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Short turn special

A skier in a red jacket and blue pants is gracefully navigating a snowy slope. The background features a clear blue sky and ski area markings, indicating an outdoor winter sports setting. The skier is poised, using ski poles for balance.

Style and Elegance on the Slopes

Modern equipment and high speeds have pushed the classic short turn into the background. Yet it’s a sign of true skiing proficiency. In the short turn special at Top Secret, we’re revisiting this topic. Our ski instructors will show you how to look your best on any terrain. Whether it’s a steep slope, deep snow, or a narrow run: with the right technique, you’ll master any situation with style.

Course Content

  • Technique and rhythm of the short turn
  • Application in Different Types of Terrain
  • Body posture and initiating the turn
  • Individual corrections from experienced ski instructors

2 sessions of 2.5 hours each per day, from 9:00/9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m./12:00 p.m. or from 1:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Short Turn Special

What is the difference between short turns and carving?

In carving, the focus is on edge control and carved turns. Short turns emphasize rhythm, body control, and versatility on the slopes. Both techniques complement each other and help you become a well-rounded skier.

The short turn special is designed for advanced skiers. You should be comfortable skiing on red and black runs and have mastered various types of turns.

We offer our short turn special as private lessons. This means you’ll have your ski instructor’s undivided attention.