Henniker, NH (Tuesday, December 13, 2005) - New Hampshire’s Pats Peak is inviting adults to join a Ski/Snowboard Clinic, one of the most cost effective ways to learn with lots of attention on individual development.

Pats Peak Ski Clinics have a maximum of 10 adults to ensure everyone in the group has individual time with the instructor. The program is offered one day a week for seven weeks, and the cost is $180 for beginner to mid-level skiers and $130 for advanced skiers. Start time is 10:00 a.m. each day.

After a morning on the slopes, members of the group relax with their instructor and enjoy a healthy lunch buffet.

“We find the clinics are very popular among mothers with school ages children and retirees, allowing them to get out on the slopes at least once a week improving their ability and endurance,” says Bertie Holland, ski school director.

New this season, is the "WOW – Women’s Only Wednesday Ski/Snowboard Clinic." Women start the day off by enjoying a continental breakfast and a morning discussion designed specifically for women. Discussion topics include skiing/snowboarding fears and risk factors, strength and power, stance and balance, physical and psychological gender differences, confidence building, yoga exercises, skiing/riding exercises, nutrition, equipment and boot fitting, and video analysis to enhance basic skills and improve personal skiing or snowboarding. After discussions, participants head out onto the slopes for on-hill clinics taught by women only. The day ends with a lunch with instructors, allowing students and instructors to discuss their morning on the slopes. The cost is only $250 for a full seven-week program, lift, lessons, morning discussions, continental breakfast and lunch.

Kids Programs are available for children whose parents are participating in the Adult Ski/Snowboard Clinics.