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Choose Your Level | Private Chinese-Language Ski Lessons in Hokkaido
Pick the one closest to you below, and we'll show you exactly what comes next.
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Learning Map
Four stages, from first-timer to advanced
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First time skiing
Beginner
Learn to brake and turn
Can ride, want to link it up
Intermediate
Master edge changing and speed control
Riding well, want stability
Advanced
Refine form, boost efficiency
Want to train a specific skill
Specialty
Carving / Park / Powder / Freestyle
First time skiing
Learn to brake and turn
Can ride, want to link it up
Master edge changing and speed control
Riding well, want stability
Refine form, boost efficiency
Want to train a specific skill
Carving / Park / Powder / Freestyle
Quick Reference
What you can ride, matched to a level
| What you can do | Runs you can rideGreen = beginner-friendly, the easiest runs · Red = moderate difficulty Black = steep, narrow, or varied terrain · Off-piste = snow no groomer has been over |
|---|---|
| Never ridden, or not steady on your feet yetFirst time skiing · Beginner | Nursery slope, green runs |
| Can stop, but turns aren't smooth yetCan ride, want to link it up · Intermediate | Green runs, red runs |
| Turning is smooth, speed control is steadyRiding well, want stability · Advanced | Red runs, black runs, off-piste |
| Want to break through a plateau or train a specialtyWant to train a specific skill · Specialty | Whole mountain |
What you'll actually learn at each stage
Which movements coaches teach→
| What you can do | Snowboard Technique | Ski Technique |
|---|---|---|
| Never ridden, or not steady on your feet yet | Heelside / Toeside falling leaf | Wedge braking + turn control |
| Can stop, but turns aren't smooth yet | J Turn, C Turn | Half-wedge + weighting the outside ski |
| Turning is smooth, speed control is steady | S Turn | Parallel (feet together control) |
| Want to break through a plateau or train a specialty | Carving, Park, Freestyle, Powder, Flat-ground tricks | Carving, Moguls, Park, Powder |
Course Types
Six course types — pick one to explore
Beginner
First time skiing · Nursery slope, green runs
Your first day standing on a board — we'll help you find your feet.
Who It's For
First time skiing or snowboarding, not yet able to control your speed or turns
This Stage
Speed control → Direction control
After This, You'll
- ✓ Control your speed and direction
- ✓ Ride safely on green runs
- ✓ Build your first real confidence on snow
What you can do, and where
Milestone Move
Falling leaf (board across the slope, edging side to side down the hill)
Runs You'll Be On
Green = beginner-friendly, the easiest runs · Red = moderate difficulty
Black = steep, narrow, or varied terrain · Off-piste = snow no groomer has been over
What You'll Learn
Snowboard
- — Heelside falling leaf
- — Toeside falling leaf
Ski
- — Snowplough (ski tips together, tails apart, forming a wedge) braking
- — Direction control
How FUYU Teaches This Stage
Everything is unfamiliar at this stage — how to stand, how to stop, why you keep sliding downhill. We build in plenty of support, and if something doesn't click, your coach will explain it a different way. We look after your safety and your confidence — you just focus on feeling the board.
How We Match Your Coach
At this stage we prioritise patient coaches who are skilled at hands-on support, making sure you build the right fundamentals at every step.
Included
Included
- ・Private lesson — never grouped with strangers
- ・Coach adapts content to how you're actually doing, not a fixed script
- ・Taught in Chinese (English also available)
- ・Coach filming: your coach records your lesson on their phone and sends it to you afterwards, at no extra charge
Optional Add-on
- ・Professional photographer follow-along (advance booking required, extra charge)
Not included: lift pass, equipment rental, transport
We can arrange: equipment rental, hotel transfers
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