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FREE YOUR HEEL AND YOUR MIND WILL FOLLOW.


Telemark is not only the original way of skiing but also the most fascinating. What seems impossible - to do the same things on skis but with free heels - becomes reality with the right technique, proper body tension and big thighs. Every time entertaining to watch skiers look on their face while you pass them with style and grace. Not to mention the feeling you get out of it when you are powdering and paint the smoothest lines into the snow since the evolution of the disco ball. Groovy groovy utterly groovy.


The original way of skiing with its mix of power, elegance, individualism and sense of freedom is still unconquered. With progressive and sophisticated equipment there is no end of pushing the boundaries. Telemark is perfect for skiers who seek a new challenge and more physical demand in snow sports. It improves coordination skills, power endurance, the physical performance generally and in addition is easier on knee joints. Telemarks typical step change has a harmonic and an extraordinary natural feel to it which appeals in both the biomechanical and muscular aspect of it.


 Telemark Lessons 


 Telemark Rental Gear

For your convenience, guests can directly hire rental gear if you book lessons with the Telemark School.  High quality and state of the art NTN (New Telemark Norm) shoes and skis are exclusively offered in combination with the booking of lessons. NTN shoes are available in half points from mondopoint size 23,5 up to 30,5. Ski lengths vary from 155 cm to 175 cm.



By booking a full day lesson, I'm happy to offer a discount for the rent of your equipment:

 Telemark Deal 



 Contact 

+41 79 655 44 83

claudio@telemarkschule.ch  or through contact page


 Address 

Telemarkschule.ch

Via Camutsch 2

7017 Flims Dorf 

(find in Google Maps)


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