Welcome to the Ehrwald Ski School
Tyrolean Ski School Ehrwald / BOOKING OFFICE
Kirchplatz 12, 6632 Ehrwald
skischule@sport-leitner.at
Tel: +43 5673 20084
Please only book via the online store. For special requests or if a course is no longer available in the online store, please use the request form.
Our 4 children’s classes
Snowhorse Class
This is the first ski course ever, from the age of 3.
Learning objectives:
- Riding the Zauper carpet
- Carousel
- Brake plow
- Plow curves
Snow horse info
The snow horses are the smallest and start from the age of 3. On our own practice area, the children learn how to drive the magic carpet, brake and plow curves.
Pony Class
This is the 2nd ski course, from approx. 5 – 10 years.
Learning objectives:
- Riding the drag lift
- Slipping edges
- Plow taxes “Close the door”
(Ski course without poles)
Info Ponyclass
Our Pony Class children are around 5 to 10 years old. They can already learn well in groups, as their coordination skills and basic motivation are constantly improving – they have lots of energy and are curious – they love challenges, as they can already perform several movements at the same time – their anticipatory memory is formed and enables them to make their own decisions – they need lots of praise and are already experiencing the pressure to perform due to the group dynamic – they make enormous progress in a short time. This is exactly where we come in. With our learning course on the sunny slope, we practise and learn the important transition from snowplough to “door closed” in a playful way
Rodeo Class
From approx. 8 to 14 years
Learning objectives:
- Chairlift ride
- Stick use
- Carving curves
- small jumps
- Field hockey Stops
Rodeo-Class Info
Our rodeo class is for children/young people from approx. 8 to 14 years.
The large growth spurts interfere with coordination skills – have role models and want to be independent – are very vulnerable, have to prove themselves to their peers again and again. – are often emotional with rapidly changing highs and lows – want adventure, competitions (freestyle) and new things – have a lot of energy, are getting stronger and stronger, actually want to be adults. The learning goal is a dynamic, parallel“field hockey stop”
Olympia Class
From approx. 13 to 16 years
Learning objectives:
- Short swing
- Driving on a steep slope
- Race carving
- Fun carving
(1 day on the Ehrwald Alm, 1 day on the Zugspitze)
Info Olympia-Class
Our Olympia Class are teenagers from approx. 13 to 16 years.
An optimal phase for increasing athletic performance. Endurance and strength skills can be trained well – sport-specific skills develop further – so that off-piste runs and freestyle are now also incorporated into the courses – an individual identity is built up – being normal is boring – appearance and outfit become important – first parties and acquaintances are the order of the day – personality develops. The learning goal is a series of short turns.
Prices children’s ski school
Prices in €
09:40 - 11:40 h
14:00 - 16:00 h
12:10 - 13:55 h
09:40 - 11:40 h or
14:00 - 16:00 h
11:40 - 14:00 h
- Weekly courses for children and young people from Sunday 09:40 to Friday.
- In Kinderland, children ride the conveyor belts for FREE, but a ticket is required for the lifts from the age of 6.
- Groups under 3 children are private courses (half time)
- Each booking change (if possible) € 15,00
Special Days
Wednesday
Disco Day in the Confettialm, from 16:15 to 17:00. More information in the ski school office.
Thursday
FIS rules
1. consideration for other skiers and snowboarders
Every skier and snowboarder must behave in such a way that they do not endanger or harm others.
2. control of speed and driving style
Every skier and snowboarder must ski on sight. He must adapt his speed and driving style to his ability and to the terrain, snow and weather conditions as well as the density of traffic.
3. choice of lane
Skiers and snowboarders coming from behind must choose their lane so as not to endanger the skier or snowboarder in front of them
4. overtaking
You may overtake from above or below, from the right or from the left, but only at a distance that allows the overtaken skier or snowboarder enough space for all his movements.
5. entering, starting and driving uphill
Every skier and snowboarder who wants to enter a ski run, start again after a stop or turn or ski uphill must make sure that they can do so up and down the slope without endangering themselves or others.
6. stop
Every skier and snowboarder must avoid staying in narrow or unclear places on a slope without need. A fallen skier or snowboarder must clear such a spot as quickly as possible.
7. ascent and descent
A skier or snowboarder ascending or descending on foot must use the edge of the slope.
8. observe the signs
A skier or snowboarder must observe the markings and signaling.
9. assistance
Every skier and snowboarder is obliged to provide assistance in the event of an accident.
10. identification requirement
Every skier and snowboarder, whether witness or participant, whether responsible or not, must provide their personal details in the event of an accident.
Safety Day: FIS safety rules for all ski school children.
Friday
Race Day: Ski race from 14:00 to 15:45. Followed by prize-giving.
Private ski / snowboard lessons
With us you get your own personal ski or snowboard instructor. Prices apply for 1 to 2 people.
Prices private lessons
14:00 - 16:00
Tuesday or Wednesday
Booking conditions
- Cancellation 21 days before the start of the course free of charge
- Cancellation 20 to 10 days before the start of the course 50% cancellation fee
- Cancellation from 9 days before the start of the course 100% cancellation fee
Ski school area
The Confetti Alm
Ski resorts
Our main ski school area – 23 kilometers of slopes – is also a training ground for the national ski teams.
The laid-back Wetterstein ski area at the foot of the Zugspitze invites you to soak up the sun with its unique south-western exposure.
When there is a lack of snow in the valley, we are on the Ehrwalder Almbahn. The ski area is located at an altitude of between 1,100 and 1,900 meters.
The Zugspitze is our high-altitude ski area at 2000 to 2720 meters.
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