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R2P Skicross Training & Race Camps

Train skicross with us, wherever you're from

Intensive training blocks on a skicross course, in the snowpark and on alpine slopes. Open to athletes from any club and country: you don't need to be on the team.

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More days on snow, and more skicross

Camps add days on snow outside the European season and pack into a short time what is hardest to find: a course, starts, jumps and group racing. You train and live alongside the team and racers from other countries.

  • Racers from other clubs who want to train skicross on a real course.
  • Alpine skiers who want to try the discipline.
  • Athletes thinking about doing the season with R2P who want to get to know us first.

Upcoming camps

What you need

  • A valid licence.
  • International insurance covering sports practice.
  • Your own ski and protective equipment. If you're not sure what equipment you need for skicross, email us at r2pskicrossteam@gmail.com and we'll answer all your questions.
  • If you're under 18, permission from your parents or guardians.

How the previous ones went

  • Corralco, Chile, 2026. Three two-week camps between 23 August and 2 October.
  • 2025/26 season. Copa de España races in Formigal, Baqueira-Beret and Sierra Nevada, and Europa Cups in Reiteralm and Passo San Pellegrino.
  • 2025/26 pre-season. Xanadú, Stelvio, Saas-Fee and Pitztal, training on World Cup courses.
Three team racers wearing bibs wave on the snow, with mountains and blue sky behind. The group poses in club kit on an indoor snow slope. The start of a ski cross heat seen from a racer's helmet, with three others alongside. Team skis on a wall rack next to a tuning bench.

Frequently asked questions

Do I have to be on the team?

No. The camps are open to athletes from any club and country.

Are flights included?

No. The club always travels by van from Benasque (Spain). If you're coming from elsewhere, you book your own flight and we take care of everything from the airport.

Is there racing during the camp?

Some camps include races. If you want to race, entries are handled separately.

What level do I need?

It depends on the camp: there are camps for every level. The training camps in Cerler are open to all levels, as long as you already have a skiing base and it isn't your first time on skis.

What language is the coaching in?

In Spanish and English.

Can minors come without an adult?

Yes. Our team takes care of everything. In that case we always need written permission from a parent or guardian.