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Cool Ride Junior - Teens

Cool Ride Junior - Teens
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Cool Ride Junior - Teens

Designed for 12–16 year olds, this programme is perfect for those seeking thrills, independence, and a sense of adventure beyond traditional lessons, while giving parents complete peace of mind thanks to professional supervision and a safe, structured environment.

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400 €

Details

 

Course content

Get ready for an unforgettable week led by Ski Cool’s dynamic young instructors, with a different adventure every day:

Introduction to off-piste skiing and avalanche safety (including rescue training)

Freestyle discovery in a fun and supportive environment

Technical improvement and all-mountain skiing

Optional introduction to snowboarding (depending on group preference)

A full-day excursion in the 3 Valleys to round off the week in style

Schedule

Sunday: 10:30am – 12:30pm

Monday to Thursday: 9:00am – 12:00pm

Friday: full day from 9:00am to 4:30pm (lunch not included)

Who can join?

From 12 years old

Open during school holidays only

For confident skiers (Class 4 / Gold Star level or above, comfortable on black runs)

Programme details

Small group limited to 8 teenagers

Lessons guaranteed from 5 participants

If fewer than 5 participants, the full-day session will be reduced to 4 hours

Meeting point
Lessons start at the sign corresponding to your level at the Ski Cool meeting point, located at the top of the Musaraigne magic carpet

Equipment & requirements

Safety equipment provided: backpack with transceiver, shovel, and probe

3 Vallées ski pass required

Optional

Carré Neige insurance

Please note that we do not offer refunds in the event of cancellation, injury, or illness. For added peace of mind, we recommend subscribing to Carré Neige insurance and consulting our general terms and conditions of sale.

 

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Total : 400,00 €
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How to assess your level ?

Adult skiing

  • First timer :  You have never skied before.
  • Beginner :  You have already done a couple of ski lessons, you can snowplough and stop on easy slopes (green runs). You have taken the chairlifts. Introduction to blue slopes.
  • Intermediate :  You have done 1 or 2 weeks of ski, you start to turn with parallel skis, you know how to sideslip and you are comfortable on blue runs. Introduction to red slopes.
  • Advanced :  You ski parallel, you are at ease on red runs and improve your skills in short (godille skiing) and long turns. You discover black runs and off-pist skiing.
  • Expert :  You are at ease on each run, you are able to carve and have already tried off-pist snowboarding. Introduction to splitboarding.

Children skiing

  • Bear club :  You never skied before. You will learn to find your balance and how to turn and stop on easy slopes.
  • Snowflake :  You've skied one week, you can snowplough and stop on easy slopes. You will learn to improve your turn and gain confidence.
  • 1st star :  You can perform snowplough turns on green runs and start to sideslip with your skis parallel at the end of turns.You have already taken the chairlifts
  • 2nd star :  You feel confident on blue slopes and you work on your parallel turns. You will try red runs.
  • 3rd star :  You are confident, you master parallel skiing on blue runs and you are able to sideslip on red slopes. You start to improve your skills in short turns.
  • Bronze star :  You ski down in short and long carved turns with limited sideslip. Discovery of black runs and giant slalom courses.
  • Silver star :  You'll navigate your way through steep turns, avoiding skidding and controlling your speed. You'll be testing a timed course for the first time.
  • Gold star :  You are at ease to ski down all around the ski area and you control your speed in all situation. You perform in alpine skiing and the timer.
  • Freeride and competition :  You start to compete and off-pist skiing. You perfect your technique in all styles of skiing.

Snowboard

  • First timer :  You have never snowboarded before.
  • Beginner :  You have done 1 week of snowboarding, can sideslip and turn on both sides (toe side and heel side) on green and blue runs. You have taken the chairlifts before.
  • Intermediate :  You are comfortable on blue runs, you have already ridden fakie (non-dominant foot forward) and tried a 180. Introduction to red slopes and the snowpark.
  • Advanced :  You are comfortable on red runs and riding fakie. You keep learning flat tricks, snowpark rotations and start to go off-pist.
  • Expert :  You are comfortable on black runs and are perfecting your skills introduced in Level 3.