Freeride nad fiordem w Norwegii – Pro Camp

Pro Camps with Marcin Pośpiech: freeride with pro rider coaching in Japan, Norway, La Grave and Canada

In short: a Pro Camp is freeride in a small group, coached by pro rider Marcin Pośpiech together with local guides. There are four destinations: Canada (December 2026), Japan (January 2027), Norway (February) and La Grave (March). Regular fees start at €1,730, and the Premium Card with Early Bird lowers them by about 15%.

What a Pro Camp is and who runs it

A Pro Camp is a freeride camp with coaching. It is led by Marcin Pośpiech, an official Pro Rider for Majesty Skis, who has guided groups from the Tatras and the Caucasus to La Grave and Japanese forests. There is no dry theory; instead, you get live movement analysis, work on confidence in the terrain and line choice that is both stylish and safe. Meanwhile, licensed local guides take care of safety in the terrain.

What you will learn

  • Planning your line: terrain features, rollers, pillows and obstacles
  • Reading the terrain and assessing slope angle, aspect and snow conditions
  • Powder and tree technique: edge control and agility in tight terrain
  • Drops and terrain features (on some camps also a snowpark preparation day)
  • Pro habits that save energy and increase safety

Four Pro Camps: dates and fees

Pro CampDatesLocationGroupRegular feePremium Card + Early Bird
Japan Pro Camp3–13 Jan 2027Madarao & Myoko, Honshu6–8€2,960€2,504
Norway Pro Camp6–14 Feb 2027Røldal & Gaustatoppen6–8€1,870€1,582
La Grave Pro Camp13–21 Mar 2027La Grave, La Meije5–8€1,730€1,464
Canada Pro Camp3–12 Dec 2026Whistler Blackcomb6–8€3,080 (fully booked)€2,606

Comparison with five international organisers

We compare our Pro Camps only with international trips of a similar scope. Dollar and pound amounts were converted at approximate mid-rates (about €0.91 per dollar and €1.15 per pound). However, remember that most of these trips are guided weeks without pro rider coaching.

Organiser / tripDestinationCostIn EURFormat
Freeride Transfer Club: Pro CampsJapan / Norway / La Grave€1,730 – €2,960€1,730 – €2,960Pro rider coaching + local guides
Horizon Adventures (Italy): Hokkaido, IFMGA guideJapan€2,550 – €2,950€2,550 – €2,95010 days, 7 riding days, groups of 4–6
Guided Exposure (USA): Hokkaido 7-dayJapan$4,200about €3,8307 days, group of 4
Rockbusters / Snowbusters (Czechia): Sunnmøre Steep & DeepNorway€1,990€1,9907 days of ski touring, camper
b4experience (Spain): La Grave Freeride WeekLa Grave€2,450€2,4505 days with lift pass, 6 nights half board
Alpine Guides (UK): La Grave BackcountryLa Grave£1,775about €2,0406 days with a guide, ratio 1:6
  • In La Grave our regular fee (€1,730) is lower than both b4experience and Alpine Guides.
  • In Japan, our Pro Camp costs about the same as the top Horizon option and clearly less than Guided Exposure.
  • In Norway, the Pro Camp costs slightly less than Snowbusters; moreover, it adds pro rider coaching, vans and a sauna.

Frequently asked questions

Who is Marcin Pośpiech?

Marcin Pośpiech is a pro rider and freeride coach and an official Pro Rider for Majesty Skis. At our Pro Camps he coaches deep-snow technique, terrain reading and line choice.

Who are the Pro Camps for?

They are for freeriders for whom black runs are just a warm-up and who want to improve their technique in deep snow and demanding terrain. Groups are small (5–8 people).

How much do the Pro Camps cost?

The regular fee is €1,870 (Norway), €1,730 (La Grave), €2,960 (Japan) and €3,080 (Canada). In addition, the Premium Card and Early Bird lower the cost of participation by about 15%. Flights and insurance are paid separately.

Are the Pro Camps cheaper than similar trips abroad?

In most cases yes, although not always. For example, a Snowbusters ski touring week in Norway costs about the same as our Norway Pro Camp, but it does not include pro rider coaching.

See all Pro Camps

Sources (as of 29 October 2026): Horizon Adventures · Guided Exposure · Snowbusters · b4experience · Alpine Guides

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