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Snowboard instructor in Flaine
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Hi,
I hope the Flaine experts here can give me some advice.

I’ll be visiting during the first week of March and am looking for a snowboard instructor for a couple of private lessons.

Here’s the situation: I earned my Level 1 Snowboard Instructor certification from the German Snowboard Instructor Association about ten years ago. Back in those days, I could confidently ride almost anywhere without hesitation (except in the snowpark). I tackled slopes like Harakiri, Lange Zug, and other black runs without any issues.

However, since having kids, it feels like I’ve taken one step forward and two steps back. These days, I’m aware that my technique isn’t as strong as it used to be. I hesitate to go as fast as I once did, avoid really steep terrain, and struggle to carve properly.

For this reason, I’m not looking for a ski instructor who occasionally teaches snowboarding or something like this. I’d like someone with at least lets say BASI Level 2 or equivalent —a dedicated snowboard instructor who can ride with me for a couple of runs, assess my current level, and provide tips to help me regain confidence and improve my technique.
I know that age makes everything a lit bit tricky, but i know there is more place for improvment.

Can i find someone like this in Flaine?
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