
Your first indoor skiing session in St-Jérôme
Never skied on a simulator before? No problem. Our team will explain how it works, adapt the experience to your level, and guide you from your very first movements.
This allows you to discover the sensations of gliding in an indoor, supervised and reassuring environment.
No experience required • Supervised session • Suitable level • Indoor activity
What to expect during your first session
A personalized welcome
Upon your arrival, a member of our team will take the time to learn about your experience, expectations, and goals. You will also be able to ask any questions you may have before starting.
An introduction to the simulator
Your trainer will explain how the simulator works, the instructions to follow, and the basic movements. The session will begin gradually so you can get used to the sensations.
Skiing adapted to your pace
The difficulty and exercises are adjusted to your level. You receive guidance throughout the session and can take breaks as needed.
Your first turns towards indoor skiing!
30 min
From 75 Canadian dollars
Is this an experience for you?
You don't need to be an athlete or have any prior experience. The goal is to introduce you to the simulator in conditions adapted to your abilities.
The first session is particularly suitable for people who:
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have never skied;
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They know how to ski, but have never tried a simulator;
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wish to regain confidence before returning to the mountains;
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want to discover a new sporting activity;
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wish to introduce a member of their family to skiing;
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wish to better understand their technique.
How to prepare
Wear comfortable sportswear that allows you to move freely. Since the activity takes place indoors, you don't need to dress as if you were going to the mountains.

We recommend
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bring your ski boots if you own them
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bring your ski or bike helmet if you have one
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to wear comfortable socks;
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to tie up long hair;
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to bring a bottle of water;
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to inform us of any limitations that may affect your participation.
DON'T BRING YOUR SKIS


