What Level Skier Should Attend an Adult Ski Camp?

Written By Jack Evans, BASI Level 4 ISTD

One of the most common questions I get asked is:

"Am I good enough for an adult ski camp?"

Interestingly, the people who ask this question are often exactly the people who benefit the most.

After coaching adult skiers for more than 15 years and running ski camps across Canada and Europe, I've found that many skiers underestimate their ability. They assume ski camps are only for expert skiers, former racers, or people who ski every week.

The reality is very different.

The Short Answer

Most adult ski camps are best suited to intermediate, advanced, and expert skiers.

For our camps at Jack's Ski Club, you should generally be able to:

  • Ski steep blue runs comfortably in parallel

  • Control your speed without relying on a snowplough


Jack Evans, BASI Level 4 ISTD

Jack Evans is a BASI Level 4 ISTD Ski Instructor, former British National Team racer, ACA Course Facilitator, and the founder of Jack's Ski Club. With more than 15 years of coaching experience, Jack has helped hundreds of adult skiers improve their confidence, carving, technique, and overall performance on snow.

Jack specializes in adult ski improvement, performance skiing, and giant slalom training. His coaching combines proven technical progressions, video analysis, and training methods used by high-performance athletes to help skiers achieve faster and more lasting improvements.

Through Jack's Ski Club, he leads ski camps across Canada and Europe alongside a team of elite coaches, including Olympians and World Cup athletes. His goal is simple: help skiers become more confident, more capable, and enjoy skiing at a level they never thought possible.

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