Kuutsemäe skiing and snowboarding school

Although it is true that gliding down the hill on skis or on a snowboard is great in every way, we can assure you that the pleasure is even greater when you know the right moves and are able to feel free on the snow. After planning a part of your skiing holiday on the skiing school, you\'ll be convinced of it yourself. This is the best way to spend time on the hill and at the same time experience the tricks of skiing and snowboarding at the hands of experienced experts.

Registration and pricing

It is easier to fulfill Your wishes if You inform us ahead of time when and how many people would like to be taught.

Please contact us with your requests on the phone at 076 69007, 056 471197,
by e-mail: info@kuutsemae.ee or near the administrator at the resort where paying for the lessons also takes place.

Attention! Free skiing lessons for children: Sadolin`s Skiing School

1. 1 person, individual lesson, price   55min 260.-
2. 2 - 3in group, price per one person 55min 240 kr/in
3. 4 - 6in group, price per one person 55min 200 kr/in  
4. Group max 10 person,  1t 30min, price for group  1500.-

Suggestions to avoid injurires and accidents on the hill:

1. Follow the skier/boarder mountain code.
2. While training, follow the professional advice and teachings given - injuries are quick to come at the early stages of training and wrong body posture, when already rooted into your ride, is hard to fix later. Wrong posture may also later hinder your development.
3. Regularly check your equipment or rent equipment from trusted places. When choosing equipment, never overrate yourself, but choose the model which suits your height and profile. Boots must fit perfectly - you have less control over the skis with large boots, your feet may get cold with little ones and you may start making mistakes out of discomfort. Equipment rentals where they disregard or don\'t bother asking your height/weight are probably untrustworthy.
4. Do enough warm-up exercises - spend at least a few minutes stretching/bending.
5. Look out for the first signs of exhaustion - many mistakes occur on the second half of the day when tiredness has entered the body.
6. Try to avoid being agitated and pushing your abilities to the extreme on tracks and speeds innapropriate and/or dangerous to current skiing/boarding abilities. Trying to keep up with more experienced riders may lead to injuries.
7. Wear proper clothing, preferrably multi-layered. Don\'t forget masks or protective goggles.
8. Skiing on closed tracks is strictly forbidden. Tracks aren\'t closed without a reason and responsibility for their actions lies on the backs of skiiers/boarders defying the rule.