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SKI Alpine Flag Course for World Cup Athletes

SKI Alpine Flag Course for World Cup Athletes

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Ski Slalom Camp If you want to cross the flag like an alpine skater, let the World Cup skater 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: 9:00-14:00 (4 hours course, plus 1 hour lunch break)
Teaching ski resort: Naspa ski garden ski resort ( Niigata Yuzawa)
Course content:

  • Advanced gliding techniques
  • Learn how to pass through the flag gate
  • Improve left and right foot weight shifting skills

(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: It is recommended that you can make a smooth S turn on the red line
Courses are open for more than 5 people , with a maximum limit of 12 people

  • Coach is experienced
  • Photography with class
  • simultaneous translation
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Former World Cup Alpine Competitor

Hasegawa Emi

experience

March 2003 FEC (アジアトオプレース) スーパー大合転Winner
In March 2003, All-Japan Player 権SG won the championship. In February 2004, the third place in the grand contest was won. In February 2004, the contest was won in the third place. In February 2005, the contestant won the third place in the grand contest. 200 In February 2008, the winner of the return ticket was the winner. In January 2008, the winner was the winner of the return ticket. Daihuiju (the first three crowns in history)
In February 2008, the All-Japanese contestant Hansuke won the Grand Hydra
Won the FEC Grand Finale in March 2008
In March 2010, the 4th place of the contestant Haidai of Ireana
February 2011 world player
February 2011 FEC スーパーコンビwinner
January 2012 FEC Return and Grand Return Winner
February 2012 FEC スーパーコンビwinner
March 2012 FEC Return and Grand Return Winner
2nd place in FEC Grand Finals in March 2012
In March 2013, the world player returned to 19th place
In March 2014, the All-Japanese players Haigyu and Ouhei won the championship.
Ranked 18th among world players in February 2015

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.

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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.

  • Ski Only

    Naspa is an exclusive ski resort for double-boarding and does not intersect with single-boarding routes, making skiing easier.

  • 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.

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Full translation and follow-up course

The instructor will teach in Japanese, and a translator will be available to translate throughout the course.

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.

FAQ

What is included in the course fee?

Includes 5 hours of ski lessons, Japanese-Chinese course translation, course photography, and course insurance

  • The instructor of this course teaches in Japanese, and there will be an interpreter on site to translate the course.
  • The photos in the course will be provided to course participants later.

Ski equipment and ski passes (lift tickets) are not included

At what level can I register for a course?

The minimum requirement for this course is to follow the S turn on the red line

If the level does not meet the above requirements, you are welcome to choose a personal trainer course first, and then take classes after reaching the level.