How did you get into snowskating?
Through friends. They handed me a snowskate, I took a few runs, and it just clicked. After that, winter wasn’t just something to “get through” anymore, suddenly it had a purpose. I was hooked fast.

What is your teaching style?
Relaxed and simple, with one goal: fast progression without overthinking it. I keep the vibe light, break things down into easy steps, and focus on the small tweaks that make a big difference right away.

Do beginners need experience?
Not at all. Total beginners can learn from scratch, and people with board experience usually pick it up even quicker. Either way, most riders are surprised by how fast it starts to feel natural.

Best tip for first timers?
Stay loose. If you’re tense, the board feels twitchy, but if you relax, it flows. Trust the board, keep your weight centered, look where you want to go, and most importantly: have fun! The best part about learning to snowskate is the freedom of no bindings, so your feet can move naturally. Falling is usually more comfortable too, because you can literally just step off, reset, and go again.