Woodward Barn session question

Bhblaine

Bhblaine

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I am planning a trip up to copper sometime this summer and was planning on only doing the barn sessions. I was planning on going for 4 days and doing the mandatory one hit wonder then 8 drop in sessions after that (2 a day). its much less expensive doing it this way and i will still be able to progress. is this worth it?How is the one on one coaching?How much time does an individual get actually hitting everything? better worded does it get super crowded?
Any input would be great. I'm planning on attending with a group of about 8-12 people
 
Definitely the place to go to progress. Coaching is good everything there is great too. It might get a little crowded in the evening (summer campers will come in then) so try to stick to the afternoon sessions. Hopefully woodward will staff more coaches because in the winter a session with over 12 kids gets a little hectic. But i think you'll def. be satisfied with two sessions a day because then youre not in a hurry to try tricks and are more relaxed. Good plan.
 
this is a great idea, I can tell you've done your homework. The thing is, with 8-12 people with you, and all the other people sessioning, yeah it'll get crowded. If you could break up your group and session at different times that could help. I think buying 10 drop-ins would be cheaper than 8?? since they have a punch pass thing, so look into that too. Oh, and the snowflex is cool for getting a simple trick onto snow (ex backflip, rodeo, etc) but the tramps are probably the best way to improve your air sense and to improve overall. Have fun!
 
good stuff guys, think this sums up my idea for the trip. still not sure how much the actual mandatory one hit wonder class is. they dont have the individual cost up for that if i were to get the punch pass seperate. anyone have an idea of what it costs?
 
I think the one hit wonder class is 60 but double check on that. It is so worth it. THe ramp is fun but the best part is the tramps they have some sick tramps into foam pits and this thing that helps you with hand drags and such
 
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