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DEVELOP YOUR SKIING CAMP – Short turns/bumps and tactical all mountain technique for you at the Manchester – Chill Factore.
NEW THIS YEAR 2024 Exclusive group size of max 6 people results in a higher standard of attainment and that our input helps skiers achieve their personal goals faster in a relaxed and open, safe and positive learning environment/experience.
Skiing in a small personal group of 6 people changes the dynamics of the learning experience and provides an encouraging environment to build your confidence and develop your skiing.
Inspire – Motivate – Develop – Achieve
On these camps I hope to inspire my students. By sharing my enthusiasm and enjoyment of being part of your learning and development. And by passing on my understanding of skiing; take in what you feel while skiing in the bumps and challenging varied the lines and speeds.
To use feeling and understanding to develop a variety of ways for you to be able to create different turn shapes for short, medium or long turns – using pressure to influence the change of direction through the bumps to steer your skis as you wish to enhance your performance.
Take away new feelings and understandings to be able to make continued self-development to become a stronger bump and all mountain skier.
To give you the tools so you can work towards achieving success in your technical skiing, but more importantly to impart the enjoyment of becoming a more all-round and versatil bump skier for yourself in the future.
When skiing on the mountain, you can use any situation to your advantage or disadvantage. To use the situation to your advantage, you need to adapt your technique and tactics to your own ability as well as to the conditions and type of snow. This is what makes good and effective skiers, and this is what I want to make you more aware of.
Give the you more open understanding of how to use and choose the lines you want to turn skiing bumps to ones advantage and play with the terrain.
Dynamic balance fore, aft and laterally
State of awareness in ankles – knee – hips to make appropriate movements to influence steering when needed
Arm position in front of body, appropriate for the change of direction of skis
Axis parallel to each other, to creates appropriate separation to allow pressure control on outside ski
Rhythmical round turns appropriate to the conditions and gradient of slope.
Control of speed and active moments.
Legs/skis crossing under the centre of mass rhythmically and freely.
Rhythmical round turns appropriate to the conditions and gradient of slope.
Skis engaging from start to end of turn to control the build up of pressure to influence the turn shape while creating good support and balance against and on the outside turning ski.
Clean change of edges and transition from turn to turn.
Understand how to control speed through the whole turn and using this to your advantage.
Using the all mountain terrain to your advantage and understand how to control speed and using appropriate technical ability.
Understand how one starts and finishes a turn.
Being active throughout the whole turn, adapting to different lines and speeds.
Use ones technical ability and become more confident in variable all mountain conditions.
Change direction where and when one wants to in short and long turn shapes.
Make you more aware of how you can use variable conditions to your advantage.
Using and skiing steeper terrain to your advantage and controlling the pressure to help with rhythm and control.
Understanding and feel how you uses the turn shape and where and when to release the turn, short and long on all mountain terrain.
I have been in the Ski instructor/coaching industry for a number of years and have been through exams in Europe reaching the top level in Austria, Switzerland and United kingdom. I have also been training FIS / European cup skiers for a number of years and I also hold a ÖSV – (Austrian Ski Association) Trainers Licensed. I understand the discipline and work needed to achieve the toughest goals and the structured training it takes to achieve these goals in the racing world or to pass the high standards of a technical instructor exam.
My success in the world of skiing is largely based on the pursuit of excellence, helping skiers, regardless of their level or standard, develop their technical skills by understanding what they really need as opposed to what they think they want. In particular, this includes understanding your personal goals on this ski instructor training program and individual learning styles and focusing on the outcome/success rather than obstacles/difficulties.
Austrian Diplom Ski Teacher/ Staatlich geprüfter Skilehrer
Austrian Staatlich geprüfter Skiführer / Skiguide
ÖSV – (Österreichischer Schi Verband) Licensed Trainer
Swiss Snowsports Federal Diploma
BASI ISTD/ISIA Level 4
French Carte Pro holder
Deutscher Skilehrerverband Staatlich geprüfter Skilehrer
Member of the International Ski Instructors Association
Personal Trainer
Sean Langmuir – BASI Trainer and World Cup Coach
‘Toby is one of the best ski trainers in the business. He is a fantastic skier himself and has the experience and technical knowledge to develop world class performers. Toby offers his students a unique approach that is driven by an unsurprised passion and energy for developing skiers’.
Personal / private one to one or small group coaching: Prices are for 2 person (from 3rd person each additional person €40 – max 6 people)
The below applies to all Camps – Personal / private one to one or small group coaching:
Payment is to be made in cash or by bank transfer
Develop your skiing– is not liable for damage, as long as the damage is not the result of wilful or grossly negligent behaviour on their behalf.
Accident and public liability insurance is the responsibility of the individual participants
Lift pass and ski equipment are not included in the fees.
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