COACHING

ALL LEVEL SKI/SNOWBOARD

All of our on snow level ski/snowboard sessions include personal coaching , movement analysis, rhythm building and technique correction upon request or if its needed for group cohesion.




What can I Improve?


Beginner Level

  • Snowboard: Learn the building blocks of balance, posture, and board control with one-footed skating, gliding, and basic turning techniques. Gain confidence with heel-side and toe-side edge engagement while mastering control on green terrain.
  • Ski: Start with foundational movements like wedge turns and gliding, learning balance, edge awareness, and basic directional changes to navigate beginner slopes with ease.

Intermediate Level

  • Snowboard: Progress to refined edge transitions, dynamic skidded turns, and varied terrain riding. Improve rhythm and flow while tackling groomed blue runs and beginning to explore natural terrain like bumps and small jumps.
  • Ski: Build on parallel skiing techniques, introducing carving mechanics, short turns, and pole usage. Learn to maintain control and flow on steeper blue or rolling black runs.

Advanced Level 

  • Snowboard: Develop precision and power in dynamic carving, freestyle movements, and freeride skills. Master moguls, tree runs, or switch riding, and push your limits in powder or terrain park environments.
  • Ski: Advance to high-speed carving, mogul skiing, steep terrain, and off-piste or powder skiing. Focus on refining edge control, tactical decision-making, and energy-efficient skiing for challenging terrain.

Free Ride and Back Country

  • Safety and risk Management: avalanche safety awareness, identifying potential risks, basic Back country equipment.
  • Terrain based riding: identifying your line, land markers, mandatory v/s optional, safety run outs.
  • Group Cohesion: objective communication, basic communication signals, group cooperation, riding etiquette and potential risks. 
  • Riding introspection: Mental barriers, personal fears, letting go, set up, identifying if I am anticipating or reacting