Stomp It Camps — Technical Specifications & Booking

Spec	Freestyle	Ski Tech.	Freeride	Notes
Levels accepted	0 – 4	1 – 3	0 – 3	Level 0 = beginner; see §03 for full definitions
Min. skill prerequisite	Parallel turns on a red run	Parallel turns on a blue run	Confident off-pisteCan ski variable snow off-marked-runs without significant breaks. Lv 2–3 must own touring boots with walk-mode and pin bindings.	Lv 2+ Freeride needs touring gear
Avg. group size	5.8	5.4	4.6	smaller groups on freeride for safety
Coach : camper	1 : 6	1 : 6	1 : 5	guaranteed maximums
Park access	primary	opt. Wed		Hintertux & Bangerpark
Off-piste access		conditions	primary	avy-aware coaches on freeride
Ski-touring required			Lv 2-3 only	Lv 0-1 freeride is in-bounds off-piste
Video analysis		daily debrief		freeride debriefs verbal-only
Carv 2Carv 2 are insole sensors that capture edge angle, pressure and rotation. Loaned at the welcome meeting; analysed each evening. sensors		all camps		loan included, not for sale
Required equipment	Twin-tips, helmet, back-prot. recom.	All-mountain or carve skis, helmet	Touring-capable skis, helmet, beacon kit	Rental available at every resort
Week price-from	CHF 2,900	CHF 3,200	CHF 3,400	double-occupancy, 7 nights
Coaching-only (no room)	CHF 1,800	CHF 1,800	CHF 2,000	for locals / self-lodgers

3.1

Overview

A seven-day freestyle progression camp at Hintertux GlacierYear-round glacier ski area in the Zillertal, Austria. 3,250m summit. Reliable autumn opening for early-season parks., Austria. The week covers park fundamentals (boxes, rails, small jumps) through to grabs and rotations to 360°. Sessions are divided by skill level on the morning of day one after an evaluation run. The park is set up daily by the Stomp It crew and progressed from beginners' line to medium kickers across the week.

Accommodation is at Alpine Living, an 8-min walk from the Hintertux Glacier base station. All meals (breakfast, packed lunch on slope, dinner) are included. Evening sessions cover video review, trick theory, and equipment talks.

Resort: Hintertux Glacier, AT
Elevation: 1,500 – 3,250 m
Open glacier: yes (year-round)
Lift pass: Included, all 6 ski days
Hotel: Alpine Living, Tux
Distance to lift: 8 min walk · 0.6 km
Weather plan: Indoor video / dryland on storm days
Language: English (DE / SE on request)

3.2

Daily schedule

3.3

Rooms & pricing

Room type

Occupancy

Δ vs. base

Price (CHF)

Δ shown relative to "Double Room (Double Occupancy)" base price. All prices per person for 7 nights, full board.

3.4

Levels — what each one means

LV·0

Newcomer to freestyle

Can parallel-turn down a red run. Has never intentionally taken a feature. Spends day 1–2 on flat boxes and 50cm rollers. Goal by week-end: stomp a straight air on a small kicker.

LV·1

Comfortable on small features

Has hit small kickers and flat boxes. Working toward 180s on natural rollers and 50/50 box. Goal: stomp a 180 on a small jump and a flat-down box.

LV·2

Park regular

Spins 180s both ways and 360s one way on medium kickers. Comfortable on rails. Goal: 360 both directions, first grab (mute or safety).

LV·3

Advanced park skier

Confident with 360s, grabs, and rail features. Working on switch take-offs and 540s. Goal: clean switch 180 and first 540 attempt on a medium kicker.

LV·4

Comp / cork curious

Stomps 540s, working on corks & doubles (typically airbag-only this season). Generally limited to camp week 4 and Airbag Camps. availability limited

Level definitions · LV·0 → LV·4 +

LV·0Newcomer to freestyle. Parallel-turn on red. Never taken a feature.

LV·1Comfortable on small features. Hit small kickers, working 180s.

LV·2Park regular. 180s both ways, 360s one way. Rails OK.

LV·3Advanced park skier. 360s, grabs, switch take-offs, 540 attempts.

LV·4Comp / cork curious. 540s stomped; corks & doubles on airbag.

NOTE

Don't know your level? Skip the self-assessment. After group dinner on Saturday, every camper does an evaluation run on Sunday morning and is sorted by the coaches. You'll be moved between groups during the week if needed. Nobody is left in a group they don't belong in.

3.5

Equipment

Item	Status	Notes
Helmet	REQUIRED	Mandatory on slope. No exceptions. CE EN 1077.
Back protector	RECOMMENDED	Strongly recommended for jumps and rails. Level 3+: required.
Twin-tip skis	REQUIRED	Park-shape, centre-mounted preferred. Length ≈ skier height -10cm.
Wrist guards	OPTIONAL	Recommended for first rail sessions.
Ski boots	REQUIRED	Soft–medium flex; freestyle boot ideal. No race plugs.
Rental package	AVAILABLE	Skis + boots + helmet at Hintertux base, ~CHF 230 / week.
Avalanche kitTransceiver, shovel, probe. Mandatory on Freeride camps; not used on Freestyle.	N/A	Not used on Freestyle camps. Required on Freeride.
Carv 2 sensors	N/A	Ski Technique camps only.

Required

HelmetCE EN 1077
Twin-tip skispark-shape
Ski bootssoft-med flex
Back protector (Lv 3+)

Recommended · optional

Back protectorrec.
Wrist guardsopt.
Rental package~CHF 230 / wk

Avalanche kit and Carv 2 sensors don't apply on Freestyle camps.

3.6

Policies

Cancellation & refunds

Time before camp	Refund
≥ 5 weeks (35 days)	100%
4 weeks (28–34 days)	75%
3 weeks (21–27 days)	50%
2 weeks (14–20 days)	25%
< 14 days	0%

Travel insurance recommended for unforeseen events <5 weeks.

Refund tiers · full schedule +

≥ 5 weeks100%
4 weeks75%
3 weeks50%
2 weeks25%
< 14 days0%

Live refund window is shown in §04 Review.

Eligibility & conduct

Age: 18+ on the camp start date. No exceptions.
Insurance: Travel + accident with backcountry / activity cover.
Partners: Camp is single-occupancy social by design. Non-skiing partners are politely asked to book separate plans.
Sobriety: Coaches reserve the right to bench you for the day for slope safety.
Welcome mtg: Sunday 19:00. Attendance is mandatory.

3.7

Frequently asked questions

Am I good enough to come? +

Two fears keep skiers home: "I'm not good enough" and "I'll be the worst one there". Both are almost always wrong. The level system spans complete freestyle beginner (Lv 0) through to advanced (Lv 4). Pick the camp where your base ski skill matches; the freestyle skill is what we teach.

I'm coming solo. Will I be the only one? +

≈ 92% of campers travel solo. The camp is built around it — shared dinners, group dinners on Wednesday, shared chairlifts. Bringing a non-skiing partner is actively discouraged because they'll be alone all day.

What happens if there's bad weather? +

Hintertux's glacier is rarely fully closed in November, but in case of severe weather we run indoor video-review, trick theory, and dryland trampoline / box practice. No partial refunds for weather; the season pass commitment with the resort doesn't allow them.

Can I rent skis at the resort? +

Yes. Sport 2000 Hintertux is the on-site shop; full freestyle package is ~CHF 230 per week and they'll fit you on arrival. We'll send a pre-booking link in the welcome email.

How do I get there? +

Fly Innsbruck (INN, 1h drive) or Munich (MUC, 2h). Train: Jenbach → Mayrhofen → bus to Tux. We'll send a full travel guide post-booking and there's a WhatsApp group from week 5 to coordinate shared transfers.

Are payments secure? What methods? +

Shopify checkout (PCI-DSS Level 1). Accepted: Visa, Mastercard, American Express, Union Pay, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Shop Pay, USDC. Payment plans available on request for camps > CHF 3,000.

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