Private ski lessons & snowboard coaching in East Tyrol, South Tyrol & Tyrol – individual & professional
Individual ski and snowboard lessons in the most beautiful ski resorts of East Tyrol, South Tyrol and Tyrol – for beginners, advanced learners and professionals
Private Lessons for Beginners, Intermediates & Experts
Whether you want to learn to ski or snowboard or work specifically on your technique – with an individual private lesson, you’re in the best hands.
With my many years of experience as a certified ski instructor & mountain guide as well as an Alpine skiing youth coach (D-trainer), I offer personalised instruction – tailored to your skills, goals and individual pace. As a passionate outdoor professional and experienced guide, my aim is to teach you skiing and snowboarding with joy, safety and dedication.
Your Advantages in Private Ski & Snowboard Lessons
Individual. Safe. Unforgettable.
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Personalised instruction for every level – from beginner to expert
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Maximum attention & relaxed learning – your pace is what matters
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Systematic technique training – for more control, fun & safety
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Family-friendly courses with fun for both young and old
Skiing in East Tyrol – relaxed, diverse & close to nature
Experience gentle winter tourism in East Tyrol – no crowds, no packed slopes, and maximum quality.
With just one ski pass you can explore several ski areas – perfect for varied skiing days.
The most popular regions include:
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Lienz – Zettersfeld, the sun deck of the Alps
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Matrei – Kals am Grossglockner
- Sankt Jakob im Defereggen – St. Jakob Ski Centre
- Sillian – Hochpustertal
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Ski areas near the Carinthian border: Nassfeld, Schareck, Mölltal Glacier
On request, the top ski resorts around South Tyrol can also be integrated into your programme:
South Tyrol: Sexten – Helm · Bruneck – Kronplatz · Cortina d’Ampezzo · Corvara – Sella Ronda.
Together we’ll choose the perfect location for your ski or snowboard lesson – individually tailored to your wishes, your ability and the current snow conditions.
Whether it’s relaxed carving at Kronplatz, sporty descents at Helm or private instruction on the legendary Sella Ronda around Corvara – each area offers unique opportunities for unforgettable ski days amid the Dolomites.
Frequently asked questions
When and in what situations would I book a private ski course/private training and coaching/ski tour training programme/guiding session?
“-Anytime, from young children to senior citizens;
In order to enhance your all round mountain experience,
If you want to learn skiing in a safe and professional environment whilst having fun,
If you are motivated to train and improve my own skill,
To learn or improve advanced skills such as carving technique,
To build a strong foundation, resulting in more ease and security in a variety of slopes,
As part of the preparation for a specific goal, for example; race, entrance exam, final exam.
If you want to hone your skills in ski touring or mountaineering, or to focus on improving safety and technique in descending backcountry terrain.
How and when should I book?
You can book via Whatsapp or by telephone (after 17.00) on +43 676 7410 906
It is also possible to book by email at
Are there training and coaching courses available for beginners, including people with disabilities?
Absolutely, skiing is for everyone and everyone can look to improve their skills or develop themselves, there are courses available for every guest’s specific needs!
How many people can take part?
The courses are available for 1 person to 6/8 people to take part.
For example, Pirate lessons for 1 person, private lessons or training courses for small groups, race training for up to 9 people,
special training requirements or coaching for companies are available upon request.
What should I bring with me to my lesson?
- Ski or snowboard suitably adapted to your experience level
- Ski or snowboard boots in the correct size
- Ski poles, ideally a little short rather than too long
- Helmet and goggles
- Gloves
- Head warmer/band
- Backprotector in some circumstances
- Backpack, with some food or drink depending on the course
- Motivation and a desire to have fun!
What happens if the weather is bad?
If the conditions are good enough for the lifts to be in operation, the lesson will go ahead as planned!
In the case of the ski touring/training programme for beginners, even in changeable weather conditions the course can go ahead as planned.
In the case of off piste guiding courses or high alpine tours, the conditions must be suitable and safe in order for the course to go ahead as planned.
Can I participate in a ski tour without any previous experience?
It is highly recommended that you complete your first few Skitours or mountain expeditions with a qualified professional, in order to learn the correct safety protocols and information necessary to ensure a safe experience in the mountains.