Adults

Learn to ski in gastein as an adult

How to learn to ski as an adult?

It is best to book a course at our Ski school in Bad Hofgastein – we show you important basic techniques as well as advanced techniques for advanced skiers. During a ski course competent ski instructors are at your side to teach you how to ski in a simple and carefree way.

Whether beginner courses or courses for advanced skiers – our individual curriculum is perfectly tailored to your abilities.
Whether private lessons or group lessons, whether workshops or camps – our wide range of winter sports offers promise enthusiastic skiers & snowboarders lots of fun on the slopes. Start your skiing holiday in the Gasteinertal perfectly.

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Learn to ski from real skiing professionals

Conquer the slopes in Bad Hofgastein

After analysing your skiing skills, nothing stands in the way of your first lesson. We offer you the optimal support during your ski course in Bad Hofgastein – basic skills of alpine skiing, such as the basic position, releasing the turns and good steering of the skis, are learned and refined correctly.

Complete ski beginners first receive an introduction and can take their first turns. Experienced drivers can improve their technique and perfect their driving style.
Optimum learning success in a pleasant atmosphere as well as pure skiing pleasure are offered to all ski course participants.

Adults and children are in good hands in our ski school in the alpine high mountains.

Course times:

Sunday to Thursday

10 am to 3 pm
incl. one-hour lunch break

Meeting point:
9.15 am Ski School Office Bad Hofgastein or 9.45 am Ski Centre Angertal

Week program depending on snow and weather.

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Group Classification

Skill	Ski Run
Introduction to skiing , getting used to, shooting, plow, turns in the practice area. Getting used to the ski equipment Walking, gliding and ascending in softly structured terrain. Sliding and schuss exercises Balancing training Snowplough Sliding with skis in plough position – braking and stopping	PRACTICE- AREA
In this category, the focus is on first use of lifts as well as further consolidating the learnt braking and turning on blue and poss. red pistes Snowplough turning Downhill with direction change Alpine skiing posture – edging Skiing on the uphill edges Alpine skiing posture - slide Tilt away from edges – steering parallel skis whilst sliding Snowplough steering Changing direction by steering on the uphill edges	EASY
Learning of parallel turns in long and short radius consolidating parallel turns on blue and red pistes Parallel ski steering long - pole plant - short Simultaneous switching edges, turning and steering the skis as the basis for the parallel ski steering with long radii Pole plant Pole plant used as an aid for balance, weight transfer, turning and rhythm Parallel ski steering - long radii with pole plant Simultaneous switching of edges, turning and steering the skis with use of the pole plant Parallel ski steering - short radii Rhythmic continuous turns with changes of direction in parallel short radii Dynamic parallel ski steering - long radii Dynamic change of direction out of the steering pressure; situational ski control, sporty, forward-looking, adapted skiing in medium length and long radii. Dynamic parallel ski steering - short radii Dynamic parallel ski steering in short radii with situation-responsive ski control.	MODERATE
All pistes will be skied: Mogul slopes, deep snow, steep slopes, race carving and terrain Carving and racing carving - long radii Preparation for giant slalom; athletic safe skiing at high speeds on hard piste, carved turns in long radii Carving - short turns Carved direction changes with short radii with slalom carvers Steep slopes Safe skiing on steep terrain Moguls Controlled skiing through bumps with flexing and stretching turns - commitment to constant contact with the snow Deep snow Rhythmic, enjoyable skiing in deep snow Demo & Formation Skiing in formation; synchronous changes in direction and movement, also to music Freeriding Apply acquired skiing skills joyfully and safely in the terrain, playful skiing in nature.	DIFFICULT

NOTE: Lift passes are not included in the course price! The current lift pass prices can be found on www.skigastein.com
All prices in incl. 20% VAT. Credit and debit cards accepted. We shall not be held liable for any accidents. Refund of already paid course days only on presentation of a medical certificate. Subject to change, may contain errors.

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