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Take your skating technique to the next level with an esf Ax 3 Domaines instructor. Refine your skills, improve your glide and propulsion, and gain confidence with personalised coaching. Progress quickly and experience the full thrill of skating-style cross-country skiing.
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Improve your speed and control!
Whether you're new to skating-style cross-country skiing or looking to refine your technique, enjoy a private lesson with an esf instructor dedicated entirely to helping you achieve your goals.

With personalised coaching and targeted exercises, you'll progress in the best possible conditions. Master efficient skating on flat terrain, powerful uphill strides, smooth turns, and precise braking while developing greater confidence, control, and fluidity.

Whether you're skiing on your own or with a small group, discover the excitement of skating technique and the unique sensation of gliding through breathtaking natural landscapes.
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From
€49/hour
Private skating lessons
Duration: 1 or 2 hours
All levels - skating
Every day, subject to availability
Duration: 1 or 2 hours
Beille Plateau
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€10 per additional person per hour
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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.
What is the difference between classic and skating?
There are two cross-country skiing techniques:
  • Classic technique:
    This style is practised on prepared parallel tracks. The movement is similar to walking, with alternating strides that propel you forwards. Natural and easy to learn, it is the ideal technique for children and beginners.
  • Skating:
    This technique is practised on groomed snow without set tracks. The skis are angled in a "V" shape, and the movement is similar to ice skating. More dynamic and physically demanding than the classic technique, it requires greater balance, coordination and control. It is best suited to experienced skiers or those with a good level of fitness.
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