Lesson costs ?

[JTUK]

[quote name='Prunesquallor' timestamp='1365406041' post='2038970']
Grangur, defo look for a good teacher. He or she would be able to see the weak spots in your technique and straighten them out quickly. Chatting one-to-one with him or her would also help you decide on your priorities.

Good luck!
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This is not always true... it depends on the teacher.
I've come across very poor exponents of their craft who profess to teach... and I mean VERY poor.

[Prunesquallor]

[quote name='JTUK' timestamp='1365407527' post='2038987']
This is not always true... it depends on the teacher.
I've come across very poor exponents of their craft who profess to teach... and I mean VERY poor.
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Which is why I wrote 'good teacher'! It's a very good point though, as discussed above. Recommendations are the way to go if poss. If not, some instructors will offer a free trial lesson.