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FREESTYLE SNOWBOARD LESSONS

Whether you’re trying your first jumps or looking to develop more advanced freestyle skills, I offer private freestyle snowboard lessons in Tignes and Val d’Isère.

 

From flatland tricks and natural features to park jumps and rails, each session focuses on building technique, confidence and consistency at a pace that suits your ability.

Whether you’re trying your first jumps or looking to develop more advanced freestyle skills, I offer private freestyle snowboard lessons in Tignes and Val d’Isère.

 

From flatland tricks and natural features to park jumps and rails, each session focuses on building technique, confidence and consistency at a pace that suits your ability.

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WHO IT’S FOR

  • Completely new to freestyle and not sure where or how to safely start?

  • Tried hitting side hits or park features before but didn’t get very far?

  • Already throwing down tricks but want to improve your consistency and style?

WHAT YOU’LL WORK ON

  • Approach & Take-Off: Developing the right speed, body position and timing for controlled, consistent take-offs.

  • Boxes & Rails: Building balance, control and confidence when approaching and riding park features.

  • Airtime Fundamentals: Building a step-by-step progression for clean grabs & spins.

  • Natural Terrain Riding: Learning how to read the mountain to unlock flatland tricks and hit side hits outside the park.

 

Everything is completely broken down step-by-step so every feature feels manageable, structured, and entirely within your comfort zone.

BUILD CONFIDENCE

Freestyle can feel intimidating at first, but a structured approach makes progression more manageable.

 

By breaking down each trick into clear, achievable steps, I’ll help you develop the technique, confidence and awareness needed to progress safely and consistently, whether you’re working on your first jumps or refining more advanced skills.

Freestyle can feel intimidating at first, but a structured approach makes progression more manageable.

 

By breaking down each trick into clear, achievable steps, I’ll help you develop the technique, confidence and awareness needed to progress safely and consistently, whether you’re working on your first jumps or refining more advanced skills.

WHAT YOU NEED

You don’t need highly specialised park gear to get started. Just the essentials:

 

  • The Board: Whatever snowboard you currently ride (a slightly softer, twin-shaped board helps a lot, but it is definitely not essential).

  • Safety Equipment: Helmet (mandatory) and goggles.

  • Optional Protection: Knee pads, impact shorts, or elbow pads if you want some extra confidence while learning features.

 

Note: If you’re unsure about your current board setup or stance adjustments for freestyle, I’ll look at it on day one and point you in the right direction. We also partner directly with a local shop to secure discounted rental gear for all clients.

For lesson durations, group sizes and prices, see my private snowboard lessons and pricing