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The Jam Session Ski Academy Network also offers for this winter the super-intensive skiing courses (10 hours a day!) Of the Tour Italia. A way to allow fans of each region to participate and get amazing technical results in a short time without moving away from home and without taking too much time away from work and family.
Friday 20 October 2017 7 minutes reading time
Skiers looking for quality jump, from the middle up, will have a wide choice of dates and locals. There will be 20 ski resorts touched, in 11 different regions, for a total of 52 3 day courses.
Courses will be held on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, or Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays and in some locations from Friday to Sunday. The groups will consist of a minimum of 4 people up to a maximum of 8. The three days include 21 hours of total ski lesson (7 + 7 + 7) and 6 hours of video analysis and technical training in the classroom (3+ 3) the first and the second day.
The goal of the super-intensive course is to bring the student to an advanced level skiing and "sports" spirit: Understand the driveway, handle the edges and cut the slope; rhythms and perfect short-range control. To awaken dexterity and responsiveness, to understand the right muscle actions to know how to plan direction, intensity and temptation of action; learn to analyze a video for technical self-analysis, these are the "focus" of each session.
Courses are also ideal for those who already practice agonism or want to get closer to competitions. Thanks to many free-field tests, it is possible to understand and trigger those mechanisms of the gesture that make the difference: strength, muscle tension, cutting, motor advance, trajectories and execution temps.
The entrance fee for the course is 420 euros (excluding skipass and eventual stay) and includes: 21 hours of ski lesson, 6 hours of video analysis and technical lessons in the classroom (essential part of the course), Ski Test Head 2018 / 2019 (delete) in some locations, Whisper radio guides (direct advice and corrections with the fantastic radio link between master and student), "good readings" with the collection of the best Check Point products and 1 good discount of 100 euros per full summer immersion skiing weeks at Jam Session in Les Deux Alpes.
In addition, each student will have the right to post-course online assistance and will always have their Online Databases in a reserved area: a real "ski folder" of the skier containing pictures, comments and technical classification in the special "Jam Session 0-1000" scale with printable "Diploma of Classification". A service that will contain the "historical" of your technical progress and will be the point of contact with Jam Session technicians for clarifications, advice and explanations.
THE DATES OF TOUR ITALY JAM SESSION
Northwest
NEED (CN) ⇒ 18-19-20 / 1 - 1-2-3 / 2 - 1-2-3 / 3SESTRIERE (TO) ⇒ 15-16-17 / 01 - 5-6-7 / 2 - 15 -16-17 / 3PILA (AO) ⇒ 22-23-24 / 1 - 26-27-28 / 2CERVINIA (AO) ⇒ 15-16-17 / 12 - 8-9-10 / 01 - 5-6-7 / 3 - 8-9-10 / 3
North Center
WEDDING (SO) ⇒ 8-9-10 / 1 - 5-6-7 / 3WOOD / TONE WALL (BS) ⇒ 15-16-17 / 1 - 26-27-28 / 2LA POLSA (TN) ⇒ 22- 23-24 / 1 - 29-30-31 / 1CAM (MO) ⇒ 15-16-17 / 1ABETONE (PT) ⇒ 22-23-24 / 1 - 26-27-28 / 2
North East
PAMPEAGO (TN) ⇒ 11-12-13 / 1 - 29-30-31 / 1 - 5-6-7 / 3SELVA GARDENA (BZ) ⇒ 11-12-13 / 1 - 1-2-3 / 2PLAN DE CORONES (BZ) ⇒ 11-12-13 / 12 - 22-23-24 / 1 - 1-2-3 / 03CORTINA (BL) ⇒ 25-26-27 / 1 - 26-27-28 / 2ZOLD (BL) ⇒ 8-9-10 / 1 - 29-30-31 / 1 - 5-6-7 / 3ZONCOLAN / RAVASCRETE (UD) ⇒ 8-9-10 / 1TARVISIO (UD) ⇒ 8-9-10 / 03
Center-Sud
(AQ) ⇒ 29-30-31 / 3 - 2-3-4 / 4OVINDOLS (AQ) ⇒ 8-9-10 / 1 - 15-16-17 / 1 - 29-30-31 / 1 - 12-13-14 / 2 -19-20-21 / 02 - 5-6-7 / 3ROCCARASO (AQ) ⇒ 15-16-17 / 1 - 18-19-20 / 1 - 29-30-31 / 1 - 15-16-17 / 2 - 22-23-24 / 2 - 8-9-10 / 03
For more information and registration please visit the Jam Session Ski Tour site or contact Valerio Malfatto at 335/6629690 or Paolo Malfatto at 333 / 41.55.198
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