How to Choose a Ski Racing Camp
Start with the athlete’s age, current racing experience and training goal. This guide explains how to choose a ski racing camp from our programmes and which practical details to check before you book.
Four questions to narrow your choice
- Who is training? Check age eligibility and independence first. Our dedicated U10 camp has different coaching and accommodation arrangements from the regular Saas-Fee camp.
- What do you want to work on? Choose a focused slalom or Super-G block for a specific discipline, or a regular camp for a broader training week.
- How much time do you have? Compare a weekend, a weekly camp or a longer Chile stay. Private coaching can suit an individual athlete or your own group.
- Who will organise the stay? Confirm supervision, accommodation and transfers for the selected programme before making travel plans.
Who are the Saas-Fee camps for?
Saas-Fee camps
Summer and autumn glacier camps with on-snow training, physical preparation and afternoon activities. Athletes are grouped by age and racing level, with up to eight racers per coach.
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Who are the Zermatt summer camps for?
Zermatt summer camps
Early-summer glacier training combining technical free skiing, drills and progressive gate training. The programme lists up to eight racers per coach, five ski days and an off-snow day. Check the programme page for confirmed dates and age eligibility.
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Who is the Chile / South America programme for?
Chile / South America
Winter-condition training during the Northern Hemisphere summer. The group programme is for U14 to FIS racers; other ages can enquire about private training. A three-week stay is recommended. Training includes GS and SL, with SG and races as options.
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Who are the Zinal winter camps for?
Zinal winter camps
Winter training in Zinal with six on-snow days, GS and SL, optional SG, video analysis, ski tuning and lunch on the slopes. The programme lists racers from age 10 to FIS level, while supervised lodging is for athletes aged 14 and above.
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Who are the U10 camps for?
U10 camps
A dedicated programme for strong skiers aged eight and nine, with a maximum of four athletes per coach. Athletes must use T-bars independently, carry their own equipment and manage the daily uphill walk. Only one consecutive week can be booked. The supervised athlete hotel is not available for U10 participants.
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Who is the Adults / Masters programme for?
Adults / Masters
For adult racers, strong skiers and instructors preparing for racing tests. The programme focuses on GS and SL with video feedback and ski-tuning instruction. Fitness and recovery activities can be requested as paid extras; a full afternoon programme is not automatically included.
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Who are the Weekend camps for?
Weekend camps
Compact GS and SL blocks in Saas-Fee for U10 to U16 athletes: arrive Friday evening, train Saturday and Sunday, and depart Sunday late afternoon. Extra Friday training is available. A minimum of four athletes is required for the advertised weekend format; otherwise the shared-training rate applies.
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Who are the Super-G camps for?
Super-G camps
Specialised speed training in Saas-Fee for experienced U14, U16 and FIS racers, with up to six athletes per coach. A high racing level is required. Confirm the arrival and departure arrangements with the booking team before making travel plans.
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Who are the Indoor slalom camps for?
Indoor slalom camps
Focused slalom training at Peer in Belgium for high-level U14, U16 and FIS racers. The published programme includes four ski days, fitness, activation and recovery, ski tuning and video analysis, with up to eight racers per coach. Transport from Switzerland is offered for the listed camp dates.
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Who is the Private race training programme for?
Private race training
Hire a coach for one athlete or your own pre-formed group. Choose a four-hour morning session or a full-day format. Private training is offered year-round across age groups and racing levels, with the location and plan adapted to the season and your objectives.