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How it works.

Not a test, but your personal training status – just like the pros.

1.

Book a course:

Pick a school, book a course and off you go. Group course, private lesson or Kids course: you can join any course.

2.

Attend the course:

You learn skills and your coach keeps track of where you stand. 16 courses, one system: 9 level courses, 4 Kids courses, 3 Styles courses.

3.

Level up:

Skills nailed, level complete, badge earned.

4.

Keep riding:

New level, new skills. Your progress stays with you.

Your training status

Your personal feedback from the coach: a rating from 1 to 6 for every skill. Not a test, but a training status just like the pros.

  1. 1 Not tried yet
  2. 2 Tried it once
  3. 3 I'll get better at this
  4. 4 I can do this!
  5. 5 Works really well
  6. 6 I can do this really well!
e.g. skill:
Turns with unweighting

With an average of 4 you move up to the next level.

Your Ridercard

Once a rider, always a rider.

Level, badges and course history: always with you on your smartphone. Show it at the school and your level is clear right away. You pick up exactly where you left off.

To the Ridercard →
Ridercard on a smartphone
Since 1987
Swiss standard for ski and snowboard schools
70'000+
Customers
6–8
Participants per group course

Learn at a school.

Rent skis or a board and teach yourself the first wrong turns? At a school you learn how to ride properly within the first 60 minutes, so your progress develops optimally.

Be honest about your level.

After a while you reach the point where you can't improve on your own any more. That's when it's time for a course.

Questions & answers.

A skill is a specific riding situation you practise. A level bundles several skills. A style (Allround, Freestyle, Freeride) is your direction from level 2B onwards.

Your coach rates every skill from 1 to 6 – from “Not tried yet” to “I can do this really well!”. With an average of 4 you move up to the next level.

Scan the QR code on your Skillcard or go to ridersystem.ch/rider. Enter your email address and you receive a login link – no password needed.

Yes. All SSBS Ridersystem schools work with the same system. Show your Ridercard and you pick up exactly where you left off. Once a rider, always a rider.

Yes, you can join any course. Be honest about your level – the school is happy to advise you.

Questions from parents.

A trial session is possible from age 3 – ask your school. The Kids courses Aladin, Bonzai, Clown and Dino are the playful start for children up to 6 years – 4 courses before level 1C.

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Private lesson: at least 2 hours recommended. Weekly course: 4–5 lessons of at least 2 hours. Depending on the school and level, group courses have 6–8 participants; private lessons are excluded.

Your school will be happy to advise you. For general questions you can reach the SSBS at info@ssbs.ch or +41 81 384 06 06 (Bahnhofstrasse 42, 7000 Chur).