Ski Lessons for Adults - Intermediate, First, Carving
This carving ski course in Grindelwald is perfect for you if you are a confident skier on flat slopes but have difficulty on steep slopes.
Course at a glance
The 4 offers in comparison
Inclusions
- Included:
2.5 hours carving lessons
- Included:
Personal feedbacks incl. video analysis
- Included:
Professional and experienced teacher
- Not included:
Ski equipment
- Not included:
Ski pass
- Not included:
Skiwear
Which level is right?
| Level | Can already … | |
|---|---|---|
| Beginners | is on skis for the first time | |
| Novices | skis in a snowplough, first turns on easy pistes | |
| Intermediate | skis blue and red pistes confidently | Suitable |
| Advanced | skis all pistes, fine-tuning technique and speed |
Highlights
- Improve your skills on steep sections and gain safety on the slopes
- Let a professional instructor teach you valuable tips and tricks
- Learn in a small group from 4 to max. 6 people
- Monitor your progress with the help of video analysis
Description
This course is ideal if you want to improve your skiing on steep slopes. You’ll get valuable tips from an experienced coach and can review your progress with video analysis.
Meet your instructor at the First valley station in Grindelwald at 8:30. From 9:00 to 11:30, you’ll learn to carve. When carving, you make your turns entirely on the ski’s steel edges instead of skidding through the turns. Compared with traditional alpine skiing, this means you brake much less and carry your speed through each turn. This makes skiing even more fun, while leaving clear tracks in the snow.
Practical information
- Requirement: confident, athletic skier on gentler slopes with good speed control
- Runs with at least 4 participants
- Maximum of 6 participants per ski instructor
Swiss Snow League Levels
Red King/Queen
- Suitable for children aged 5 to around 12
- Information about behaviour in the snow park
- Short turns on an easy slope
- Skating step on flat terrain
- Basic Air (small kicker)
- Parallel turns with different radii
Red Star
- Suitable for children aged 5 to around 12
- Information about nature, forests and the landscape
- Parallel turns through a pole corridor and an obstacle course
- Parallel turn “Switch” (skidded)
- Turns on one ski on an easy slope
- Short turns on an intermediate slope
Black Prince/Princess
- Information about equipment preparation
- Short turns with pole plants on a challenging slope
- Straight and 50-50 jumps over a box
- Parallel turns on ungroomed snow
- Carving turns (carved parallel turns) on a wide, easy slope
Black Academy
- Parallel turn “Race”
- Short turn “Race”
- Turn variations
- Carving turn variations (at least one)
- Short-turn variations (at least one)
- Race technique on a set course
- Tuck jump
- Giant slalom
- Slalom
SwissActivities Tip
If you have a little more time in Grindelwald, be sure to take a trip to the Jungfraujoch and its Ice Palace. Underground tunnels lead to the Ice Palace, with its small maze and remarkable ice sculptures.
Meeting point
First Talstation, Dorfstrasse 187, 3818 Grindelwald
Important information
- Requirement: sporty and safe skier on flatter slopes, speed control
- Bring along: Ski equipment, ski clothing, ski pass Grindelwald-Wengen
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Provider
Operated by
Outdoor Switzerland AG Berg- und Schneesport
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