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# Ski Racing Camps

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## Posts
- [Elevating your ski racing: a complete guide to elite Swiss camps](https://skiracingcamps.ch/ski-race-accommodation-swiss-camps/): Discover how elite ski race camps in Switzerland can elevate your performance. Learn about training, technique, and finding the right program for your goals
- [Unlock your skiing speed with explosive power training](https://skiracingcamps.ch/plyometric-exercises-for-ski-speed/): Discover how targeted plyometric exercises for ski speed can transform your racing. Learn the science and programs to build explosive power for the slopes.
- [Junior to FIS racing: a guide to your next level](https://skiracingcamps.ch/junior-to-fis-racing/): In junior racing, your world is often defined by age categories like U14 or U16. Your primary competitors are athletes you've likely known and raced against for years. Success is measured in podiums at regional championships or national junior events. The transition from junior to FIS racing marks a profound change in this dynamic.
- [Mastering the slopes with a modern ski racing coaching philosophy](https://skiracingcamps.ch/elite-ski-racing-coaching/): Discover how a professional ski racing coaching philosophy transforms athletes. Learn about elite training methodologies in Switzerland and Chile for all ages.
- [Fueling for the podium on the Swiss glaciers](https://skiracingcamps.ch/best-nutrition-plan-for-ski-race-week/): Maximize your performance on the slopes with our expert nutrition plan for ski race week. Learn about hydration, carb loading, and race day breakfast tips.
- [Ski racing injury prevention exercises for long term performance](https://skiracingcamps.ch/effective-ski-racing-injury-prevention-exercises/): Stay on the slopes longer with these ski racing injury prevention exercises. Learn about ligament strengthening and proprioception drills for peak safety.
- [Technical skiing posture correction for better performance](https://skiracingcamps.ch/technical-skiing-posture-correction/): Improve your central balance alpine position with expert tips on technical skiing posture correction. Learn drills to fix backseat skiing and ski faster.
- [Swiss glacier ski training dates for the upcoming season](https://skiracingcamps.ch/swiss-glacier-ski-training-dates/): Find the best swiss glacier ski training dates in Zermatt and Saas-Fee. Learn about year-round ski camps and summer training in the high altitude ski resorts.
- [Improving your performance with ski racing visualization techniques](https://skiracingcamps.ch/ski-racing-visualization-techniques/): Learn how ski racing visualization techniques and mental rehearsal skiing can lower your times. Discover scripts and sports hypnosis for alpine racing.
- [How to pick the right ski racing gear for your performance](https://skiracingcamps.ch/choosing-ski-race-equipment/): Get the best advice on choosing ski race equipment. Learn about FIS rules, boot stiffness, and length charts to improve your times on the slopes today.
- [Comprehensive ski race dryland training plan for athletes](https://skiracingcamps.ch/ski-race-dryland-training-plan-for-athletes/): Prepare for the slopes with a detailed ski race dryland training plan. Improve strength, agility, and endurance during the off-season to race faster.
- [Overcoming race day anxiety skiing: mental strategies for peak performance](https://skiracingcamps.ch/overcoming-race-day-anxiety-skiing/): Learn practical strategies for overcoming race day anxiety skiing. Elite coaches share techniques for handling pressure, building mental resilience.
- [Planning your ski racing year: mastering alpine ski race periodization](https://skiracingcamps.ch/alpine-ski-race-periodization/): Learn how professional alpine ski race periodization works. Structure your annual training plan skiing, master dryland cycles, and optimize your ski race.
- [Building a ski racing champion: long-term athlete development in alpine skiing](https://skiracingcamps.ch/long-term-athlete-development-for-alpine-skiing/): Learn how long-term athlete development (LTAD) shapes successful skiing careers. Discover structured training phases for youth and junior development skiing.
- [Swiss ski race camp cost: a detailed guide](https://skiracingcamps.ch/swiss-ski-race-camp-cost-a-detailed-guide/): Planning your budget for a Swiss ski race camp? Get a detailed breakdown of the cost of elite training, coaching and lift tickets in Zermatt and Saas-Fee.
- [The real cost of race skis: a pro athlete’s guide](https://skiracingcamps.ch/how-much-do-skis-cost/): Wondering how much do skis cost? Learn about prices, from beginner models to advanced skis, and what factors influence the cost.
- [Is skiing hard or easy?: Overcoming the challenge  ](https://skiracingcamps.ch/is-skiing-hard-or-easier/): This contrast brings us to a common question for many aspiring athletes: is skiing hard or easy? The answer depends entirely on your goals and the level of precision you want to achieve.
- [Skiing through the storm: How to handle rain on the mountain](https://skiracingcamps.ch/can-you-ski-in-the-rain/): Can you ski in the rain? Find out how to prepare and adapt for skiing in wet weather with these helpful tips and strategies.
- [The role of the ski stop in high-performance alpine racing](https://skiracingcamps.ch/ski-stop-guide/): Learn key ski stop techniques to improve your control and confidence on the slopes. Essential tips for every skier!
- [How to layer for skiing for better performance and safety](https://skiracingcamps.ch/how-to-layer-for-skiing/): This is how you make real progress. As you move forward, keep this balance in mind. Treat your gear as a tool for your success, and it will serve you well. We are proud to be a part of your skiing journey and can't wait to see what you achieve. The snow is calling, and with your new knowledge of how to layer for skiing, you are more than ready to answer it.
- [How long does it take to learn skiing for beginners](https://skiracingcamps.ch/how-long-does-it-take-to-learn-skiing/): Most people standing at the bottom of a snow-covered mountain for the first time ask the same question: how long will it be until I can actually enjoy this? The answer varies depending on your goals, but for most beginners, getting comfortable on the snow takes less time than you might expect. Usually, within three to five days of consistent practice, you can move from walking awkwardly in boots to sliding down beginner slopes with a smile on your face.
- [How to prepare for high altitude skiing](https://skiracingcamps.ch/how-to-prepare-for-high-altitude-skiing/): Discover essential tips and strategies on how to prepare for high altitude skiing. Learn about acclimatization, physical conditioning.
- [Best exercises for skiing](https://skiracingcamps.ch/best-exercises-for-skiing/): Best Ski Racing Exercises training. Getting strong for the upcoming Winter ski racing season! Combination of quantifiable power and strength
- [Switzerland or Austria racing camps for this Summer?](https://skiracingcamps.ch/austria-racing-camps/): Austria racing camps in summer or Switzerland? When we think about Summer ski camps there is not that many options. Which is the best?
- [Ski Racing Exercises training](https://skiracingcamps.ch/ski-racing-exercises/): Best Ski Racing Exercises training. Getting strong for the upcoming Winter ski racing season! Combination of quantifiable power and strength
- [Ski camps in Mt. Hood or should you go to Switzerland?](https://skiracingcamps.ch/ski-camps-united-states-or-switzerland/): We explain why it is better to participate in a ski camps in Switzerland than in the United States. You will be surprised!
- [Freestyle slalom!](https://skiracingcamps.ch/freestyle-slalom/): In the thrilling World Cup Tour, Julien Lizeroux, a French ski racer known for his exceptional skills, provided a moment of levity that became one of the season's highlights. Amidst the intense competition and after rigorous summer training on the alpine glaciers, it was clear that the athletes were feeling the season's toll. However, Lizeroux's start in Meribel, a picturesque location in the French Alps known for its challenging slopes, broke the mold in the most amusing way.
- [Julia Mancuso Saas-Fee Summer ski training](https://skiracingcamps.ch/julia-mancuso-saas-fee-summer-ski-traning/): Here is a great video talking about Julia Mancuso's Alpine Ski Racing trajectory, and showing us how she prepares her winter season training in Saas-Fee.
- [Racers freestyle session!](https://skiracingcamps.ch/racers-freestyle-session/): Today we had an incredible day in the Saas-Fee summer snowpark, we got some spins done, some flips, some crashes... A bit of it all.

## Pages
- [SAAS-FEE FULL INFORMATION PACK. SUMMER & AUTUMN SKI RACE CAMPS](https://skiracingcamps.ch/saas-fee-full-information-pack-summer-autumn-ski-race-camps/): Dear Parents and Athletes,
- [Add-ons form](https://skiracingcamps.ch/add-ons-form/): We're excited to welcome you to the Zenit Ski Racing family! To reserve your add-ons, please complete the form with your details. Our team will take care of everything so it will be ready and waiting for you.
- [Add-ons](https://skiracingcamps.ch/add-ons/): Ski Zenit offers a selection of premium optional add-ons designed to simplify logistics, optimise performance, and provide a complete high-performance environment for athletes and families.
- [Saas Fee U10 ski camp](https://skiracingcamps.ch/saas-fee-u10-ski-camp/): Our U10 Saas‑Fee camp is for strong, motivated skiers under 10 who want focused, age‑appropriate training. For this category, we create smaller groups so coaches can stay close on the glacier, manage the T‑bars safely, and give each athlete individual feedback, keeping the Saas‑Fee glacier a safe environment while still offering an appropriate challenge for our younger skiers.
- [ZENIT SKI TEAM GENERAL TERMS & CONDITIONS (GTCs)](https://skiracingcamps.ch/zenit-ski-team-terms-and-conditions/): 1. Scope of Application These General Terms & Conditions (“GTCs”) govern participation in the Zenit Ski Team U19 High-Performance Program, including but not limited to: Summer–Fall Program Fall–Winter Program Flexible Year Program Fitness & Conditioning Services Race preparation and competition travel blocks Any additional training modules or performance services offered under the Zenit Ski Team structure These GTCs apply to all athletes enrolled in any of the above programs, regardless of duration or selected training format. 1.1 Definitions Program: The structured annual or seasonal framework selected in advance by the athlete (e.g., Summer–Fall Program, Fall–Winter Program, Flexible Year Program). Training Block (Block): A continuous period of confirmed training weeks within a selected Program. A Block may consist of one (1) or multiple consecutive training weeks. A Block is considered concluded once a scheduled rest period or break longer than 7 days occurs between training periods. Training Week: A standard operational unit within a Training Block, typically consisting of: 4, 5, or 6 on-snow training days. 7 overnights (unless otherwise specified in the official schedule). The exact structure of each Training Week may vary depending on snow conditions, race calendar, or logistical considerations. Camps: delivered in groups of 5–8 athletes per coach. If fewer than 5 athletes are registered, the camp may be reclassified as shared-private. The client will be informed in advance, and Ski Zenit will propose options (e.g., join another suitable group, adjust format/schedule, upgrade to private, reschedule/credit subject to availability). 2. Nature of the Program The Zenit Ski Team is a performance-based alpine ski racing development program for international U19 athletes pursuing qualification for Provincial, Regional, National Junior, College or equivalent competitive teams. The program provides structured coaching, individualized planning, access to high-level training environments and race support. Participation does not guarantee: Race results. FIS points improvement. Selection to national or college teams. Access to race quotas (managed exclusively by national federations). 3. Admission & Eligibility Enrollment is conditional upon completion of the admission process, which may include: Physical screening by local PT/physiotherapist. Online interview and goal assessment. Coach recommendation or report. Submission of race footage. Academic pathway confirmation. Club and national association membership. Athletes must remain members of a recognized ski club and national association and must hold valid insurance coverage. Ski Zenit reserves the right to refuse or terminate participation if eligibility, conduct or required documentation standards are not met. 4. Enrollment Structure Summer–Fall Program (June 1 – October 31) Minimum commitment: 5 weeks across 2 blocks. Fall–Winter Program (November 1 – April 15) Minimum commitment: 9 weeks across 2 blocks. Flexible Year Program (July – April) Minimum commitment: 8 weeks across 3 blocks. Enrollment becomes binding once confirmed in writing and invoiced. Changes to selected blocks are subject to availability and administrative approval. 5. Costing and payment structure The Zenit Ski Team operates under a two-part cost structure consisting of a fixed Coaching & Training Fee, and a variable cost system managed through a prepaid operational credit. 5.1 Coaching & Training Fee The Coaching & Training Fee is a fixed fee payable at the time of booking. It is subject to Ski Zenit’s refund policy. For the avoidance of doubt, the Coaching & Training Fee is the sum of two separate components, each with a different purpose and treatment: A) Coaching Fee (Service Component) The Coaching Fee covers the professional services delivered by the coaching staff, including in particular: On-snow coaching, supervision and athlete management. Fitness and conditioning coaching, supervision and athlete management. Training design, planning and periodisation. Daily technical feedback and on-snow decision-making. Video analysis, performance evaluation and reporting. Remote follow-up (as applicable). Communication with the athlete and, when relevant, coordination with parents/guardians. Team coordination and coaching administration directly related to the coaching service. Discounts apply exclusively to the Coaching Fee component and do not apply to the Training Fee component. B) Training Fee (Operational & Logistics Component) The Training Fee covers the operational and logistical structure required to deliver the training program, including in particular: Training organisation and scheduling (weekly plans, training blocks, group allocation). Operational coordination and administration (office support, program management). Training infrastructure and logistics necessary for delivery (e.g., lane bookings when applicable, operational coach expenses, transport, equipment and facilities required to run sessions). Race participation infrastructure and logistics necessary for competition delivery (e.g., transportation, coach expenses, equipment use, etc.). Structural program costs and on-the-ground logistics management needed for training to take place. The Training Fee is independent of weather conditions, race calendar changes, or modifications of training locations, and no discounts apply to this portion of the Coaching & Training Fee. 5.2 Variable Costs – Operational Credit System In addition to the Training Fee, athletes are responsible for variable operational costs, which may include: Lift passes. Race entry fees. Accommodation during camps and race tours. Team meals. External services (physio, PT coordination, etc.). As these costs vary depending on participation and race calendar, they are managed through a prepaid credit system. Before the start of each training or racing block, athletes must deposit an operational credit amount, the minimum of which will be communicated in advance. This credit: It is held by Ski Zenit. Is used to cover real-time expenses incurred on behalf of the athlete. Is internally tracked by the office. Can be monitored by the customer in a shared online document that will show all the executed credit top-ups and debited payments, from their individual account. If the credit balance approaches depletion, the athlete or legal guardian will be notified and must replenish the credit before further participation. Ski Zenit reserves the right to suspend participation in training or racing activities if the operational credit is not maintained at the required level. At the end of each program period: Remaining credit may be carried forward or refunded upon written request. If expenses exceed the deposited credit, the outstanding balance must be settled within ten (10) days of the final invoice. 5.3 Discounts & Financial Commitment Any discounts (e.g., 5%, 10%, 15%) apply exclusively to the Coaching Fee portion of the Coaching & Training Fee and are conditional upon the athlete fulfilling the minimum enrollment commitment defined at the time of booking. If participation is reduced or cancelled after confirmation, Ski Zenit reserves the right to recalculate the applicable discount retroactively and invoice any resulting balance. Failure to meet payment deadlines may result in temporary suspension from training, and/or exclusion from race blocks and related logistics, until all outstanding amounts are settled. 5.4 Payment Terms & Schedule A) Coaching & Training payment To formalise a reservation within the Zenit Ski Team Program: The full Coaching & Training fee must be paid for each of the selected Training Blocks. This payment can be fractioned in a 2-installment payment plan. The payment secures the athlete’s place within the selected Training Blocks. The reservation is not considered confirmed until the payment is received. This payment is subject to the Cancellation Policy (Section 6). B) Operational Credit (Variable Costs Deposit) In addition to the Fixed Fees, an estimated operational credit amount will be communicated based on the confirmed Training Blocks and expected calendar. This operational credit must be deposited no later than thirty (30) days before the start of each Training Block. The credit must be fully available before the athlete is permitted to participate in training or racing activities. The estimated amount is calculated to reasonably cover projected Variable Costs for the block. If the required operational credit has not been deposited in full by the deadline: Ski Zenit reserves the right to suspend participation until the balance is settled. Coaching services and logistical support may be withheld. C) Full Payment Condition Participation in any Training Block is conditional upon: 1. Full payment of the Fixed Fees 2. Full deposit of the required Operational Credit. Both conditions must be fulfilled within the stated deadlines. Stage 1. RESERVATION What is Due: Full Coaching & Training fees for each block. Amount: Full amount or payment plan in 2 installments. Deadline: At booking. Condition: Required to secure the place. Stage 2. Operational Credit Deposit What is Due: Variable Costs Credit (estimated amount communicated by Ski Zenit). Amount: Based on projected expenses. Deadline: 7 days before block start. Condition: Must be fully available before participation. 6. Cancellation Policy (Athlete) Because Ski Zenit must plan training blocks well in advance (coach allocation, scheduling, reservations and operational setup), the following cancellation rules apply. 6.1 Definitions Training Block: continuous training weeks selected from a period within a program. Fixed Fees: the Coaching Fee and Training Fee (see Section 5.1). Variable Costs: pass-through costs linked to the athlete’s participation, charged separately (e.g., lift passes, accommodation/meal plans if booked through Ski Zenit, local transport, race entries and similar third-party services). 6.2 Cancellation Charges (Fixed Fees) Cancellation charges are calculated on the total Fixed Fees (Coaching Fee + Training Fee) for the cancelled weeks. Administration Fee (non-refundable): For any cancellation, an administration fee of CHF 100 per cancelled week applies and is non-refundable (covers processing, office time, reallocation attempts, and administrative work). A) More than 90 days before the block start date. CHF 100 administration fee per week (non-refundable). B) 60–90 days before the block start date. 20% of the Fixed Fees for the cancelled weeks are retained, Plus CHF 100 administration fee per week (non-refundable). C) 30–60 days before the block start date 40% of the Fixed Fees for the cancelled weeks are retained, Plus CHF 100 administration fee per week (non-refundable). D) 15–30 days before the block start date 60% of the Fixed Fees for the cancelled weeks are retained, Plus CHF 100 administration fee per week (non-refundable). E) Less than 15 days before the block start date No refund of the Fixed Fees for the cancelled weeks. If the athlete has not yet paid the full amount due according to the above cancellation charges, Ski Zenit may invoice the outstanding balance. 6.3 Variable Costs and Third-Party Cancellation Conditions Variable Costs are billed separately and are subject to the terms and cancellation policies of third-party providers. If Ski Zenit has already incurred, confirmed or committed Variable Costs (reservations, passes, accommodation, transport, lane bookings, race fees, etc.), the athlete must reimburse these costs in full, regardless of the cancellation window. Ski Zenit will provide supporting documentation upon request (e.g., supplier invoices/confirmations where applicable). 6.4 No-Show / Late Arrival / Early Departure No refunds are granted for no-shows, late arrivals, or early departures. Fixed Fees remain due and any committed Variable Costs will be charged. 6.5 Travel / Cancellation Insurance Ski Zenit strongly recommends that athletes hold adequate accident and cancellation insurance to cover unforeseen events (injury, illness, travel disruption, etc.). 7. Injury & Return to Snow In the event of injury: Return to snow requires medical clearance and confirmation that the athlete is fit to participate safely. Ski Zenit may continue conditioning / follow-up remotely when applicable. All fees remain subject to the Cancellation Policy (Section 6) and to any committed Variable Costs. 8. Racing & National Association Responsibility Race entries must be arranged through the athlete’s club and national association and are subject to national quotas. Ski Zenit cannot guarantee race entry or participation. Race cancellations due to weather, organizers or federation decisions are outside Ski Zenit’s control. 9. Training Locations & Force Majeure Training may take place in: Zermatt Glacier. Saas-Fee Glacier. El Colorado Ski Center, Chile. Indoor trainng centers.  Western Alps resorts in Switzerland, France or Italy. Rest of the World, eventually. Schedules may be modified due to weather, snow conditions, safety concerns, resort closures or government restrictions. Such modifications do not constitute grounds for refund. 10. Team Environment & Conduct Athletes are expected to demonstrate: Professional behaviour. Respect for coaches and teammates Academic responsibility Compliance with team rules Zero tolerance for substance misuse. When staying in team lodging, athletes must respect curfews, shared living rules and assigned responsibilities. Violation may result in suspension or termination without refund. 11. Insurance (Mandatory) Athletes must hold: Valid international accident insurance. Health insurance. Rescue & helicopter coverage. Civil liability insurance. Valid FIS license . WE STRONGLY RECOMMEND A CANCELATION INSURANCE FOR TRAVELS. Ski Zenit assumes no responsibility for uninsured incidents. 12. Equipment Responsibility Athletes are responsible for ensuring that all equipment is safe, compliant and properly maintained. Coaches may restrict participation if equipment is deemed unsafe. 13. Media & Image Rights Unless otherwise requested in writing, Ski Zenit may use images and video footage for promotional purposes. 14. Limitation of Liability Alpine ski racing involves inherent risks. Ski Zenit is liable only in cases of gross negligence or intentional misconduct. Liability excludes race results, lost opportunities, equipment damage and personal property loss. 15. Governing Law These GTCs are governed by Swiss law. Jurisdiction is the Canton of Valais, Switzerland.
- [Weekend Camps Saas-Fee](https://skiracingcamps.ch/weekend-camps-saas-fee/): Our Saas-Fee weekend camps are designed for motivated racers who want a high-quality technical boost before the winter season while staying connected to their club or organization.
- [Consent and code of conduct](https://skiracingcamps.ch/consent-and-code-of-conduct/): Please fill out this consent and code-of-conduct waiver to join one of our ski race training services. Review each section carefully and provide your acceptance where indicated to confirm your understanding and agreement.
- [Booking form](https://skiracingcamps.ch/booking-form/): We are thrilled to have you join the Zenit Ski Racing family! To reserve your place, kindly fill out the registration form with your information. Our exceptional race coaches are eager to train alongside you!
- [Ski Zenit Cancellation Protection: Terms and Conditions](https://skiracingcamps.ch/cancellation-insurance-general-terms-and-conditions/): All cancellation requests must be submitted in writing to:
- [Indoor slalom ski racing camp](https://skiracingcamps.ch/indoor-slalom-ski-racing-camp/): 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.
- [Switzerland Winter ski racing camp](https://skiracingcamps.ch/switzerland-winter-ski-racing-camp/): Enjoy our performance training ski camp in Switzerland for the early season, designed for racers of all ages. Discover race skiing in the heart of Europe with top training conditions and Ski Zenit coaches.
- [Ski Race Academy](https://skiracingcamps.ch/ski-race-academy/): Athletes in other schools need to ensure that they offer enough flexibility to join the ski race academy program.
- [Private training](https://skiracingcamps.ch/private-ski-race-training/): One trainer is hired daily by one racer or an already formed group of racers for a 4 hour morning session or a full day with a double session morning and afternoon.
- [Ski Camp for adults](https://skiracingcamps.ch/ski-camp-for-adults/): Based on years of experience working with Master racers and ski instructors preparing for racing tests, we have developed specific ski camp for adults that are invaluable for those who want to progress and increase confidence and performance, regardless of racing level.
- [Zermatt](https://skiracingcamps.ch/ski-racing-camp-zermatt/): Zermatt offers amazing summer skiing, with perfect low-angle slopes for free skiing and varied terrain for gate training.
- [South America](https://skiracingcamps.ch/ski-camp-south-america/): Enjoy our performance training ski camp in Chile for racers of all ages, and discover race skiing in South America with top training conditions and Ski Zenit coaches.
- [Speed Camp](https://skiracingcamps.ch/speed-camp-europe/): The SG camp organized by Ski Zenit takes place on a premium speed course in the northern hemisphere, offering all the essential components for a top-tier camp experience. Featuring small group sizes, skilled speed coaches, personalized speed technique sessions, and more, we guarantee that participants derive the utmost advantage from this intensive speed camp.
- [Cookies policy](https://skiracingcamps.ch/cookies-policy/): Cookies, web analysis services and social media.
- [SKI ZENIT GROUP AND PRIVATE TRAINING: TERMS & CONDITIONS (GTCs)](https://skiracingcamps.ch/terms-and-conditions/): These Terms & Conditions form the contract between you (the client) and Ski Zenit Sàrl.
- [Contact](https://skiracingcamps.ch/contact-page/): Get in touch with us using the form, through email, or by phone, and our team will be ready to assist you with any inquiries. We look forward to hearing from you and are excited to support you on your ski racing journey!
- [Blog](https://skiracingcamps.ch/blog/): Welcome to our ski racing blog, where speed meets passion on the slopes! This space is dedicated to all things ski racing, from training tips and techniques to race day strategies and equipment reviews. Whether you're a seasoned racer or just starting out, you'll find valuable insights and inspiring stories.
- [About us](https://skiracingcamps.ch/about-us/): Ski Zenit is an international team dedicated to excellence in ski training and competition. Comprised of highly experienced coaches, we focus on developing athletes at all levels, from beginners to elite competitors. Our approach combines technical skill development with personalized coaching, ensuring that each athlete reaches their full potential.
- [Ski Camp Europe Saas-Fee](https://skiracingcamps.ch/ski-camp-europe-saas-fee/): Ski Zenit is a Swiss organisation devoted to ski race training for athletes of all ages, levels and nationalities.
- [Home](https://skiracingcamps.ch/): Ski racing Camps run from July to April using training methods and expertise in technical, physical and mental conditioning for alpine ski racers that are the result of many years of experience.
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