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Book a private snowboard course in Pizol

We heard you! After what felt like 100 years in Flumserberg, we are now operating at a second location at Pizol. During the 25/26 season, Martin will be working on select days at Pizol in the huge Paradiel practice area, which is easily accessible from the Bad Ragaz valley station 😊
 

4 hours - Private one-day course<br> First turns in one day

4 hours - Private one-day course
First turns in one day

Want to learn to snowboard? Right now? Then come to our private day course for beginners in Pizol. During four lessons we will go through all the steps up to your first turns.

Ski resort:Pizol
Price:375.00 CHF
3 hours - Private lesson<br> Beginner & Advanced

3 hours - Private lesson
Beginner & Advanced

In the 3-hour private course in Pizol we can support you according to your needs, whether you are a first-time skier or an intermediate rider.

Ski resort:Pizol
Price:285.00 CHF
2 hours - Private lesson<br> Beginner & Advanced

2 hours - Private lesson
Beginner & Advanced

In the 2-hour private course in Pizol we can support you according to your needs, whether you are a first-time skier or an intermediate rider.

Ski resort:Pizol
Price:190.00 CHF
2 hours - Private lesson<br> Beginner & Advanced

2 hours - Private lesson
Beginner & Advanced

In our 1.5-hour private lessons at Pizol, we can support you according to your needs. Whether you want to take your first or last turns at Pizol.

Ski resort:Pizol
Price:140.00 CHF

The Pizol ski resort

Pizol is a compact and versatile ski resort in the St. Gallen Rhine Valley, offering around 50 kilometers of slopes. The runs are well distributed between easy, medium, and some more challenging routes. A total of 12 lifts provide access to the ski resort. The highest point is around 2,227 meters above sea level, which means that Pizol is considered to have reliable snow conditions.

Compared to Flumserberg, Pizol is often quieter and more relaxed. Especially during the week, there is plenty of space on the slopes, and even on weekends, the crowds are usually well spread out. To use the practice area at Pizol, you have to buy a small day pass. In return, you get a larger practice area and fewer people than in Flumserberg.

 

Arriving by car and train

Our courses take place on the Bad Ragaz side of the ski resort. The Bad Ragaz valley station is very easy to reach by car. From Zurich or Chur, take the A13 motorway to Bad Ragaz, from where the valley station is well signposted and can be reached in a few minutes. Parking spaces are available directly at the railway station.

By train, travel to Bad Ragaz, then take the bus from the train station to the valley station. In winter, the bus service is expanded so that you don't have to wait too long.

 

Häufige Fragen

  • What equipment is needed for snowboarding?

    The most important thing is to ensure that your snowboard slides well (freshly waxed) and that the edges are not rusty. The snowboard boots should fit well. In well-fitting boots, the heel sits firmly in the boot and does not slide upwards. As a test, you can step into the binding with your boots on and then try to lift your heel. If your foot first goes up several centimeters before the pressure is transferred to the snowboard, it is suboptimal. Snowboard socks are also recommended, as these are reinforced at the typical pressure points.

    You can also hire snowboarding equipment for snowboarding lessons. During the main season, you should definitely make a reservation, as otherwise the right sizes may no longer be available. Don't skimp on rental equipment. In the past, it has happened that unusable equipment has been rented out as a budget option.

    When it comes to clothing, you should use the onion principle with different layers. Especially when you are on the practice slope for the first time, it can get very warm and you will be glad if you can take off a layer during the snowboard course.

    The most important thing is to stay hydrated. So it's best to take a water bottle with you. As the sun is a little stronger at altitude, sunscreen is recommended.
     

    • Snowboard, snowboard boots, snowboard socks, snowboard goggles, helmet
    • Wrist and knee protectors.
    • Snowboard and ski clothing Onion principle
      Water, sun cream
       

  • For whom is a private course suitable?

    In short, everyone benefits from private lessons. Especially if it's your first time on a snowboard, you can benefit enormously from a private instructor. This is because they can give you specific help and this guarantees optimum learning progress.

    Even when it comes to improving your snowboarding skills, a private course can be tailored to your needs. Because even if the mistakes are similar for different people, the best way to solve them differs from person to person.

    Our aim is for all course participants to be able to ride independently as quickly as possible and to have a good foundation. We also like to be at your side over the longer term to celebrate your long-term progress with you.

  • How long does it take before you can snowboard?

    On average, it takes one day to learn your first turns in private lessons. Depending on the age, group size and speed at which you learn, you can even make your first turns on blue slopes after just one day. For children under the age of 8, teenagers and adults, this is of course an ambitious goal, but one that can undoubtedly be achieved.

    It is often worth investing up to 3 days in courses to learn to ride snowboard on more difficult slopes and gain confidence.

    The important thing is not to put yourself under pressure and to take your time. We are very patient and don't just stubbornly go through our program. If something doesn't work out, we respond to you as an individual. After one day, you'll definitely know whether you enjoy snowboarding 😉

  • Are the courses also suitable for advanced riders?

    But for sure! We are happy to support you if you want to improve your riding technique. Thanks to the private instructor, we can focus directly on you. Even if you've only been sliding so far and want to start carving, you've come to the right place. 

  • Where do the snowboard courses take place?

    Currently the beginner courses take place mainly in Switzerland in the Flumserberg ski area at the Tannenboden practice area. For advanced skiers, we are out and about throughout the resort and can also start at Prodalp by prior arrangement. The meeting point will be communicated to you personally by your snowboard instructor before the start of the lesson.

  • What happens after I have made my booking?

    After your booking, you will be contacted by your snowboard instructor via WhatsApp one day before the course to clarify what your level is and what you would like to learn. The exact meeting point will then be agreed with you. 

  • Contact

    We are happy to answer any questions you may have about booking via the following channels. Just leave us a message and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

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