Ski technique courses and camps in Tirol

With state-certified ski instructors and professional trainers

Why should you actually attend a ski technique training?

Improve your skiing technique – with brains, body awareness and depth

Even if it’s hard to believe with the amount of people on the Tyrolean slopes, skiing is a highly technical sport. Movements have to be automated, fast and precise. There is no time for reflection. Every turn is the result of clean technique, good posture and a good sense of balance. And as soon as you leave the groomed slopes, everything becomes even more complex: the ground becomes unstable, there is no support, the snow changes from one meter to the next – and we’re not even talking about broken snow here.

From the crowded slopes to open terrain – but with technology, please

Many skiers dream of skiing in open terrain, off-piste adventures or quiet ski tours in powder snow. But for skiing in the backcountry to be really fun – and not a shaky ride – you need a solid skiing technique for off-piste and deep snow. This technique doesn’t happen overnight. It needs to be practised, understood and internalized. In our ski technique courses in Tyrol, we show you exactly that: how to move efficiently, how to control your skis – and how to ski confidently even in challenging terrain.

Under professional guidance, you can learn the basics much more quickly and cleanly. Our state-certified ski instructors and coaches will pick you up at your level and guide you step by step. It’s all about sense of movement, weight transfer, line choice and the right timing – both on and off the slopes.

Ski technique for more safety, control – and style

First comes the control, then the flow – and at some point your own style. Once you have the basics down, skiing becomes an expression of your own personality. Regardless of whether you want to fly dynamically through the deep snow, move your hips towards the ground with every carving turn or take every little drop with ease: good technique is the foundation for creative skiing.

In our ski technique courses in Tyrol, we work with you on precisely these topics. Depending on your goal, weather and level, we combine piste coaching, off-piste training and technical off-piste skiing. For beginners, it’s all about basics and safety, for advanced skiers it’s about fine-tuning, efficiency – and achieving your own desired goals in everyday skiing.

Can you ever ski well enough?

Everyone has to answer this question for themselves. But honestly: getting down is only a small part of the truth. If you want to ride off-road with fun, safety and style in the long term, you must never stop working on your technique. This is exactly what makes this sport so appealing: The combination of nature, adventure – and lifelong learning on two boards. Speaking of safety: if you are often out and about in the backcountry, you should definitely attend one of our avalanche courses.

Our state certified ski instructors and trainers

Sabine Schipflinger – Grown up in Viehhofen, a small village in front of Saalbach Hinterglemm, she moved to Innsbruck to study sports science. Now at the end of her studies, she can almost only be found in the snow. Through her work as an instructor in the ski instructors association, ski guide and mountain bike guide, she likes to pass on her knowledge to like-minded people, or those who still want to become one.

Klaudia Fiegl – Born and raised in the beautiful Ötztal, loves skiing since childhood as much as chocolate. After a short break in marketing, she is back on skis and wants to pass on her years of experience and passion as a ski instructor and trainer to like-minded people and always make sure that every day brings you further.

Michael Mayrhofer – A Saalbacher who moved to Innsbruck many years ago. For a long time he was simply a ski instructor, full time. Thereby always on the highest level and also at some freeride contests at the start. Meanwhile, the educator, mountain guide, coach and much more. His experience, his trained eye and his easy to understand and motivating way with which he explains complex things, have so far improved almost everyone technically with whom he was on the road. Despite his skiing career, Michi is not one to follow the curriculum. When skiing, not everyone should look the same, it must be free, dynamic and yet stylish.

Luggi Brucic is a professional freeskier, or in Austria even a legend in the sport. He has been an Armada team rider since 2007 and can often be seen in films and photos. As a former freeski national coach he is our man for everything where jumping and park is concerned. He can not only show you how to get over the kickers the easiest way, but also teach you tricks ala backflip and 360 if needed.

Lisa Horst grew up in Swabia, was abroad in British Columbia and then in Innsbruck for her studies. Meanwhile, she trained as a state-certified ski instructor and ski guide, and has been freelancing on the snow for over 15 years since then. Resident in Ostallgäu, but at home on the slopes, in powder, ski touring and telemark.