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Professional development is a long term goal, which should be a multilivel operation, with tuition following all aspects of individual’s growth.
For ski instructors this also means preparing for the winter before the actual start of the season. One part of it is the correct physical training.
For this reason we have created a Strength & Conditioning Section on our blog, allowing all instructors to acces basic information.
To all the trainees that sign up to our courses, we put at disposal full back up from our Strength & Conditioning Coaches. This includes pre-season programmes tailored around every individual’s needs.
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