Together with Ernst Beat Frautschi, diplomat mountain guide and skiing instructor of Experience SA Gstaad you could win the worldwide leading Swiss business SGS Sociéte Générale de Surveillance for a new innovative certification in Swiss tourism. The product SSIA stands for Safety and Security, ISO 90001:2000 for Indoor and Outdoor Activities and covers the quality norms ISO 9001:2000 and EKAS 6508:1994. The SSIA treats the KMU with an unbureaucratic approach and donates a welcome basis for an improvement in performance, sustainability and quality in the technical and economically sector. Thanks to the worldwide task by SGS, the certificate is highly recognised and this is evident in the national and international marketplace.

The first and only school in Zermatt- where it is compulsory to wear a helmet. The whole instructor team sets a good example and recommends all their customers- young or old- while skiing and snowboarding to wear a helmet as well. “Check the risk”, Stoked puts the company campaign of suva (Swiss accident insurance) into practice with the focus on personal responsibility.

Since Stoked was established in 1994- all Instructors must be trained by one of the following, Swiss Snowsports, Basi, Schweizer Snowboardschulungsverband or an other accredited education-association.

To stand still is to regress-this is the reason why Stoked offers regular ongoing training to the whole instructor team, both voluntary and obligatory. Technology, methodology and didactics as well as behaviour and social authority are continually updated.

The annual Swiss Snow Happening, with around 1200 entrants, marks the end of the season for every snow sport instructor. The event includes seven snow sport disciplines; a highlight being the formation run with up to 55 teams at the start. Every year Stoked takes part in the Swiss championships with one to two demo-teams-and with considerable success.
2006 Adelboden:
Rank 8 gents team

2007 Leukerbad:
Rank 18 gents team

2008 Davos:
Rank 3 ladies team
Rank 12 gents team

2009 Grindelwald:
Rank 8 ladies team
Rank 12 telemark team

With competent instructors from our team and our Swiss champion Joel Bächtold in the category “Jump Contest” at the Swiss Snow Happening 2009 in Grindelwald, Stoked offers freestyle lessons. Slope-style, park and pipe-Ski or Board-get the feeling, get stoked…!

Telemark is not an easy skill to learn. It requires energy, patience, coordination and balance to master this sport successfully. The Telemark skier is a person who enjoys the nature, who wants to challenge themselves in a different way. The Telemark swing happens through the lunge, which is made possible by a free heel and a flexible boot: the heel is high while the knee is low. Thereby the outer ski will be pushed forward and the inner ski backward. Interested? Stoked have an excellent highly competent and skilled Telemark-Team. The first “Freeheels” Team ever to have played at a Swiss championship in Grindelwald caused quite a stir.