Off piste skiing, ski guides, avalanche awareness, Val d'Isere, Tignes, Chamonix
Off piste skiers, do you want to have more fun?
But you cannot find the information or have the skills to stay safe? Are you concerned that you may be taking too many risks when you go off piste? Perhaps you are not sure how to manage the risks? Do you struggle to find the best snow and stay safe?
Are there some things holding you back? Perhaps you lack off piste skiing skills? Do you want to get more from the mountain than just following an off piste ski guide? Skiers who spend time with us;
- Start on their own voyage of discovery to develop avalanche awareness
- Discover how to find the best snow in the off-piste
- Know how to interpret the avalanche bulletins
- Begin to understand how to freeride and stay safe at the same time
- Learn how to be a safe and responsible member of a group
- Acquire new ski skills to get more from freeriding the off-piste
- Learn how to make those magic powder turns
HAT has been helping off piste skiers and freeriders to get more from the mountain for 15 years. Our friends and customers discover how to demystify the expertise held by the professionals and gain new confidence to manage risks and go out and have more fun.
HAT (Henry’s Avalanche Talk) is a team of professionals, ski instructors and off piste guides and freeriders who are committed to providing you with insight on skiing off piste, understanding and awareness of the avalanche danger and development of off piste skiing skills.
Hear Henry’s personal introduction, see into the talks and watch him in action on this video clip. This gives you a flavour for what HAT (Henry’s Avalanche Talk) is all about. Just click on the arrow in the bottom left corner and video will stream in from Google.
As a first step we recommend you get our free paper on how to get the most from the off piste and to receive our ezine on current weather and snow conditions and tips on how to both stay safe and have fun. You can sign up at the top of this page. This way you will understand the HAT mantra. Safety is Freedom
