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Find your balance. Feel your edges.

From your first time strapped in to connecting turns, build control one movement at a time.

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A child learning to snowboard

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 a board

Learn your stance, how to fall and get up safely, and the basics of moving and stopping.

Build edge control

Practice side slipping, direction changes, and connecting basic turns.

Ride more steadily

Work on weight shifts, posture, and a consistent turn rhythm.

CURRICULUM / SNOWBOARD

From your first balance to flowing turns.

Build balance, learn to stop on your edges, and work toward changing direction. From beginner to intermediate level, we check what you can do now and agree on your next goal.

  1. 01
    START

    Get to know your board

    Your current levelYou are new to snowboarding or still getting used to the equipment.

    What we practise
    • Fit your equipment and check which direction your board faces
    • Practise falling and getting up safely
    • Find a basic riding stance and balance on the board
    • Move on flat ground with one foot unstrapped
    Skating / moving on the flat with one foot unstrapped

    Your next goalFind your balance on the board and get ready to practise moving and stopping.

  2. 02
    CONTROL

    Stop and move on your edges

    Your current levelYou can stand on the board and want to control your speed.

    What we practise
    • Slide slowly and stop on your heel edge
    • Slide slowly and stop on your toe edge
    • Move from side to side while controlling speed
    • Check your surroundings and use the lift safely
    Heel-side and toe-side sideslips / falling leaf (pendulum)

    Your next goalLearn to stop on both edges and move from side to side using a falling-leaf pattern.

  3. 03
    TURN

    Change direction and start turning

    Your current levelYou can move from side to side in a falling-leaf pattern and stop.

    What we practise
    • Traverse across the slope
    • Practise a half-turn in one direction at a time
    • Align your gaze and balance with your direction of travel
    • Practise beginner turns in both directions
    Traverses / half-turns / beginner turns

    Your next goalBegin linking turns in both directions and find the timing for changing edges.

  4. 04
    FLOW

    Make your turns flow

    Your current levelYou can turn both ways and want to ride more smoothly.

    What we practise
    • Control speed and turn size through linked turns
    • Develop weight transfer and rhythm in novice turns
    • Keep a stable basic stance throughout the turn
    • Explore the edge feel of basic carving when you are ready
    Novice turns / introduction to basic carving when ready

    Your next goalLink turns smoothly while controlling your speed. Once your stance and edge control are stable, begin exploring basic carving.

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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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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