Snowboard Courses for Every Level
From beginner to freerider, everyone can find the right course with us. Seven progressive levels guide you from your first turns on a snowboard all the way to carving, freestyle and jibbing in the park.
Our Seven Course Levels
Which Course Is Right for You?
Here you’ll find the content, goals and requirements for all seven course levels.
Lesson Times
Levels 1.1 and 1.2: Lessons take place daily from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm.
Levels 2.1 to 2.3: Lessons start at 1:00 pm. On the first course day, please arrive at 9:30 am for the level assessment.
Levels 3.1 and 3.2: These courses always start on Mondays at 1:00 pm. A level assessment is not required.
LEARN 2 RIDE – Level 1.1
Who it’s for: Complete beginners with no previous snowboarding experience.
What you’ll learn: Getting to know your equipment, getting up safely, gliding, braking, using lifts and making your first controlled turns.
Course goal: Safe first runs on easy terrain.
Requirements: No previous experience required.
GET UP AND SHRED – Level 1.2
Who it’s for: Beginners who can already brake and make their first basic turns.
What you’ll learn: Smooth turns, improved speed control and confident riding on easy slopes.
Course goal: More confidence, rhythm and control.
Requirements: Confident braking and basic frontside and backside turns.
CRUIS CONTROL – Level 2.1
Who it’s for: Advanced riders who are confident making controlled skidded turns.
What you’ll learn: Different turn shapes, improved edge control and your first carved turns.
Course goal: More control in changing conditions and at higher speeds.
Requirements: Smooth, controlled turns on blue and easier red slopes.
CARVE IT UP – Level 2.2
Who it’s for: Advanced riders who want to improve their edging technique.
What you’ll learn: Active edge changes, a stable body position and controlled carving.
Course goal: Clean carved turns and a more dynamic riding style.
Requirements: Controlled turns on red slopes.
ALL MOUNTAIN – Level 2.3
Who it’s for: Very confident riders who want to explore the whole mountain.
What you’ll learn: Riding steep slopes, changing snow conditions and natural terrain.
Course goal: Confident and versatile snowboarding across the mountain.
Requirements: Very confident turns on red slopes.
SLOPESTYLE CLINIC – Level 3.1
Who it’s for: Confident riders who want to learn freestyle and snowpark basics.
What you’ll learn: Switch riding, ollies, your first tricks, and controlled jumps and landings.
Course goal: More confidence and your own personal style in the snowpark.
Requirements: Confident riding on red slopes.
JIB SESSION – Level 3.2
Who it’s for: Experienced freestyle riders who want to improve their jib technique.
What you’ll learn: Safe approaches to boxes and rails, different slides, rotations and clean exits.
Course goal: More confidence, creativity and your own style on jib features.
Requirements: Excellent board control, switch riding and some previous freestyle experience.
Our Seven Course Levels
Which Course Is Right for You?
Here you’ll find the content, goals and requirements for our seven course levels.
Lesson Times
Levels 1.1 and 1.2: Lessons take place daily from 10:00 am to 12:00 pm.
Levels 2.1 to 2.3: Lessons start at 1:00 pm. On the first day, please arrive at 9:30 am for a short assessment to determine the appropriate level.
Levels 3.1 and 3.2: These courses always start on Mondays at 1:00 pm. A level assessment is not required.
LEARN 2 RIDE – Level 1.1
Who it’s for: Absolute beginners with no previous snowboarding experience.
What you’ll learn: Get to know your equipment, learn how to stand up safely, glide, brake, use the lifts and make your first controlled changes of direction.
Course goal: Safe first runs on easy terrain.
Requirements: No previous experience required.
GET UP AND SHRED – Level 1.2
Who it’s for: Beginners who can already brake and make their first changes of direction.
What you’ll learn: Smooth turns, better speed control and confident riding on easy slopes.
Course goal: More confidence, rhythm and control.
Requirements: Confident braking and first frontside and backside turns.
CRUIS CONTROL – Level 2.1
Who it’s for: Advanced riders who can confidently perform controlled skidded turns.
What you’ll learn: Different turn radii, improved edge control and your first carved turns.
Course goal: More control in changing conditions and at higher speeds.
Requirements: Smooth, controlled turns on blue and easier red slopes.
CARVE IT UP – Level 2.2
Who it’s for: Advanced riders who want to improve their edging technique.
What you’ll learn: Active edge changes, a stable body position and controlled carving.
Course goal: Clean carving turns and a more dynamic riding experience.
Requirements: Controlled turns on red slopes.
ALL MOUNTAIN – Level 2.3
Who it’s for: Very confident riders who want to explore the whole mountain.
What you’ll learn: Riding on steep slopes, in changing snow conditions and natural terrain.
Course goal: Confident and versatile snowboarding across the mountain.
Requirements: Very confident turns on red slopes.
SLOPESTYLE CLINIC – Level 3.1
Who it’s for: Confident riders who want to learn freestyle and snowpark basics.
What you’ll learn: Switch riding, ollies, first tricks and controlled jumps and landings.
Course goal: More confidence and your own personal style in the snowpark.
Requirements: Confident riding on red slopes.
JIB SESSION – Level 3.2
Who it’s for: Experienced freestyle riders who want to improve their jib technique.
What you’ll learn: Safe approaches to boxes and rails, different slides, rotations and clean exits.
Course goal: More confidence, creativity and your own style on jib features.
Requirements: Very good board control, switch riding and some freestyle experience.
