The Technical Performance Course is designed for intermediate and advanced snowboarders who want to refine the technical foundations that underpin every aspect of their riding. Over five half days of expert coaching, you’ll discover how developing your technique can make a lasting difference across the whole mountain.
This course is ideal for intermediate and advanced snowboarders who are already confident riders but want to better understand and refine the way they ride. Whether you’ve never had formal snowboard coaching, feel there’s more to unlock in your riding or simply want dedicated time to focus on your technique, the course provides five consecutive half days of expert coaching in a small group, giving you the time, continuity and personalised feedback to make meaningful improvements throughout the week.
Every group develops differently, so the exact content of the course is shaped around the riders and how they progress throughout the week. While the coaching follows a structured progression, your instructor will continually adapt the focus, pace and terrain to help everyone get the most from the course.
We’ll assess your current riding, introduce the key technical foundations that underpin every aspect of snowboarding and establish clear coaching priorities for the week ahead.
Building on the first day, we’ll continue developing the techniques and movements that improve efficiency, control and board performance. Video analysis helps identify opportunities for further progression.
As your technique develops, we’ll begin applying it across a wider variety of terrain and conditions, helping your new movements become more natural and consistent.
With stronger technical foundations established, the coaching may explore steeper terrain, variable snow, off-piste or other environments that challenge and reinforce your developing technique.
The final day consolidates everything you’ve learnt throughout the week. Depending on the group’s goals and progression, this may include carving, freeride terrain, freestyle movements or simply refining the areas that will have the greatest long-term benefit.