Chase4Snow Spring Bumps Camp: Master Your Mogul Techniques
Are you a ski fanatic who’s been skiing for years but still afraid to tackle moguls?
Every time you accidentally end up in a mogul field, do you just want to turn back—or do you need a break after barely making it through?
Are you aiming for your SAJ Level 1 certification but struggling with moguls?
We know many skiers find moguls intimidating, so we’ve launched this special Spring Mogul Training Camp!
This camp is designed for anyone who is afraid of moguls, unsure how to ski them, or doesn’t know where to turn on a mogul run—or maybe even understands the theory but finds it hard to execute. In short, it’s for anyone who isn’t confident skiing moguls alone. Some say moguls are all about getting used to them, but if you never dare to enter, you’ll never get to practice—no matter how many “free-ski days” you have! We believe there are key fundamentals to learn: how to read mogul terrain, where to turn, how to manage fear, and what exercises to practice. Once you master these, you can start practicing moguls on your own and enjoy real progress. Our goal: after this intensive camp, you’ll have the tools, drills, and confidence to ski moguls without fear or frustration.
If you’re more advanced, love moguls, or have tried straight-line moguls before, join us! You’ll learn about different lines, speed control, and—let’s be honest—moguls are way more fun when everyone digs in together!
Organizer:
Chase4Snow Ski School https://www.chase4snow.com/
Recommended Level:
Able to parallel ski on intermediate runs; interested in improving short turns and mogul skills. If you can ski simple moguls and want to try continuous straight-line moguls, you’re also welcome.
Dates:
April 3–5, 2020
Fees:
Single day: 20,000 JPY
Three-day special: 50,000 JPY
(*Tuition only; lift pass and equipment not included. Payment details will be confirmed via email.)
Venue:
Niseko Grand Hirafu
Notes:
Five hours per day (including a one-hour lunch break), taught in Mandarin Chinese. Minimum three participants per class; if more than six sign up for a single day, we’ll add another group and divide by skill level (target group size: 6–8 students per class).
