LORD'S SKI SCHOOL

The video discusses the concept of dry skiing at St. John's Wood, highlighting the features of the slope at Lord's, designed by a former national coach and British Olympic skier. It explains how dry skiing has become an effective training ground and a sport in itself, despite its challenges. The video also touches on the benefits of dry skiing, such as staying dry when falling.

Why might someone choose to ski at St. John's Wood instead of Switzerland?

• It's more affordable.

• It's closer and more convenient.

• The slopes are more challenging.

• The weather is better.

Who designed the dry ski slope at Lord's?

• An international ski champion.

• A former national coach and British Olympic skier.

• A local ski enthusiast.

• A famous architect.

What is a notable feature of the dry ski slope at Lord's?

• It is London's largest dry ski slope.

• It is made of real snow.

• It is the smallest in London.

• It is located in Switzerland.

What is one advantage of dry skiing mentioned in the video?

• It is less expensive than real skiing.

• It is easier than real skiing.

• It requires no equipment.

• You stay dry even if you fall.

What humorous advice is given if skiing doesn't work out?

• Wait for the cricket season.

• Take up ice skating.

• Try snowboarding instead.

• Go to Switzerland.