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Then it is the bits that come after the booking: cover, hire, lessons. The rest of your trip has all of it in the order you do it.
Going alone is the one trip where nobody else is checking the details. There are two ways we can help, and both start with the same form.
We recommend an operator for you. Tell us the shape of the trip and we come back with one or two operators worth talking to, one that runs solo and small-group trips, so you are not booking a family package on your own. You book with them directly, and you have not spent a weekend trawling through search results.
Or we plan the whole thing. Tell us what you are thinking and we come back with a ready-made plan: where to go, where to stay, lessons, hire, the lot. Think of us as your concierge. We sort it, you turn up and ski.
Tell us about your tripThey wing it. And on a solo trip there’s no one to blame but you: your legs, your nerve and your stamina decide how the whole week goes. The reality is different on the slopes, and every hour out there is yours to enjoy, but you can’t enjoy it if you are sidelined.
We make your trip better, much better. When you’re prepared you enjoy it more. In easy to follow, clear simple steps we take you through an at-home programme guaranteed to get results, whatever fitness level you’re at now. From totally unfit, to really fit. NO equipment to buy, NO gym membership needed.
Typically, three physical sessions and one mental session a week, at home, in a hotel, or wherever work takes you, from your phone. Mindset shifts you can feel each session, for the moments when the run looks steeper than the piste map promised. Finish the course, pass the checks, earn the PRE-SKI certificate, then maximise lessons with confidence.
You are in a lesson with 5 others. Nobody there knows what you can do. 20 minutes later, everybody does.
The instructor pitches the whole week at whoever is hanging on at the back. If that is you, it is five days on terrain you had got bored of by Tuesday.
Nobody is waiting for you at the bottom. Your thighs are burning, and you alone decide whether to take one more run.
Most people give up and go in. Legs are what buy you the afternoons, and the afternoons are usually the quiet, empty, best part of the day.
On a solo trip there is nobody to slow down for you, so the third day decides the week. The 8 weeks of leg endurance work is the difference between skiing until the lifts close and calling it a day in the early afternoon. It also tends to decide which lesson group you end up in.
You get put in a group on the first morning, and how you feel comes down mostly to fitness and nerve. Turn up able to hold a solid stance for a full run and you learn more.
One session a week works on self-talk and decision making, which is the part solo skiers feel first. Confident at the top of a red, or the top of a black, the voice in your head is important. Train it for 8 weeks and it starts saying something useful.
Build endurance, strength and mobility so you can ski longer and safer, with less risk of injury.
Train your mindset and self-talk for better confidence and decision-making on the slopes, even when things get tough.
Understand what you need, what to bring, and how to use your gear. Focus on the experience, not the unknowns.
See and feel a noticeable improvement. PRE-SKI gives you the edge to progress faster and enjoy more.
Courses start at £59, up to £149 for Premium Supported.
Book your place and feel better prepared, more confident.
Follow the programme and if you’re not stronger, fitter and better prepared, you’ll be fully refunded. Guaranteed! How the guarantee works
Solo skiers ask us many questions. Find out everything you need to know on the questions and answers page.
Don’t wing it, don’t risk it. Get the PRE-SKI advantage before you hit the slopes.
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