Now in its 20th year, the ever-popular Technical Performance Snowboard Camp combines exceptional coaching with the complete MINT camp experience. Enjoy five full days of coaching, seven nights at Hotel du Lac and five evenings of catered dining, all designed to help you become a stronger, more versatile snowboarder while enjoying an unforgettable week in the mountains.
Designed for intermediate and advanced adult snowboarders, this camp is ideal for riders who want to continue progressing across every aspect of their snowboarding. Throughout the week you’ll explore carving, steeper terrain, off-piste, bumps, side hits and freestyle, with coaching carefully adapted to the group, the conditions and your individual goals. Whether you’ve never had formal coaching or simply want to revisit the fundamentals with fresh eyes, you’ll be amazed how much can change in just one week.
What makes this camp different is the way we coach. Rather than treating carving, freestyle or off-piste as separate disciplines, we use each as an opportunity to refine the movement skills, timing, balance and board control that underpin great snowboarding. As your understanding grows, you’ll discover how those skills transfer naturally across the whole mountain, helping you ride with greater confidence, efficiency and control wherever you choose to snowboard. Along the way you’ll explore concepts such as torsional flex and pedalling, giving you the tools to continue progressing long after the camp has finished.
Designed for intermediate and advanced adult snowboarders, this camp is ideal if you already enjoy exploring the mountain but feel your progression has slowed or plateaued.
continue reading...Every Technical Performance Camp is based at Hotel du Lac—your home for the week and an important part of the MINT camp experience.
Set on the shores of the beautiful Lac de Montriond, just minutes from the Ardent lift, Hotel du Lac combines comfortable en-suite accommodation, fantastic food and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. It’s where the week comes together—sharing breakfast before a day on the mountain, relaxing with afternoon tea after riding, enjoying evenings around our signature Feast Tables, and unwinding in the sauna or outdoor hot tub.
Whether you’re travelling solo or with friends, Hotel du Lac provides the perfect setting to relax, recover and enjoy an unforgettable week in the mountains.
For our December Technical Performance Camp only, you also have the option of staying at Chalet Doyen, hosted by our friends at Treeline Chalets in the centre of Morzine.
Beautifully designed with luxurious finishes, Chalet Doyen offers a more boutique accommodation experience, complete with a barrel sauna, outdoor hot tub and spacious social areas—perfect for relaxing after a day on the mountain while still enjoying the full MINT camp experience.
Hotel du Lac ,  Chalet Doyen,
Develop a stronger technical foundation by refining your riding position, balance and movement patterns. These core skills underpin every aspect of snowboarding, from carving and steeper terrain to off-piste and freestyle.
Whether you’re carving groomed pistes, riding bumps, exploring off-piste or developing freestyle skills, every session is an opportunity to improve edge control, board performance and the movement skills that make you a smoother, more efficient rider.
Throughout the week you’ll explore a wide variety of terrain and conditions, learning how the same skills transfer across carving, steeper slopes, off-piste, natural terrain and freestyle. As your understanding grows, so will your confidence and versatility.
Through personalised coaching and video feedback, you’ll gain a clearer understanding of how and why your snowboard responds the way it does. That understanding helps you recognise what works, identify opportunities for improvement and continue progressing.
Our goal isn’t simply to help you ride better during the week. It’s to give you the technical understanding, movement skills and confidence to continue progressing every time you step onto your snowboard—whatever terrain or discipline you choose to explore.