2026 POC Snowboarding Group Lessons - New Students

We are excited to offer a seven-week skiing group lessons for ages 7 and up, designed for our new customers with all skill levels—from first timer to advanced skiers. Safety is always our top priority, and all lessons are taught by AASI (America Association of Snowboard Instructors) trained and certified instructors, ensuring both you and your child gain confidence and progress on the slopes.

• Class Times (Updated*): 9AM – 11AM (morning classes) 1PM - 3PM* (afternoon classes)
• Class Schedule: Saturday Classes: 1/10, 1/17, 1/24, 1/31, 2/7, 2/21, 2/28, 3/8(Sunday)
• Sunday Classes: 1/11, 1/18, 1/25, 2/1, 2/8, 2/22, 3/1, 3/8
• On 3/8, the classes will include the traditional group riding session (optional)
• No classes on 2/14 and 2/15 for the President's Day weekend.
• Age: 7 years and olderInformation Required for Reservation

• Student’s full name
• Contact email address
• Your skill level (Never Ever, Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced)Next Steps

Once reservation is successfully made. Within 48 hours, you will receive a class registration email at your contact email address. Please follow the instructions mentioned in the email to complete the rest of registration steps and sign the liability form. You can also download the registration instructions documentation from POC website.

Class Levels:

• Never Ever: You have never boarded before or have taken one or two lessons in the past. The goal is to learn to ride green runs and ride the chairlift .
• Beginner: You can ride green runs comfortable. The goal is to learn to glide down from blue runs by using linked basic turns.
• Intermediate: You are comfortable riding blue runs using mosty basic turns. The goal is to refine the dynamic turns and explore easy black runs with a variety of snow conditions and slopes.
• Advanced: You are able to vary turn shapes (small, medium and large radius) on groomed blue and easy black terrains. You're focused on refining fundamental skills and advancing snowboarding techniques on more challenging slopes.

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