Ski lesson for adults & teenagers

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Group ski lesson in Kleinwalsertal

There’s nothing quite like exploring the Kleinwalsertal ski resort with a group and gliding across the snowy terrain with confidence.

In small groups we’ll guide you step by step to your goal. Whether you’re a first-time skier or looking to take your skiing skills to new heights – our lessons cater to beginners and advanced skiers, allowing everyone to enhance their skiing abilities and ensure a safer experience on the snow.

We also offer private lessons. Individualised instruction and personalised attention take centre stage in our approach.

Lesson allocation

Group E/J 1

Prerequisites: Beginner - first skiing day
Slope difficulty: Green, practice area

Ski instructor with two guests on the slopes in Kleinwalsertal

Group E/J 2

Prerequisites: Controlled snowplough – active turns
Slope difficulty: Blue, easy

Ski instructor technical training in Kleinwalsertal-Oberstdorf

Group E/J 3

Prerequisites: Parallel skiing; long and short turns
Slope difficulty: Red, medium

Group E/J 4

Prerequisites: Carving; long and short turns
Slope difficulty: Red, medium

Group ski course in the Kleinwalsertal Oberstdorf ski area

Group E/J 5

Prerequisites: Expert
Slope difficulty: Black, difficult

Ski course for adults at the Hirschegg Ski School

Information

Lesson times: Monday to Friday from 10:00 am to 3:00 pm
Group lunch with your snowboard instructor. Meals are not included.
Participants should have a ski pass for the duration of the lesson. Beginners by arrangement.

Meeting point

9:45 am at the Hirschegg Ski School

Any questions left?

How are the skiers allocated to groups?

Most of our guests are "repeat offenders", which allows us to allocate them to groups directly and without preliminary procedures. With the lesson ticket each guest is granted assess to our mySports online portal and it is there that your progress is stored at the end of each lesson.

For those who attend a ski lesson for the first time, grouping occurs after oral discussions and estimation of skills, age and language. If the assigned group should not seem to be appropriate, you can of lesson change the group any time.

Do the lessons have to be booked on consecutive days?

Do the lesson days have to be booked on consecutive days?

The lesson days should be consecutive, because the other participants continue with the programme and learn something new every day. This could result in having to change the group. The best thing is to speak to your instructor.

Are half-day lessons offered too?

We offer half-day lessons as part of the Burmiclub (lesson for 3-year-olds), cross-country skiing and private lessons. All other (group) lessons are 4 hours (2 hours in the morning and 2 hours in the afternoon).

We used to offer half-day lessons, but our experience has shown that the learning success achieved is disproportionate to a full-day lesson.