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Speed camp · Super-G & Downhill

Athlete's Camp

By athletes, for athletes

  • Sulden am Ortler
  • 5 days on snow · dates to follow
  • max. 15 athletes

Next camp · In planning

The dates for the next camp in Sulden am Ortler are being fixed right now. Send a no-obligation request today – we will get in touch as soon as they are set.

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Location
Sulden am OrtlerSouth Tyrol, Italy
Next camp
In planning5 days on snow · dates to follow
Eligibility
≤ 100 FIS pointsin downhill or super‑G
Max. participants
15 athletesTraining in small groups

The camp

“There is no one-size-fits-all recipe for success in ski racing!”

Hannes ReicheltSuper-G world champion

It is about recognising each athlete’s strengths and weaknesses and developing them in a targeted way. What works well for one athlete can be completely counterproductive for another. Every athlete needs an individually tailored approach – and that is our strength.

We train in small groups, so we can work specifically on technical mistakes, discuss lines, practise adapting to the terrain and give equipment tips. We have the means and the time to advise every athlete individually.

  • 01

    Small groups

    No more than 15 athletes – time for everyone.

  • 02

    Individual approach

    Spot strengths, fix mistakes in a targeted way.

  • 03

    World Cup experience

    From athletes who have been at the very top themselves.

About us

Your coaches

A world champion and his long-time coach: elite World Cup experience combined with more than 40 years of coaching in competitive skiing.

Hannes Reichelt with helmet and race skis
  • Super-G
  • Downhill

#Founder & coach

Hannes Reichelt

From Radstadt, 46, state-certified ski instructor and ski guide, state-certified ski coach

  • 19 years in the Ski World Cup
  • Super-G world champion and runner-up
  • Super-G World Cup discipline winner
  • Winner of the classic downhills: Kitzbühel, Wengen, Bormio, Garmisch, Kvitfjell
  • World Cup: 44 podiums, 13 of them wins
Emil Hofer laughing in ski jacket and beanie
  • Super-G
  • Downhill

#Coach

Emil Hofer

From Sulden, 69, highest level of state-certified ski instructor, highest national coaching qualification

  • 30 years as head of the ski school in Sulden
  • Coach in ski racing alongside
  • Athletes coached in earlier years: Daniela Ceccarelli (Olympic champion), Urs Imboden, many young racers
  • 14 years as Hannes Reichelt’s personal coach
  • Former ski racer himself, European Cup C team
  • 1977–2003 trainer in Italy’s state ski instructor programme
I have been coaching athletes in competitive skiing for more than 40 years. With my long experience as a top-qualified ski coach, former instructor trainer and coach of World Cup athletes, I know every facet of elite sport. Besides precise technique and optimised equipment, I place great value on mental strength and a tactical approach to racing. My broad training and coaching experience, combined with Hannes’ elite racing experience and knowledge, make us an ideal team – and I am convinced that no athlete goes home from this week without a personal benefit.

Results

Ourresults

World Cup wins
13
World Cup podiums
44
European Cup wins
13
European Cup podiums
28
World Championships
13
World title
1
World Championship podiums
2
Super-G world champion
and winner in Kitzbühel, Wengen, Bormio, Garmisch, Kvitfjell

Content

5 days ofspeed training

Super-G and downhill in focus: technique and race training on the slope, analysis and equipment in the afternoon – in a group of no more than 15 athletes.

  1. 01

    Super-G and downhill

    Technique and race training

  2. 02

    Video analysis

    Review your runs and discuss them in video sessions

  3. 03

    Equipment advice

    Equipment tips and set-up from a pro

  4. 04

    Information and discussion evening

    with Hannes Reichelt

Hannes Reichelt in mid-air in the Austrian team race suit

≤ 100

FIS points DH / SG

Benefit

What you take home

  • Getting used to the speed
  • Optimising your set-up
  • You benefit from a team with many years of coaching and racing experience
  • An early chance to train downhill and super-G on artificial snow
  • A tactical approach to the speed disciplines from a pro

Timetable

A dayat camp

Arrival day

Day 1
  1. Afternoon

    Arrival

    at the hotel in Sulden

  2. Evening

    Dinner at the hotel

  3. Evening

    Team meeting

5 days on snow

Day 2 – 6
  1. Morning

    Ski & technique training

    Super-G and downhill on the slope

  2. Midday

    Lunch

    Madritsch hut or cable car top station

  3. Afternoon

    Ski & technique training

    Line choice, terrain, race training

  4. Afternoon at the hotel

    Fitness, ski prep & video study

    Time for fitness training, ski preparation and video study

  5. Evening

    Dinner at the hotel

Included

What’sincluded

Accommodation, meals and lift pass for the whole week are included in the total price – you focus on training.

  • 5 nights with half boardin a 4-star hotel in Sulden (double room)
  • 5 × lunchat the Madritsch hut
  • 5-day lift passfor all days on snow

#Total price

Camp 2025

€2,200

Guide price – the price for the next camp will follow with the dates.

  • 5 nights with half board in a 4-star hotel in Sulden (double room)
  • 5 × lunch at the Madritsch hut
  • 5-day lift pass for all days on snow
  • Training, video analysis, equipment advice and information evening with Hannes Reichelt
Request a place

No obligation · Questions? +43 664 25 12 001

Gallery

Speedin pictures

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Partners

Fastertogether

  • Sportlabor
  • Hotel Cevedale
  • Physio 1.0
  • Ferienhotel Lärchenhof
  • Seilbahnen Sulden
  • Lympik

Request

Secureyour place

The next camp is being planned. Send a no-obligation request now – we will get in touch as soon as the dates are fixed.

  • Sulden am Ortler
  • Next camp being planned · 5 days on snow
  • max. 15 athletes · ≤ 100 FIS points
  • €2,200 Total price (Camp 2025)

Prefer to talk directly?

+43 664 25 12 001office@athletes-camp.com

Glanerweg 6, 5550 Radstadt

FAQ

Frequently askedquestions

Your question isn’t here? Call us or write to us.

  • When is the next camp?

    The next camp in Sulden am Ortler is being planned and the dates have not been published yet. You can still send a no-obligation request now – we will get in touch as soon as the dates are fixed.

  • Who can take part?

    The camp is open to athletes with no more than 100 FIS points in downhill or super-G. There are at most 15 places per camp.

  • What is included in the price?

    The total price (Camp 2025; the price for the next camp will be announced with the dates) of €2,200 covers 5 nights with half board in a 4-star hotel in Sulden (double room), 5 lunches at the Madritsch hut and a 5-day lift pass – plus training, video analysis, equipment advice and the information and discussion evening with Hannes Reichelt.

  • What does a training day look like?

    Ski and technique training in the morning and afternoon, lunch at the Madritsch hut or the top station. In the late afternoon there is time for fitness training, ski preparation and video study at the hotel, followed by dinner together.

  • Who takes care of fitness and ski preparation?

    Fitness training and ski preparation are done on your own. Of course we are happy to help with questions and problems and to share our knowledge with you.

  • What happens in bad weather?

    Training depends on the lift opening hours and the weather.

  • Is the request binding?

    No. The form is a no-obligation request for the camp. We will get back to you personally and sort out everything else.

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