Get in touch
Ready to ski better? Call or text.
I’d love to hear from you. I answer every question myself — reach out and let’s talk about getting you on the snow.
When to reach out
Have a question about lessons, your current level, or what to expect on the mountain? Call or send a text and I’ll help you figure out the right next step. No question is too small.
What to expect
I’m often on the slopes teaching, so a text is usually the fastest way to reach me. I read and answer every message myself and will get back to you as soon as I’m off the mountain.
Where I teach
I teach exclusively at Snowbird, and all lessons are booked through the Snowbird ski school. I don’t take payment for private or group lessons outside of Snowbird.
A few things worth mentioning when you reach out
To help me point you in the right direction fast, it’s useful to know a few things: who the lesson is for and roughly how old they are, how much time they’ve spent on skis, and what you’re hoping to get out of it — a confident first day, moving off the green runs, or chasing steeper terrain and powder. If you have specific dates in mind, send those too, since the calendar at Snowbird fills up on weekends and holidays.Don’t worry if you can’t answer all of that yet — plenty of people reach out just to figure out where to start, and that’s exactly what I’m here for. Send whatever you’ve got and we’ll take it from there.
Planning your day at Snowbird
Once we’ve set a day, I’ll walk you through the logistics so the morning feels easy: where to park, where to pick up rentals if you need them, and where we’ll meet on the mountain. If you’re renting, plan to arrive about forty-five minutes early so boots and skis are sorted before we start — time on the snow is too valuable to spend in a rental line.I also keep an eye on conditions all week. If a storm is rolling in or the light looks flat, I’ll text you beforehand so we can adjust the plan — sometimes that means chasing the best snow on the mountain, and sometimes it means moving our start time an hour to let the day set up. Either way, you’ll never show up guessing; you’ll know exactly where to be and what the day looks like before you leave the house.