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Our daughter (7 years old) had an awesome time at Schlick / Skischule Stubai with instructor Felicia. Laying the foundations for a lifelong love for skiing. Thanks a lot!


The private ski lesson with Michi Murgi was fantastic. We can highly recommend this ski instructor. He had the perfect combination of extensive experience, patience, and great advice that really helped us improve. Thanks so much, Michi!


The children had a lot of fun


The course was really fun! Besides the theory, we were able to ski down the slopes ourselves quite often, which made learning particularly effective. The ski instructor was very friendly and patient, and explained everything clearly. I always felt well looked after and was able to make rapid progress.


Adam was a sweet teacher who gave good instructions and encouraged me well!


Everything went by the book, and I was helped in a friendly and polite manner.


We have been regularly taking the children to ski school for a long time and have always been very satisfied.


We had a wonderful experience with Delphina and Michelle during our daughter’s ski lessons. After just five days she improved tremendously. Both instructors were incredibly patient, encouraging, and great with children. They made the lessons fun while also helping her build real skills and confidence. Thank you for such a positive first skiing experience – we couldn’t have asked for better teachers!
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