Cab9 instructors have the experience and knowledge to
make sure that the exercises and choice of terrain are
ideal for your current stage of learning.We understand
that you don’t want to get hurt and consider it important
that your first time on a snowboard is an enjoyable
experience because we want you to love it as much
as we do. You really are in good hands! “I’d like to learn but I don’t want to get hurt!” Although sliding on a snow covered slope stood on a plank
of wood is always going to involve an element of danger
(that’s why it’s fun!), these days it really doesn’t have to
be a painful experience. Our beginner sessions follow a framework of exercises
carefully put together to make the learning process as
easy as possible, gradually building up to linking your
turns on a gentle slope. “Yeah, but I can already ride!” This is a frequently heard comment when it comes to the
subject of already competent riders taking lessons.
One of the advantages of snowboarding is that it’s easy to take some basic
lessons and then quickly progress to a level where it’s possible to access the
whole mountain. Due to this, the majority of intermediate and even many expert
snowboarders, ride while suffering from bad technique, effectively blocking them
from progressing and getting the most out of their board.
Paul says: “Snowboarding is about a series of movement patterns. Understanding how to
apply those patterns and allowing them to flow freely is the key to becoming a skillful rider
in any situation”
If you’re a competent rider, taking a session with one of our coaches is an investment in
your snowboarding which really will open the doors to a new way of viewing the mountain
and working your board.
Whether you wish to venture into a whole new area of snowboarding, such as learning to
ride the pipe, or just improving your current technique, we will help you with some simple
but effective insights which will aid your development at the same time as giving your riding
a new lease of life. Another frequently heard comment after one of our sessions is: “…I wish I’d done this before!” | 
Why Cab9 lessons? 
