Group Ski Lessons Verbier

Level 2 Group Ski Lessons Verbier

If you can manage snowplough turns on green runs, but parallel turns on blue runs still feel awkward or inconsistent, Level 2 group ski lessons in Verbier are the perfect next step.

These sessions are all about moving from “getting down” to skiing with control and flow. You’ll develop stronger turning skills, learn how to stay balanced as the slope changes, and build the confidence to explore more of Verbier comfortably.

You’ll also practise using the lift network that opens up the resort—whether that’s drag lifts and carpets in the beginner areas, or progressing to chairlifts and gondolas as your range expands.

Once your snowplough is solid and you’re ready to start increasing speed and consistency, you’ll be in a great place to move on to Level 3.

Level 3 Group Ski Lessons Verbier

Want to keep up with friends, feel confident on steeper pistes, and ski the best of Verbier without committing to a full week of ski school? Level 3 is designed for exactly that.

Over two focused mornings, we’ll refine your technique, improve your control, and help you feel calm and capable as the terrain gets more demanding. It’s a great option if you’re already skiing confidently on blue runs and want to unlock more of the resort with better rhythm, stronger turns, and less fatigue.

You’ll still have loads of time for long lunches, après, and skiing with your group—because that’s the whole point of being in Verbier.

Intermediate Piste Performance Clinic Verbier

These clinics are for skiers who want to level up on-piste. If you’re happy on red runs but black pistes feel daunting—or you lose control when the snow gets choppy, bumpy, or scraped off—this is where you’ll make a big jump.

We’ll help you:

• get more out of your equipment (and understand what it’s trying to do)

• build better balance through ankles, knees and hips

• improve grip and turn shape in variable snow

• learn what to practise between lessons so progress sticks

By the end, you’ll feel ready to step onto harder runs with a clear plan and the technique to back it up.

Advanced Piste Performance Clinic Verbier

If you already ski most black runs but want more style, precision, and control, this clinic is about making the whole mountain feel smoother.

We’ll focus on:

• carving and creating grip early in the turn

• short turns for steeper pitches

• tactics and technique for bumps

• adjusting turn radius without losing flow

You’ll come away feeling like you’re skiing proactively—choosing lines, setting rhythm, and dictating what happens—rather than reacting at the last second. And you’ll leave with practical “performance cues” you can use to keep training all week.

Intro to Off-Piste Clinic Verbier

Verbier is famous for its freeride culture, but your first steps off-piste should be done properly. This clinic is ideal if you’re a confident piste skier who tends to dip in and out at the sides of runs, but hasn’t ventured further—or has tried and found it unpredictable.

You’ll work on technique adjustments that make off-piste skiing easier and safer, starting with drills on-piste and then applying them in natural snow. We’ll also cover the essentials of off-piste decision-making and group management, plus how to use avalanche safety equipment.

By the end, you’ll be skiing more confidently in variable snow, with a solid base technique and a better understanding of how to make smart terrain choices in Verbier.

Equipment needed: transceiver, shovel, and probe. If you don’t have your own, tell us at booking and we’ll organise what you need.

Intermediate Off-Piste Clinic Verbier

If you can link turns in chopped-up snow and light powder on mellow terrain, this course helps you access more interesting lines and less obvious snow—while staying safer and more in control.

You’ll get technical and tactical coaching throughout the day:

• how to handle steeper, narrower terrain

• line choice around obstacles

• adapting turn shape and speed for changing snow

• staying balanced when the snow isn’t consistent

We’ll also do a clear recap of avalanche basics: what to check, where to find the information, and why it matters when you’re skiing off-piste with friends.

By the end, you’ll feel more capable on steeper and more complex terrain, with better judgement, stronger skills, and a group of like-minded skiers at a similar level.

Equipment needed: transceiver, shovel, and probe (we can provide these if needed).