Land your first tricks the safe way.

The number one worry our guests share is “I’m not good enough”. The second most common worry is “What if I’m too good?”. The truth? Both are almost always wrong!

For Freestyle Camps and Ski Technique Camps, it’s very unlikely that you’ll be “too bad” to join. We normally split into 3–4 groups based on ability, so you’ll always be with skiers at a similar level. Just check the minimum level we list for each camp.

And what about being too good? Honestly, it almost never happens.

It is not essential, but we do recommend it! It will give you some confidence which will only help your riding and may save you a bruise or two! Impact shorts and spine protection is sufficient. Helmet is mandatory.

A freestyle camp can be done on any ski. Remember that boxes & rails will damage your edges and sharp piste skis can cause you to crash when trying to learn to grind.

The ideal ski is a Freestyle ski 80-100mm wide with rocker and camber. Soft-Medium Flex unless you are very tall and heavy, get something stiffer.

Relax, what ski you are on is not a big deal. Start the camp on the ski you got and if it’s holding you back talk to your coach and rent some better skis.

We advise all Camp attendees to explain what type of Camp you are attending to your chosen insurance company and ask for cover specific to that activity. It is worth checking the usual things are covered, like rescue, cost of surgery, cancellation and lost luggage.

The responsibility is on you to ensure you have insurance specific to the activity.