World Cup players lead
Alpine flag course
Alpine flag course
Want to slide through the flag gate like an alpine athlete?
Let the World Cup players teach you how to skate!
Teaching instructor: Emi Hasegawa (former World Cup alpine athlete)
Course Date: March 6 (Thursday) - March 7, 2024 (five)
Course time: 10:00-15:00 (4 hours course, plus 1 hour lunch break)
Teaching ski resort: Naspa ski garden ski resort ( Niigata Yuzawa)
Course content:
- Learn how to pass through the flag gate
- Actual taxiing on Qimen track
(The above is an estimate, and the actual course content will be adjusted based on the snow conditions on the day)
Course fee: ¥60,000/person
(Including ski lessons, photography, Japanese-Chinese translation)
Course Restrictions: Can make comfortable parallel turns on the red line
Course size 6 Classes are held with more than one person , with a maximum limit of 12 people
- Coach is experienced
- Photography with class
- simultaneous translation
Registration instructions
- Please gather at the agreed meeting point on time and prepare your personal ski equipment before the course starts. If you do not arrive at the meeting point on time, you will not be able to make up for the course hours or apply for a refund.
- After the class booking is completed, a pre-class notification will be sent by letter one week before the class . Please pay attention to the relevant information.
- Single boarding and double boarding cannot be conducted in the same course, please register for different courses separately.
- Children under 10 years old are considered to be children and it is recommended to take separate ski lessons .
- Confirmation of registration requires full payment, no deposit system.
- Aodulang Outdoorland courses and activities are all priced in Japanese yen.
- If you need to cancel and refund, please read the cancellation and refund terms for details.
- Insurance: During the period of registration for this team course, Japanese compensation insurance has been added.
- ! but! Skiing involves a certain risk of injury. In order to ski with more peace of mind during your trip to Japan, "In principle, please sign up for your own personal overseas travel injury insurance." When purchasing travel insurance on your own, please make sure that the insurance items you purchase include skiing or snowboarding.
Instructor introduction
Hasegawa Emi
experience
He has won two consecutive championships in the slalom event of the National High School Ski Competition, won five championships in the All-Japan Championship, and won four championships in the National Sports Meet. He has participated in 88 World Cup ski competitions, with a best result of 14th, and participated in the World Cup twice. Championship, the highest ranking is 18th.
What is downhill skiing?
Alpine skiing is a winter sport involving high-speed downhill skiing from steep slopes, pursuing a combination of speed and skill. Including downhill, slalom and other events, it challenges the courage and control of athletes and is a classic event of the Winter Olympics.
Naspa Ski Garden
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Ski in ski out
Naspa ski resort has its own hotel. If you choose their hotel, you will be right next to the ski resort, which is very convenient.
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Ski Only
Naspa is an exclusive ski resort for double-boarding and does not intersect with single-boarding routes, making skiing easier.
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Rich facilities in the station
There is a hot spring in the ski resort. You can soak in the hot spring after class to relieve muscle soreness after exercise.
Training venue reserved
The training venue will be rented from the ski resort for exclusive use by course participants between courses.
Lesson Photographer
The course will be recorded by a photographer who will use a single eye to take pictures, and will be available for all students to download and use.