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Find confidence in your first turns.

Start with the basics or work on smoother, steadier turns. We teach at your pace.

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A child learning to ski

Start from where you are.

Lessons are available from age 4 through adulthood. Children ages 7 and under take 1:1 lessons only, so the instructor can give them close attention.

First time on skis

Get used to your equipment and practice your stance, moving, stopping, and changing direction.

Build the basics

Practice speed control and more consistent turns.

Refine your turns

Review your stance, movements, and rhythm at intermediate level.

CURRICULUM / SKI

From your first stop to parallel turns.

For children and adults, lessons start with what you can do now. These four stages guide learning from beginner to intermediate level. Your instructor helps you choose the practice you need next.

  1. 01
    START

    Get comfortable on snow

    Your current levelYou are new to skiing or still find it difficult to stop on your own.

    What we practise
    • Fit your equipment and review safety rules
    • Move and balance on flat ground
    • Practise falling and getting up safely
    • Use a wedge (snowplough) to slow down and stop
    Straight gliding in a wedge and wedge stops (Pflugfahren)

    Your next goalFind your balance on gentle terrain and learn to slow down and stop independently.

  2. 02
    CONTROL

    Control your speed and direction

    Your current levelYou can slow down and stop in a wedge.

    What we practise
    • Adjust your braking effort to control speed
    • Change direction to either side while staying balanced
    • Practise getting on and off the lift safely
    • Link basic turns in a wedge
    Linked wedge turns / snowplough turns (Pflugbogen)

    Your next goalPractise turning in your chosen direction and controlling speed on a beginner slope.

  3. 03
    TURN

    Link your turns

    Your current levelYou can link turns down a beginner slope.

    What we practise
    • Check balance and weight transfer in both directions
    • Control speed with larger and smaller turns
    • Develop the rhythm and timing of your turns
    • Bring your skis together naturally during each turn
    Stem turns / transition toward parallel turns

    Your next goalBring your skis parallel as you link turns and develop the movements needed for parallel skiing.

  4. 04
    FLOW

    Build steadier parallel turns

    Your current levelYou can link turns and want to refine your stance.

    What we practise
    • Refine your stance and balance in basic parallel turns
    • Coordinate pole use with the timing of each turn
    • Vary turn size and rhythm
    • Develop a feel for gripping the snow with your ski edges
    Basic parallel turns / turning with both skis parallel

    Your next goalMake steadier parallel turns and adjust your speed and turn size to the conditions.

Stages are learning goals, not lesson numbers.

Your starting point and pace depend on your age, experience, energy, focus on the day, and slope conditions. Your instructor checks your current ability and repeats the practice you need before moving on.

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On your own or together.

Choose 1:1, 1:2, or 1:3, for 2 or 4 hours. Children ages 7 and under take 1:1 lessons only.

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Equipment is part of the lesson.

Basic rental is included: skis, boots, and poles for skiing; a snowboard and boots for snowboarding.

Bring or rent separately

Clothing, a helmet, protective gear, goggles, and gloves.

Two separate resort costs

Each student needs a lift pass and an external lesson permit (BIB). These are not included in the lesson fee.

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Let’s find your lesson.

Tell us your date, preferred time, group size, ages, sport, and experience. We’ll check availability and help you choose a format.

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