Ski Camps
I just wrapped up my second season of skiing and feel like I hit a plateau.
I've taken a number of lessons at this point, at ski schools all over the US, but they've been a mixed bag. Some have been phenomenal, while others have been.. well, a straight up waste.
It's funny – my friends and I all have conflicting opinions on ski lessons.
I think when you're just starting out as a beginner, they can be incredibly helpful, but as you get more comfortable skiing all sorts of terrain, lessons can be hit or miss.
Sometimes a one off lesson doesn't get ingrained, some lessons are more of a guided tour of the mountain than actual technique or training, and instructors can often give conflicting advice.
So when I heard about ski camps, I was intrigued!
ADVERTISEMENT
I started doing research on immersive multi-day camps and got pretty excited.
Skiing and snowboarding can be a difficult sport to really excel at. Once you get to the advanced intermediate level, it's easy to hit a plateau and even pick up some bad habits that you don't know you're doing.
I can ski pretty much anything groomed at this point, but I really want to get comfortable with moguls, tree skiing, powder and steep terrain. So, I compiled a list of ski camps across North America and have my eye on one or two for next season!
I figured I'd share the info in case anyone else is interested in improving too.
ADVERTISEMENT<