Get Your Go-Faster Stripes!
Snow Factor Racing (SFR) offers training opportunities for junior ski racers. Whether you have experience or are totally new to the sport, we provide a progressive training programme to take you from entry level to competition standard.
Pre-Winter training block: late August – December Winter/Spring training block: January – early June
Snow training is also available at selected Scottish resorts (Pre-Winter block; weather permitting).
We take part in outdoor and indoor races, as well as races that are scheduled for Scottish Ski Resorts.
Competing is not compulsory to train with SFR, though we do encourage taking part in race events for those of the appropriate standard.
If you would like to book a SFR pass or want to discuss assessment, coaching sessions or private lessons, please call 0871 222 5672 or contact Customer Services via email.
How much will it cost?
Train for speed on real snow at our weekly ski race training sessions. Covering race specific gates, drills and skills training to get you to the finish line faster.
Every Tuesday 7 – 9pm (suitable for adults and juniors)
| Prices |
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Adult |
Junior |
| 2 Hours |
£25.00 |
£20.00 |
| 3 Hours |
£28.00 |
£23.00 |
Snow Factor Racing
Age range: 7 – 15 years
Assessment Info
Minimum ski standard is parallel – Assessment sessions are held twice a year.
Assessment session dates are posted here and on our Facebook page
Teaching
To ensure the safety of all slope users, no-one other than our fully qualified Snow Factor instructors are permitted to teach or provide coaching on the dedicated lesson slope or main slope at any time. Instruction, Coaching and Development at Snow Factor are provided by Snow Factor Training Ltd. Snow Factor Training was established to foster and develop access to winter sports. We do this in conjunction with our partners at BASI and DSUK. Our objectives include;
- To provide training and tuition to the public in relation to snow sports
- To foster and develop amongst the public skills in relation to snow sports
- To promote safety and awareness of snow and ice environments to the public
- To provide education to the public in relation to snow sports.
