Instructor training – Ski agility
Typical Day on the Gap Course
Its 8.00 am in the morning and your room mate has just shaken you awake after a fairly large night in the Pub Mont Fort. As always the drinks we’re dangerously cheap owing to your Pub Mont Fort discount and despite avoiding the temptation of the Casbah dance floor...
Why choose a Gap Ski Instructor Course?
More and more students are choosing to take a Gap year, either before or after starting university education. A Gap year can give you a better idea of what you want to study, as well as giving you the chance to meet new people and make some amazing memories! Following...
King of the ISIA/L4 Course 2016
By Tim Aitchison – Winner of the Altitude Futures ‘King/Queen of the ISIA/L4 Course’ What a great season, with fantastic snow conditions, some good powder days and passing all my exams! 2 factors why training with Altitude was great, firstly, the...
Information on skiing moguls
Technical Body Position and movement – the skier needs to be over the middle of the ski to enable maximum range of movement. The upper body should be in a more upright position compared to normal alpine skiing. Rotation – the skier needs to be able to make fast rotary...Partners
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