From beginners looking to improve their techniques without the risks of uncertain weather or steep slopes, to advanced racers aiming to build precise edging through high-intensity drills and reach peak performance.
Learn in a stable, injury-reducing environment.
15 minutes of indoor skiing equals 1 hour on real snow due to no queues or chairlifts.
Competitive skiers, including local ski clubs like Tyee and Cypress Ski Clubs, use indoor training to improve performance.
Two CSIA Level 4-certified instructors specialize in helping instructors improve and achieve higher certification levels.
For first-time visitors to our training center, we recommend starting with the Trial Lesson. This lesson is designed for all new guests, regardless of whether you have previous real-snow skiing experience or are completely new to skiing.
This is a special introductory lesson for first-time visitors to Infinity Ski. The lesson content is the same as our private sessions, but it’s exclusively for guests visiting Infinity Ski for the first time.
LESSON PROVIDED BY LEVEL 2 OR ABOVE CERTIFIED INSTRUCTOR
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Indoor skiing provides a controlled environment where skiers can practice without concerns about weather conditions or unpredictable terrain. It allows beginners to build fundamental skills in a safe setting and helps advanced skiers refine their techniques through structured drills. Unlike outdoor skiing, where slopes and snow conditions vary, indoor skiing offers consistent surfaces that enable precise movement training and muscle memory development. This controlled setting ensures efficient learning and improvement for all levels, from first-time skiers to competitive athletes aiming for peak performance.
Yes, indoor skiing is highly suitable for beginners. The controlled environment allows new skiers to practice without the challenges of changing weather or steep slopes. With consistent snow-like surfaces and professional instruction, beginners can develop confidence and technique in a safe and structured setting before transitioning to outdoor slopes.
Yes, competitive athletes can greatly benefit from indoor ski training. The controlled environment allows for consistent, high-intensity drills that refine precision, edging, and balance. Indoor ski machines and slopes offer a perfect setting for focused technique development, muscle memory training, and off-season conditioning. With no disruptions from weather or changing snow conditions, athletes can maximize their training efficiency and maintain peak performance year-round.
The trial lesson includes a professional introduction to indoor skiing, personalized coaching from an experienced instructor, and the use of essential ski equipment. The session will focus on fundamental techniques such as balance, posture, and basic turns, ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience for beginners. Participants will also receive feedback to help them decide on further training options.
No, you do not need to bring your own equipment. All necessary ski gear, including skis, boots, and poles, will be provided as part of the lesson. However, if you prefer to use your own equipment, you are welcome to bring it. We recommend wearing comfortable athletic clothing and bringing a pair of long socks for added comfort.
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