27.01.2023
Continuing My Father's Tradition with the Ski School at Ponikva
Continuing My Father's Tradition with the Ski School at Ponikva
Ratka Efremova is a graduated professor of preschool and elementary education, and for us, she is a great lover of winter and winter sports. Those who have taken their children to the ski school at Ponikva have surely met the woman who, along with her young army, descends every day on slope number 1 at Ponikva. Contact the school with one click HERE.
Today, Ratka has her own ski school, which she inherited from her father Miçe, a renowned skier and one of the first people to promote Ponikva in its true light. Ratka says that the school is a legacy that must be kept alive, and for this reason, she became the only licensed ski instructor from MAISS at Ponikva.
She is proud to have taught over 1000 children and says that age doesn't matter, nor does the age limit for adults—the most important thing is to have the desire to ski.
The ski school is located at Ponikva, and you can find contact information for reservations and more details with one click HERE.
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