About private freestyle skiing lessons in Bruson et Val de Bagnes
Whether you’ve never been to a snowpark before or you are keen to learn new tricks, you can improve your freestyle skills with private freestyle ski lessons on Maison Sport. Zero freestyle experience is required, but you should be a confident skier, able to link parallel turns on blue runs. During a private freestyle ski lesson, your instructor will help you develop new freestyle skills and navigate the snowpark, covering features such as boxes, jumps and rails - all at a pace that suits your ability and confidence level. Whether you are attempting a 360° jump for the first time or perfecting a backflip on skis, our top-rated instructors will tailor their lessons to suit you! When booking a freestyle ski instructor on Maison Sport, you can compare instructor profiles, taking their experience, pricing, reviews from past customers and available lesson timings into account to find the perfect instructor for you. You can choose to book a one-on-one freestyle ski lesson or share the lesson with family or friends. Private lessons with a group can be a cost-effective option, as most instructors do not charge extra for additional people (up to 6).
2 hour lessons
CHF120
3 hour lessons
CHF180
4 hour lessons
CHF240
Full day
CHF350
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How many freestyle skiing lessons should I book in Bruson et Val de Bagnes?
Beginners
Private lessons are personalised to your needs, so you will improve your technique rapidly, compared to a ski school group lesson. If you have an unlimited budget and are really looking to make the most of your time on the mountain, we recommend booking an instructor all day for the full week you're on holiday. For complete beginners the most common lesson package is to book 2 to 3 hours of lessons each day - remember you can share the lessons with friends or family to bring the cost down.
Intermediates
Whilst booking lessons for the full week is our recommendation, you could also split your lessons througout the week. Booking lessons for your first and second day in resort and then booking another one slightly later in the week will ensure your technique keeps progressing.
Experts
Even expert skiers will greatly benefit from taking some private lessons, you can book an instructor to work on a specific aspect of your technique, such as improving your technique on steep slopes or if you simply want a guide to show you where to find the best snow conditions, your instructor will be able to help! A handy tip - if you're only after one lesson, try booking in the afternoon as it's often cheaper!
What equipment is required for freestyle skiing lessons?
You will need to take your own equipment to your lesson. For freestyle ski lessons, you’ll need your regular ski gear, including skis, boots and poles. A helmet is mandatory for safety. Twin-tip skis are recommended, as they make it easier to ski and land tricks both forwards and backwards. If you don’t have freestyle skis, then an off-piste or freeride ski is preferable. If you’re unsure about equipment, your instructor or rental shop can help you choose the right gear.
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