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Les Deux Alpes
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This summer… come freestyling with us!
This summer we propose a great plan for riders from 8 to 18 years old: we are going to train freestyle in one of the best snowparks of Europe!
We will be in Les Deux Alpes (France) on a trip designed to progress in freestyle snowboarding and have fun spending time with fellow adventurers and the Landing staff.
Landing Snowboard was born offering Summer Camps on this glacier in 2004, so we know both the glacier and Les Deux Alpes very well and we can assure you that this is an experience they will remember forever :)
Look our video from
last summer at L2A
Daily Plan
It’s snowboarding but… there’s a lot more to do too!
PROGRAM:
7:00 a.m. Breakfast at the chalet
8:00 a.m. We leave for the glacier
9:00 a.m. Arrival at the glacier and warm-up
1:00 p.m. Pic – nic in the snowpark and return to the chalet
2:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Rest in the chalet and showers
4:00 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. Stretching and afternoon activities: Skatepark, Pump-track, Summer luge, Bicycle, Video – correction, Archery, Golf practice, Lake or Pool.
7:00 p.m. Get all the snowboarding equipment ready for the next day
8:00 p.m. Dinner
9:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. Going to sleep
*Saturdays active rest: Activity in the environment such as excursions, etc. but not snowboarding.
Our Coaches and Staff
A whole team focused on the participants learning freestyle, enjoying snowboarding and living an unforgettable group experience in a privileged environment.
Javi Guimont
With more than 25 years of snowboarding behind him, Javi is the Technical Director of Landing Snowboard and Coordinator of the Club.
A professional rider for over 15 years, he is passionate about teaching snowboarding, technique and style.
He will be the Coordinator of the coaches and coach of one of the groups.
Manex Azula
Manex Azula is 28 years old and is a certified technician, snowboard demonstrator in Andorra and one of the best freestylers on the national scene.
Manex has been part of Landing Snowboard since he was a kid, competing at European level as a teenager with Javi as his coach. Now, he works as a trainer and shaper at the Grandvalira snowpark (And) and has recently finished 2nd in the Masters of Style in Andorra.
Manex will be the coach of one of the groups.
Aitor Soto
Aitor is a highly motivated freestyler, eager to share all his snowboarding skills with the team. He holds a Level 2 sports technician certification and boasts podium finishes, such as first place in the Freenight Session from this past season.
He spends his winters in Baqueira, where he teaches with us and takes every opportunity to shred to the fullest.
He will come with great enthusiasm to pass on all the freestyle knowledge he has, which is considerable!
Aitor will be the coach of the third group
Cris Monclús
Cris has been a snowboarder for 20 years and works as marketing and management independent consultant.
She will coordinate the preparations of the trip and work with the crew to ensure the best experience for the riders. She won’t be in Les Deux Alpes but more like working on the backstage.
She is also responsible for our social media, follow us on Instagram so you don’t miss anything about our adventure ;)
David Esplugues
David will be our chef. David is a snowboarder who loves freestyle and also works as a cook when he is not on the board.
Food is key to perform at its max on the glacier, so, together with David, we will make sure we create a balanced and energetic menu that contributes to the good development of the riders.
Filmmaker
We know that the best tricks always go unrecorded :) … anyway, we will still make sure that riders can take home a collective professional edit of their trip to Les Deux Alpes.
The Snowpark
Ideal for training and learning from the best European freestylers
Located at 3,600 meters, on the glacier of the French station of Les Deux Alpes, this snowpark offers us areas of different levels with modules such as jumps, pyramids, boxes and rails that ensure rapid progression in freestyle.
In addition, its T-bar allows you to make the most of the training, being able to ride several hits quickly and without losing visual contact with the modules with which we are training.
It is one of the biggest meeting points for European freestyle, so it is not uncommon to find professional riders from different countries to train and enjoy all that is good about summer freestyle.
Where will we stay?
We present our super Chalet in Les Deux Alpes 1650
Chalet La Muzelle is a beautiful detached chalet with stunning mountain views.
It is prepared to accommodate up to 14 riders and staff. It is located in Les Deux Alpes 1650, at one end of the town, which will allow us to enjoy the quietest area of Les Deux Alpes. It is located 900 meters from the Le Jandri cable car (access to the Glacier) to which we can go on foot or by bus. It is located 200 meters from the Le Diable cable car (access to the bike / MTB area)
Common zones:
- TV room for video corrections
Dining room with a large balcony
Fully equipped American kitchen
Garage with boot dryers and waxing area
Room with washing machine and Sauna.
Rooms for riders:
UPPER FLOOR
1 triple room
1 quadruple room
Bathroom with shower and a toilet
LOW LEVEL
1 double room with shower
1 double room
1 triple room
Bathroom with shower and a toilet
Dates and prices
Choose which weeks you want to come, confirm your attendance and… start preparing!
DATES:
Riders will be welcomed for 1 or 2 weeks between Saturday, June 22nd and Saturday, July 6th.
1st week – June 22nd – June 29th
2nd week – June 29th – July 6th
Our recommendation is that riders come for the whole 2 weeks if the goal is to progress in freestyle, since in one week – 6 days of snowboarding – there may not be time to adapt and evolve. Remember that we will train at 3600 meters, so we will have to get used to it, and also, it is common that on days of extreme conditions (wind, storms) the glacier closes.
If you have doubts about what will be better for your children, ask us!
* Places limited to 15 participants per week.
** Minimum number of participants necessary for the activity to take place: 9 riders per week on average.
PRICES:
Born after 22/06/2011: €920/person/week
Born after 31/10/2005: €945/person/week (difference due to skipass price)
Optional: Accident insurance for non-members – €42/person
Deferred payment in up to 3 installments!
1st installment 25% – until 01/06
2nd installment 25% – until 15/06
3rd installment 50% – until 30/06
If you need more installments, write to us and we will find the best solution!
Included:
- Freestyle training in groups of maximum 7 riders
- 24-hour adult supervision
- Lift pass for 12 days of training
- Accommodation in double, triple, or quadruple rooms
- Full board (all meals included)
- Afternoon activities
- 100% trip cancellation insurance (included) if the trip cannot take place due to reasons related to the organization or the ski resort. Does not cover cancellation due to participant or family-related situations.
Optional:
- Participant insurance: mandatory to attend but optional to contract with us. Not necessary for federated individuals as it is already included in the federation license.
Not included:
- Travel expenses
- Pocket money
Does the camp include insurance for the participants?
Insurance for participants is not included in the base price of the trip, but you can hire it additionally for €45/participant. You can consult the policy of this insurance here.
It is mandatory that all participants have accident insurance but you can buy it by yourself if you prefer. It will not be necessary to take out additional insurance if you are a Mountain or Winter Sports federation.
What equipment do they need to bring?
We will send to participants a detailed list of what they need to bring, basically, have all the snowboard equipment and clothes to be in the mountains in summer and to do activities such as skateboarding, excursions, etc. . Warm during the day and chilly at night.
What documentation do they have to bring?
Valid Passport, European Health Card if they have it, minor travel authorization statement signed by the guardian/s.
Can children carry a smartphone?
It’s okay for kids to bring a smartphone. They can use it to communicate with their family, take photos and videos, access social networks if they have them, watch videos, etc. although we will limit screen time and be strict about its use. We’ve come to have fun with our friends and learn snowboarding, don’t waste time in front of the screen!
We recommend that parents call the children at a time other than at night, when the children are tired, talking to their parents can cause a feeling of wanting to come home. Take advantage of another time of the day to call them, for example, when they come down from the glacier.
Do children have to bring pocket money?
Participants can bring pocket money or a debit or credit card with the desired monthly limit. They will use this money if they want to make small purchases such as souvenirs, snacks, etc.
We recommend that all shared expenses between families and organization additional to registration to the camp, such as travel, will be deal directly between those responsible for minors and the organization
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About parents and visitors
This Camp is designed for children. In two weeks or more, they can learn a lot about snowboarding with focus and training, and it is also a unique opportunity to live with their peers in an ideal environment to enjoy together the activities they like the most without their parents, developing their autonomy, self-confidence and respecting values such as camaraderie and equity.
We want you to put all your attention into learning to snowboard and enjoy the experience. For this reason, parents are welcome to visit us – especially on the day of arrival or the day of the end of the trip – but we ask for your understanding regarding coexistence with the group of children: children cannot be removed from coexistence and established plan to do separate activities or be part of the training or activities designed for children.
Will it be too soon for my child to go?
Every situation is different so if you have doubts it is much better that we talk and see each situation personally. Call us or write to us at 626921036.
More questions?
We know that choosing a summer camp is very important, especially for the little ones who may never have spent so much time away from home. Therefore, please, do not hesitate to call us if you want to comment on anything.
You can contact us at 626921036 or by writing to [email protected]
