L3 is a course of the highest education of ACSI ski instructors, corresponding to international standards, which is divided into two parts. Now in the fall, the first part (7 days) took place, which does not finish with an exam, but only with an individual review and a recommendation of what needs to be improved. The course is intended for L2 license holders, that is, already experienced skiers and instructors. It is mainly focused on improving individual skiing skills in the most difficult conditions on the slopes and in free terrain and teaching very advanced skiing. It devotes to a deeper perception of the biomechanics of movement, a careful analysis of turns and the ability to analyze the causes and consequences of individual movements on skis.

    Under the guidance of lecturer Ing. Róbert Záboj 7 course participants were training their skiing and theoretical skills. The participation was even international, there were participants from Estonia and Switzerland. During the week, the weather was kind to the course participants, so the training of school and sports turns was very intense, and the videos shot for the evening analyzes were bathed in sunshine. It snowed on Sunday, you couldn't see a single step, but everyone was already in such good condition that they managed to pass the tests in the blizzard and fog. Everyone received a detailed analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of their rides and individual recommendations for further training from the instructor. The mood was great even at the end of the course, and hopefully everyone will meet again in the second part, which will be held in the spring.

   Not only the participants of the L3 course, but all ACSI  has a lot of work to do until spring, because the courses D - children's lessons and L1 - basic skiing and snowboarding are starting in several centers (Monínec, Špindlerův Mlýn and Jeseník) right now before Christmas, and the others continue in January .

Let's hope that winter will be kind to us and the snow conditions will be excellent !