Back to Ski Camp
from € 250,00per person
Back to Ski Camp – Your Start to the Ski Season
The Back to Ski Camp is designed for skiers who wish to refresh their technique after a break and regain confidence on the slopes. The programme offers a focused preparation for the upcoming ski season, emphasising technique, safety, and rhythm.
Get Ready with the Perfect Strategy: Re-enter Safely and Return to Basics!
To get back into training safely and successfully, it is essential to apply the right tactics. The key? Focus on mastering the basics again and getting them up to scratch. By using video analysis, you can refine your technique and improve your turns and rhythm. Timing and pace are also crucial elements for your success. A final consultation can shed light on where you want to go and how you can achieve it. Don’t hesitate to seek expert support to re-enter training safely and effectively.
Participants should be able to ski parallel to take part in the camp. These basic skills are necessary to ensure effective progression in technique.
Course times:
Friday: 09.00 to 13.00 (4h)
Saturday: 09.00 to 13.00 (4h)
Sunday: 09.00 to 11.00 (2h)
Meeting points:
06.12.2024 (for all 3 days) Ski school Warth
13.12.2024 (for all 3 days) Salober in front of the ski school office
20.12.2024 (for all 3 days) Ski school Warth
Training is conducted in small groups to ensure individual attention and focused feedback.
Programme:
Friday – The Comeback (9:00 am to 1:00 pm)
The first day focuses on re-entry into skiing. Gentle exercises help participants regain their feel for skiing technique. The focus is on "warming up" and refreshing fundamental skills such as posture, weight distribution, and turn control. The aim is to rebuild confidence on skis and establish a solid foundation for the following days.
Saturday – Video Analysis, Turns and Rhythm (9:00 am to 1:00 pm)
On the second day, a detailed video analysis allows participants to see their skiing technique from a new perspective and identify areas for improvement. Afterwards, training is aimed at optimising turn shapes and rhythm, helping participants achieve smoother turns and better control on the slopes.
Sunday – Timing and Pace (9:00 am to 11:00 am)
The final day focuses on timing and adjusting speed. Participants learn how to adapt their skiing to different slope conditions and refine the techniques developed over the past two days. The camp concludes with a summary discussion, where progress is reviewed and further recommendations are provided.
The division into different skill levels is flexible, based on the number of participants. There are no fixed levels, and the training is adjusted individually, allowing each participant to progress at their own pace.
Contact
Skischule und Sport Warth GmbH & Co KG Warth 776767 Warth(0043) 5583 3443info@skischule-warth.comwww.skischule-warth.com
