Master the Turn the safe way.

Focus on your Ski Technique for a week, improve your short turns, long turns, get a taste for bumps and try your first tricks on skis. All with our top-qualified instructors using video analysis and Carv 2 in your boots to ensure maximum progress!

  • Level 2–8
  • 5 days · 6 nights
  • Small groups
  • Laax, Switzerland

From CHF 3,600.00

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Full package: coaching · hotel · meals · lift pass. 100% refund 35 or more days before arrival.

Full package: coaching · hotel · meals · lift pass. 100% refund 35 or more days before arrival.

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What to expect

What a Ski Camp week actually looks like.

What you will learn

How our Inputs affect our Outputs

Posture & Balance

The foundation everything else builds on.

Rotation

Steering and pivoting your skis, turn after turn.

Edge

Edge angle and grip, through every turn.

Pressure Management

Managing pressure through the turn, from the basics up.

Outcomes

Short/Long Turns Carving Varied Terrain Control of speed and line

Daily video analysis

See exactly what to fix, progress you can watch.

3–4 groups by skill

With 3–4 groups by skill, there is almost no chance you will be too good or too bad to join.

See camp levels

Why it feels safe

Every turn, broken into small steps.

  1. 01

    Small increments

    Each turn taught step by step. Less scary, fewer risks, more success.

  2. 02

    Expert Instructors

    Experience Expert Coaches who meet you exactly where you are.

  3. 03

    Filmed & reviewed daily

    Video analysis shows exactly what to change tomorrow.

What a week looks like

A real day at a Ski camp.

07:00-08:00 Breakfast
08:30-12:00 Skiing session
12:00-13:00 Lunch
13:00-16:00 Skiing session
16:00-17:00 Video analysis
19:00-20:00 Dinner

How groups work

Day one we watch you ski, then split into 3–4 groups by skill. Groups are fluid and change through the week to fit your needs.

  • Small groups for personalized coaching
  • Above or below your group? You are moved, not stuck.
  • The level range is listed on every camp date

Camp levels

There is a group for exactly where you are.

Level 0

Can do: clip into skis, walk and balance in ski boots, side-step up a gentle incline, glide on the flat, fall and get up, ride a lift.
Terrain: flat nursery area / magic carpet.
Ski:IQ: not yet measurable.

Level 1

Can do: straight-run a gentle slope in balance, control speed and stop with the wedge, link left–right wedge turns down a green, skis beginning to match at the end of the turn.
Terrain: green runs.
Ski:IQ: ~60–80 (the wedge is scored low).

Level 2

Can do: consistent parallel turns down any EU blue (≈ USA blue), steady rhythm with a pole plant, vary turn size, stop comfortably from speed.
Terrain: all blues.
Ski:IQ: ~90–110 (mid intermediate).

Level 3

Can do: skidded parallel turns down red runs in full control of speed and line; comfortable on a steeper pitch; solid hockey stop.
Terrain: reds (skidded).
Ski:IQ: ~105–120.

Level 4

Can do: clean carved "railroad-track" turns on blue groomers; first skidded short turns on blue / easy red; edging and angulation building.
Terrain: blues (carving), easy reds (short turns).
Ski:IQ: ~115–128 (around the Carv-user median).

Level 5

Can do: begin carving on moderate red groomers; dynamic parallel on reds with cross-over transitions; reliable skidded short turns on reds; first variable snow and easy off-piste.
Terrain: reds confidently, intro bumps and soft snow.
Ski:IQ: ~125–140 (advanced).

Level 6

Can do: confident carving on steep EU red / USA blue groomers with good edge angle and angulation; crud and bumps handled with composure.
Terrain: steep reds (carving), variable snow.
Ski:IQ: ~140–150 (advanced → expert).

Level 7

Can do: good, controlled short turns on EU black / USA black-diamond runs (skidded, with strong edge control); steeps and moguls skied with composure.
Terrain: blacks (short turns), moguls, steeps.
Ski:IQ: ~150–158 (expert). This is your "150+ / almost certainly not there yet" anchor.

Level 8

Can do: carving on red and easy black groomers; first carved (not just skidded) short turns; off-piste competence across conditions.
Terrain: easy blacks (carving), off-piste.
Ski:IQ: ~155–163.

Level 9

Can do: strong carving across blacks; rhythmic, linked short turns down most blacks; confident in steeps, bumps, variable snow and off-piste.
Terrain: blacks broadly, all conditions.
Ski:IQ: ~160–167.
Our levels

The two most common worries

Both are almost always wrong.

  • "What if im not good enough"

    If you can parallel turn on a European Blue Run you are ready to join a camp.

  • "Will i be the only solo Traveller"

    Many campers are solo travellers, so you will not be alone.

  • "Aren't I too old?"

    Adults only. Most guests are between 25 and 70.

  • "Will I be held back?"

    3–4 groups by ability, so you ski with skiers at your level.

Your coaches

Coached by ISA Certified Instructors

Ski Instructor

Jens Nyström

Freestyle

  • YouTube Persona
  • Freestyle Coach
  • Ski Instructor
  • BASI Level 4 (ISTD)

Ski Instructor

Joshua Braun

Freeride · Freestyle · Ski Tech

  • Ski School Director Switzerland
  • Full-cert Ski Tech & Freeride Coach
  • Freestyle Coach
  • Has matching Socks (now)

Ski Instructor

David Fielding

Ski Technique

  • Ski Instructor BASI Level 4 (ISTD)
  • Swiss Brevet
  • Freeride Coach
  • Freestyle Coach
  • Based in Zermatt

Ski Instructor

Franz Dengg

Ski Technique

  • Staatlich geprüfter Skilehrer
  • Best Moustache
  • Most handsome
Meet the whole team

What you'll learn

There's a group for exactly where you are.

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Guest Rated

Rated 'Life Experience'

I really liked it!

Stomp It Freestyle camp is the real deal, and yes, you should sign up if you even have the slightest inclination to try freestyle. Full disclosure: I'm only in my second season of skiing, and I showed up a little nervous about being the oldest one on the hill. Both concerns evaporated pretty fast. The way the coaches break things down makes stuff that looks scary feel totally approachable, and then suddenly you're doing it.

P. H. Adams, Freestyle, Laax

I really liked it!

It was my second camp this year. Its the best, the great coaches and ofcourse perfect conditions of the Freestyle park in Laax. I really enjoyed the week together with all the other guests and its always interesting and a lot of fun. I would totally recommend this camp to anyone who wants to try something new or already knows his way around a freestyle park. 10/10

Leon Odermatt, Freestyle, Laax

I really liked it!

Amazing experience, easily in the top 3 life experiences. Instructors Charlie and Vincent are awesome and show extraordinary patience with a 50-year-old clown such as myself who probably should not do freestyle skiing to start with. I sure hope I'll meet you guys again next season.

Mathias Berg, Freestyle

I really liked it!

My first and hopefully more Stomp It Camps. Hungry for many more. Extremely skillful instructors with patience and confidence.

DIAMELVA, 6 months ago

I really liked it!

My first camp, super experience. Met new friends and coaches are very professional and also fun. I will return for sure. I have no suggestion because everything was perfect, thank you so much.

Alessio Ballerini, 7 months ago

I really liked it!

Amazing experience, great coaches. Charlie, Ed and Vince were all awesome. Highly recommend to improve your skiing skills.

Anastasia Brodka, 7 months ago

Where you will stay

The lush life, sorted for you.

Hotel Cresta

  • Six nights accommodation with breakfast and a 5-course dinner
  • Five-day lift ticket, Monday to Friday
  • Check in Sunday, check out Saturday
  • Room sharing options for couples and friends, contact us to arrange
  • Shared rooms are grouped by gender
  • Dietary needs? Let us know at checkout and we will do our best to accommodate

Getting there

Four easy ways to reach Laax

Drive

Add the hotel to Google Maps and enjoy the drive in.

Fly and shuttle

Fly to Zurich, then an Laax airport shuttle to the resort.

Fly and train

Zurich, then a train to Chur and a bus or taxi to Flims.

Fly and hire car

Fly to Zurich, then a hire car to the resort.

What is included

Two ways to book, pick your package.

Full package

  • 5 days coaching
  • 5-day lift ticket
  • 6 nights accommodation
  • Breakfast and a three-course dinner
  • Small groups and video analysis

Five days of coaching, Monday to Friday. Five-day lift ticket, Monday to Friday. Six nights accommodation with breakfast and a 5-course dinner. Small groups for personalized coaching. Video analysis to boost your progress.

Coaching only

  • 5 days coaching and video analysis
  • You arrange the lift ticket & stay
  • Around a 30 minute drive to trampoline training

Five days of expert coaching. Video analysis for faster learning. You arrange the lift ticket and your stay. For locals & self lodgers. A lot of the magic happens off the slopes at the hotel, choose wisely!

Before you book

Get travel insurance that covers park skiing, and that refunds your trip if you are sick or injured beforehand.

Before you book

Ski Camp questions, answered.

Cancellation policy

100% refund if canceled at least 35 days before arrival. No refund if canceled within 35 days, claim it on your travel insurance.

Payments by credit card, debit card and now also bank transfer. Choose it at check out.

From CHF 3,600.00

See dates & book

Full package: coaching · hotel · meals · lift pass. 100% refund 45 or more days before arrival.

Full package: coaching · hotel · meals · lift pass. 100% refund 45 or more days before arrival.

5.0 on Google

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