Alpine skiing involves securing each foot to a separate ski,
allowing for greater flexibility in both legs.
The movement direction aligns with walking or running,
providing a clear view of what's ahead.
This makes it easier for beginners to feel at ease.
Beginners can start practicing on very gentle slopes,
making it particularly friendly for those who are afraid of speed.
However, this doesn't mean that skiing lacks challenges.
Progressing from beginner to advanced slopes requires extensive skiing experience and skills.
That's why some say skiing is easy to learn but difficult to master.
Compared to snowboarding, skiing is more suited for leisurely exploring the mountains and enjoying the scenic views along the way.
You can stop anytime, anywhere to take photos or check in on social media.
For beginners who prefer not to keep falling, skiing is an excellent starting point.
The ski resorts where we provide instruction in Hokkaido.
Full-Day Course Approximately 5 Hours
Morning 09:30-12:00｜Afternoon 13:30-16:00
Joining Group Classes
Even if you're coming alone, you can still sign up!
One instructor will guide up to four participants at a time.
This is perfect for those who want to join solo without bearing too much of a financial burden.
Joining Private Classes
If you’re coming with a group of friends, consider signing up for a private class.
The fee will be calculated based on the number of participants,
and no one else will join your private session.
For those who want a more focused and intensive training experience,
this is the perfect option!
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