You want to have more fun and stay safe when you go off piste.
But you cannot find practical help to do both of these. 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? Do you want more practical advice and helpful information? Do you want to be safe when you go off piste without a guide? Do you want to get more out of the experience than just following an off-piste ski guide?
Would you like to understand how you can stay safe and still have great fun at the same time? Would you like to have more knowledge and more confidence when you go off piste?
I just wanted to say what an excellent news letter on the current conditions and where to find the best snow. Please keep up the good work. Thomas
I do find Henry's e-zine very informative and read it straight away. It's made my think twice about venturing off piste without a guide. If anything it makes me want to spend another season out there, Nick Lewis 2008
It was a distinct pleasure having you as a leading expert in avalanche evaluation to arouse our team of AT instructors with an inspirational insight and a refreshing look at current thinking within this specialised field. The overwhelming response from the team is that the workshop was a tremendous success. Major K P Edwards APTC Joint Service Mountain Training Centre
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Henry explains how off piste skiers who spend time with us;
Start a voyage of discovery to develop avalanche awareness
Discover how to find the best snow in the off-piste
Know how to interpret off piste avalanche bulletins
Begin to understand how to ski the off-piste and stay safe at the same time
Learn how to be a responsible member of a group when skiing off piste
Acquire new ski skills to get more from the off-piste
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HAT has been helping off piste skiers and ridersto get more from the mountain for 15 years. Our friends and customers discover how to demystify the ski professional’s expertise and acquire new confidence to manage risks and go out and have more fun.
HAT (Henry’s Avalanche Talk) is a team of ski professionals, ski instructors and off-piste guides and free riders who are committed to helping you make better informed decisions, develop avalanche awareness and provide you with insight on skiing off piste, understanding and awareness of the avalanche danger and development of off-piste skiing skills.
Take a look at our web site and brochure to learn how you can develop your off-piste ski skills and avalanche awareness, so you can go off piste with confidence and stay safe and have fun.