Advanced Ski Lessons

Ski lessons are for everyone. Over the years, bad habits creep in. It happens to everyone. Even our ski instructors, who have trained for years, have to train to keep their performance at it’s highest level.
Our Advanced Ski Lessons are for those who can ‘get around’ but want to refine their skills and become more confident to ski anywhere and everywhere.

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4 hours per day

2-6 per group

Advanced Piste Performance

from €300

2 days per week
On-Piste Level 5

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4 hours per day

2-6 per group

Intro to Off-Piste Clinic

from €300

2 days per week
Minimum Level: Off-Piste Level 1

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4 hours per day

2-6 per group

Intermediate Off-Piste Clinic

from €300

2 days per week
Minimum Level: Off-Piste Level 2

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4 hours per day

2-6 per group

Intro to Ski Touring

from €300

2 days per week
Minimum Level: On-Piste Level 5

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Advanced Piste Performance

What you’ll Cover

Personal Performance and Goal Setting – Understand where you are now and set Goals.
Keeping Balance – How to use your ankles, knees, and hips to maximum effect.
Understanding and Strengthening Steering movements – Slowing it down before we speed it up.
Outside Ski to Outside Ski – Moving Early, Perfect Placement.
Increasing Performance – Building Grip and bending the Ski.
Maximise Versatility – Adjusting the radius of turns while maintaining Performance.
Output Focus – Performance Indicators, how to train yourself.
Timing, Coordination and Flow – Bringing it all together

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Intro to Off-Piste Clinic

Our Off-Piste Essentials course is for strong piste skiers, ready to explore beyond the marked runs. If you’ve flirted with the edges of the pistes but haven’t ventured further, this course is your perfect next step.

What You’ll Learn:

Understanding Avalanche Safety – Get to know your avalanche safety equipment and learn how to use it.
Skill Development – On-piste exercises and drills designed to build the foundational skills needed for off-piste skiing.
Adapting to Conditions – Learn to ski in varying snow conditions and apply these skills in off-piste settings.
Terrain Navigation – Receive an introduction to reading and understanding terrain, enabling you to choose safe travel routes when skiing off-piste.

Equipment Needed:

A transceiver, shovel, and probe are required. Don’t have your own? No problem— let us know when booking, and we’ll provide everything you need.*

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Intermediate Off-Piste Clinic

Boost your off-piste game with our Technique Booster course. It’s for skiers who have tried off-piste before or finished our Off-Piste Essentials course. This course is perfect if you’re already familiar with avalanche safety equipment. And, comfortable on all marked runs, no matter the conditions.

What You’ll Experience:

Avalanche Safety Refresher – Refresh your knowledge of avalanche safety equipment.
Snowpack Analysis – Learn to dig a snow pit and understand the layers. Your instructor will guide you through reading the snow story beneath your feet. A crucial skill for making informed decisions off-piste.
Skill Enhancement – Develop the necessary skills to ski current snow conditions confidently.
Practical Application – Use your skills on off-piste terrain. Focus on fun and exploration. Learn to manage your speed through turn shaping and master the art of picking and skiing your line.
Off-Piste Best Practice – Learn to ski safely off-piste. This includes managing a group. Picking safe places to stop and regroup and choosing lines that minimize exposure.

Equipment Needed:

A transceiver, shovel, and probe are required. If you need these, let us know when booking, and we’ll provide everything you need.*

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Intro to Ski Touring

Our Learn to ski tour course is for strong piste skiers who want to explore further. It provides a safe, guided introduction to ski touring. Letting you learn the key skills while staying near familiar runs. You will have the comfort of knowing a groomed descent is always an option.

What You’ll Cover:

Explanation of the equipment and how it works
How to use the equipment on and off-piste, and the basic skills required for touring uphill.
How to pace yourself, move efficiently and conserve your energy
How to step/kick turn
How to adjust your technique when descending on a lightweight touring setup

Requirements:

Fitness level – Able to ski for 6 hours (with a break) You can stand back up by yourself after a fall.

Equipment required:

Skis with touring bindings, skins, and safety gear. Transceiver, shovel, and probe. We can provide Transceiver, Shovel and Probe if requested at time of booking.

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What to expect from Advanced Ski Lessons

Our advanced ski lessons are ideal for those looking to enhance their skills and explore more without committing an entire week to instruction. With lessons on just two days a week, you’ll have ample opportunity to enjoy the slopes with friends and family. Perfect if you’re part of a mixed-ability group. Challenge yourself and push your limits before reuniting with the rest of the group.

Day one is all about identifying areas where we can improve. This means breaking down the skills we need to master into smaller, more manageable pieces and then putting them together to boost overall performance.

On day two you’ll focus on testing those new skills in more challenging conditions or more difficult terrain.

The lessons are scheduled with a day off in between the sessions. You can either use this to relax or spend some more time working on your skills.

Tips for Advanced Ski Lessons

Be open minded and try new techniques when suggested by the instructor. The new sensations will feel odd, but that means change it happening.
Let the intructor know if you have a specific goal in mind, as they can tailor the lesson to your needs.
Don’t be afraid to ask questions.

What to Bring

Piste Performance Ski Lessons

For our Piste Performance Ski Lessons, you’ll need to have finely tuned piste skis. When in the rental shop, or buying skis choose a specific piste performance ski that has a narrow waist and a shorter turn radius. Ensure your skis have sharp edges to enable you to perform better on the snow. We advise you to wear a helmet too, as you’ll be skiing at speed and trying new techniques.

Off-Piste Ski Lessons

Choose freeride or all-mountain skis, ideally with a width of 90-105mm underfoot, as they perform better in varied snow conditions. If you’re bringing your own ski boots, make sure they are compatible with the bindings you plan to use. Additionally, don’t forget essential items such a helmet, and safety gear like an avalanche transceiver, shovel, and probe—these can be provided if needed.

Why learn to ski with New Generation

We take pride in hiring only the best ski and snowboard instructors. Each team member brings unique perspectives and skills to the slopes, and we’re committed to matching you with a coach who will make your holiday, no matter your goals.

All our instructors hold internationally recognised ski instructor qualifications. We ensure they’re inspiring, nurturing, and patient, making the learning process enjoyable for everyone.

From the moment you enquire to your last turns, our support and instructor teams are dedicated to helping you make the most of every second in the mountains and ensuring you have an unforgettable holiday.

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