check them out. Easton is a bit out of the way, but not really that far - especially if I schedule outside of the daily rush. Much appreciated!

[Call Me Kelly]

It is all about finding someone you can click with and learn from. Don't feel bad about switching instructors until you find someone who fits your style.

[yupintherough]

Totally agree with that; it's also why I started fishing for places/teachers from folks like you who may have had one or two of those good experiences. In the past, I've been a PSIA II ski instructor, and had students that I meshed well with, and others where our styles/goals just didn't match up. Didn't make them a bad student, or me a bad instructor, just the way of it.

Great advice!