Every ski learner has asked themselves at least once – what is my level? If it is the first time you go ski, you know straightforward that you are a total beginner. But what afterward? After taking a few lessons during your previous ski vacation, you know you are still a beginner but are you an improver? How to book your next lessons when you are not sure which group to apply to?
Almost every advanced skier has once been in a group that is not the level he is actually at. This situation may be pretty annoying. If you are at a higher level, you will lose time and money. If you are at a lower level, the abilities of other people in your group may make you feel insufficiently advanced, which in some cases leads to the refusal of further activities.
A guide to trail difficulties!
In today’s blog, we would like to present a short video made from Nakiska Ski Area in Calgary, Canada. It perfectly describes 5 important levels:
- The first level or so-called on our website “First timer”- never put skis before
- The second level or so-called on our website “Learner” – can link snowplow turns and control speed on nursery slopes
- The third level or so-called on our website “Improver” – can make simple parallel turns
- The fourth level or so-called on our website “Intermediate” – can link confident parallel turns, the technique needs to be improved
- The fifth level or so-called on our website “Advanced” – can carve clean tracks
Here is the video itself, we present you: Ski level a guide to identifying your abilities
If after watching this video you still don’t feel confident in identifying your level, you can always contact us at info@traventuria.com or directly book private tuition– our instructors will be happy to help you improve no matter your current level!
Ski & Board Traventuria is a leading provider of lift passes, equipment rental, airport transfers, and ski school for the Borovets area. To book your next ski vacation in Borovets with us, please check our website – www.skiborovets.bg
