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Join Date: 01-02-08
Posts: 25
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Group, Semi-Private, or Private?
Which do you think really teaches you the best for your money? I've always been a fan of group or semi-private so I could see other people riding and hear what mistakes they made, but I have friends who wouldn't ride with another student if the lesson was free. What's your take?
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Join Date: 02-01-08
Location: NY
Posts: 50
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I think if you are an adult and you are really serious about learning to ride you need to go with a private lesson. This will be a much more focused and intense learning time than a group lesson. If you're just looking to get into riding for the fun of it you should try the group lesson. It will be a little more relaxed and you will probably make a lot of friends.
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