Indoor SL
Peer SnowValley

High-performance indoor slalom camp designated for high-level athletes looking to get ready to tackle injected hard snow at the beginning of the winter season.

This camp is designed for U-14, U-16 and FIS athletes seeking high performance in slalom during the winter season. An indoor ski camp gives athletes time on conditions that are very firm, so this is a highly specialized ski camp.

Begin your specialized slalom training with expert professionals who are committed to helping you reach your full potential.

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Peer SnowValley

High‑Level Slalom Training Camp

Dates 2026

4-7 October
Arrival: 3 October · Departure: 7 October after training
Optional transport from Switzerland on 2 October

Level

High level racers
U-14, U-16 and FIS athletes

Groups

Maximum 8 racers per trainer, according to age and level.

Peer SnowValley delivers a focused, high‑performance slalom training camp designed specifically for competitive ski racers from U‑14 through FIS level. This camp is built for athletes who want consistent snow, precise training conditions, and a professional environment that supports long‑term development and race readiness.

Training takes place at SnowWorld Peer, the world’s largest indoor ski facility, offering reliable, year‑round snow and fully controlled conditions. This allows athletes to work on technical accuracy, tactical execution, and speed discipline fundamentals without weather-related interruptions. The stable environment is ideal for refining timing, line choice, and decision-making under repeatable race conditions.

Peer’s program goes beyond on‑snow training. Athletes benefit from a complete performance approach, combining ski sessions with structured off‑snow preparation that supports strength, mobility, recovery, and mental focus. Training content is adapted to age and competitive level, ensuring meaningful progression for developing racers as well as advanced athletes preparing for high-level competition.

Each camp includes:

4 skiing days.
Outdoor and indoor sports.

Fitness.
Activation and Recovery routines.

Ski Tuning
Video Analysis.

Slalom training with highly experienced Ski Zenit coaches

Ski Zenit high-level indoor slalom camp
Activities and Athlete development:

Peer Snow Valley is known for its high‑quality indoor ski slope, offering reliable conditions for slalom training throughout the year. One of the key advantages of this venue is the consistently firm, injected snow, ideal for precise technical work and race‑focused training.

Join us for focused morning sessions dedicated to improving slalom technique. Each day is structured to help athletes sharpen their skills, build confidence, and progress toward their competitive goals in a controlled and effective training environment.

In the afternoon, athletes take part in a range of well‑planned activities that support both physical conditioning and mental growth. The program balances performance with enjoyment, creating an engaging setting where learning, teamwork, and strong connections naturally develop.

6:40h.	Breakfast
7:15 h.	Go to Slopes
8:00 – 12:00 h.	Ski Training with 15min break
13:00 h.	Lunch
15:30 – 18:30 h.	Video, equipment maintenance, physical and mental conditioning
19:00 h.	Dinner
21:00 h.	Bedtime

* in autumn the day begins later and ski training sessions are longer

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The indoor SL camp organized by Ski Zenit takes place at Peer SnowValley and includes all the essential elements for a top-tier slalom camp. Snow conditions are very firm, resembling FIS racing–injected snow. This is a primary reason for holding the indoor camp: it allows athletes to get a strong start on injected snow.

Our athletes are grouped according to age, and all participants are required to exhibit a high level of racing proficiency in order to be eligible for our camps.

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We have included activation and recovery as part of our training to help athletes prepare their bodies for movement and recover properly after intense sessions. It is an effective way to activate key muscle groups, improve mobility, and support the body after a long day of training. It also helps athletes reset mentally and physically for full recovery.

Activation and recovery sessions allow our athletes to work on physical readiness, improve movement quality, and support muscle repair and regeneration. These sessions are highly recommended to reduce injury risk and improve overall performance. Our coaches adapt the exercises, intensity, and duration of each session to match different skill levels and age groups.

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All athletes taking part in our training program will participate in fitness workouts throughout the week. These sessions are always age‑appropriate and tailored to the individual condition and needs of each athlete. The workouts are designed to be challenging and demanding, while also fun and creative.

These post-ski fitness sessions focus on recovery from on-snow training and on reducing the risk of injury. They also aim to improve overall strength, coordination, balance, agility, and flexibility. Peer provides great facilities for these fitness trainings.

Team sports and indoor activities will be part of the afternoon program. Peer offers an ideal setting for a wide range of outdoor and indoor sports as well as physical training. With modern facilities and dedicated fields for team sports, Peer provides excellent conditions for varied, engaging activities in any weather.

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Video analysis is an important tool for our coaches to help racers understand and improve the areas they are developing during ski training. Technical and tactical concepts that affect performance will be clearly explained during these sessions to prepare athletes for the next day’s training. One video-analysis session will be held after every two days of training.

For this ski camp, having very sharp edges is essential. We recommend that athletes use both pairs of SL skis daily so we can utilize the sharpened edges as much as possible for solid grip on the injected snow conditions.

Children and adolescents who are not accompanied by their parents will have round-the-clock supervision from our camp leaders. Our philosophy is to give children freedom in exchange for showing responsibility.

Ski Zenit Hotel supervisors are available to receive phone calls every day between 7 pm and 8:30 pm at the phone number that will be provided on arrival to the camp.

4 day camp

760 CHF

per Camp / 4 days

Ski Pass

280 CHF

per 4 days,

Hotel

396 CHF

four nights, meals included

add-ons

Make sure you check out our extras to make the most out of your experience with Ski Zenit.

Airport Transfers
Ski Racing Rental and Purchase
Cancellation Insurance
Rescue Insurance

Testimonials
Google reviews

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   Sasha Cromwell 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I had an amazing experience with the ski Zenit team while training in Chile. The coaches were extremely knowledgeable and the accommodation was excellent.
  
 
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   Thea Han 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I attended the Chile camps in El Colorado with Ski Zenit, and it was an extremely productive camp. The coaches were very attentive, and the training/content was amazing. One of the best ski camps I've attended :)
  
 
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   Anya 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. Spent 3 Weeks in Chile. Best coaching I’ve ever had, and an amazing team environment!
  
 
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   Dita Mayer 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. A reliable, well organized camp with great coaches. I got exactly what I was hoping for from the camp. I would certainly recommend both for junior athletes and masters. Will be back.
  
 
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   Nigel Gibb 
 
 
 
 Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google. I would like to thank the team at ski Zenit. My daughter had a blast. A big thank you to Lucia and Miquel for their ski racing tips and coaching.

Most frequent questions & answers
FAQ

This camp is for high-level U14, U16 and FIS racers preparing for firm race conditions. Groups have a maximum of eight athletes per coach. Send us recent skiing footage if you are unsure whether your current level fits.

Training takes place indoors at Peer SnowValley in Belgium. The focus is slalom on very firm snow, with technical work, video analysis and off-snow preparation.

Bring race boots, well-prepared SL skis, slalom poles and protection, a helmet and a back protector. The coaches recommend using two pairs of SL skis so sharp edges remain available throughout training. Confirm your equipment with us before travelling. See the equipment guide.

Pack warm ski layers, gloves, ski socks and goggles for the cold indoor slope, plus sports clothing and trainers for off-snow sessions. Bring everyday clothes and toiletries for the hotel stay.

Training, ski passes and the hotel package are listed separately on this page. The hotel package covers four nights with meals. Check your quote for the services you have selected, and tell us about dietary requirements before arrival.

Confirm the meeting point and arrival time with our team before booking transport. The programme lists optional transport from Switzerland; availability and the price must be confirmed for your booking. Airport or station transfers need a separate arrangement for Peer. Read the transfer guide.

Your accident cover must be valid for ski race training in Belgium and for your travel dates. Check the scope with your insurer and read our booking terms. Check entry and transit documents for your nationality, including any requirements for a minor travelling without parents.

Use Book Now or contact us with the athlete’s age, racing experience, skiing video, dates and equipment details. We will confirm suitability, availability and the selected services in your quote. See the booking checklist.

More questions? Visit our Help Center for practical answers about camps, equipment, travel and bookings.

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