Advanced level50 m 22LR shooting

Experience biathlon in its purest form! With 50-metre shooting, combine the speed and power of skating-style cross-country skiing with precision, focus, and mental strength to take on a challenge worthy of the world's top biathletes.
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50-Metre Biathlon: Step into the Shoes of a Champion!
Ready to take your biathlon skills to the next level? If you're confident in skating-style cross-country skiing and have already experienced 10-metre biathlon, it's time to discover the excitement of 50-metre shooting—just like the professionals.

Our esf instructors offer private lessons for participants aged 16 and over, as well as a dedicated course for adults aged 18 and over who want to refine their technique.

Equipped with a .22 Long Rifle and a carrying harness, you'll alternate between skating laps and 50-metre shooting, developing your precision, endurance, and mental focus under realistic biathlon conditions.

Choose the package that suits you best and experience the adrenaline of true championship-style biathlon.
Answers to your questions

FAQ

Is insurance included with my lessons?
No. esf does not provide insurance cover for participants.
  • Ski lessons do not include insurance covering rescue costs on the slopes. We recommend taking out ski insurance when purchasing your ski pass.
  • You should also check the cover provided by your travel insurance, home insurance or payment card to ensure you are protected for winter sports activities.
Is the ski pass included with cross-country skiing and biathlon lessons?
  • No. The trail pass is not included in the lesson fee and is required to access the cross-country ski trails. Please make sure you have a valid trail pass before your lesson begins. It can be purchased directly from the Beille Nordic Area.
What equipment should I bring for a biathlon lesson?
Introductory biathlon lessons are available using either the classic or skating cross-country skiing technique.

If you're new to cross-country skiing, we recommend choosing the classic technique.

Please also bring:
  • Sunglasses.
  • Prescription glasses, if required.
  • Waterproof trousers, if possible.