A wide choice of activities
Summer or winter ? Sea or mountain ? Find your happiness among the 55 activities of the Evolution2 network !
Evolution 2 - Arc 2000
A wide choice of activities
Summer or winter ? Sea or mountain ? Find your happiness among the 55 activities of the Evolution2 network !
More than 500 approved instructors
State graduated, having followed the best training, our desire is to transmit our knowledge and to share our adventure projects.
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Situated in Savoie, in the Tarentaise Valley, Arc 2000 is an iconic ski resort in the Northern Alps, at the heart of the Les Arcs and Paradiski ski areas. Surrounded by majestic peaks, it offers an exceptional setting for a mountain holiday, in both summer and winter. Skiing, snowboarding and outdoor activities: enjoy the perfect destination for combining sport, nature and a break from it all, with the Mont Blanc massif as your backdrop.
Whether it’s summer or winter, enjoy a host of thrills in Arc 2000 with our outdoor activities. Skiing, snowboarding and snowshoeing in winter; mountain biking, rafting and other outdoor adventures in fine weather: explore the mountains in all their glory. Whether with family or friends, find the activity that suits you best and create unforgettable memories.
At Evolution 2, our instructors and guides share much more than just their expertise: they share a genuine passion for the mountains. Thanks to personalised coaching, small groups and a fun, engaging teaching style, everyone progresses at their own pace. From your very first turn to the most challenging adventures, enjoy warm and friendly experiences in Arc 2000.
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Summer and winter, Evolution 2 invites you to discover the mountains in a different way in Arc 2000. Ski and snowboard lessons, along with a wide range of outdoor activities, offer unforgettable experiences for children and adults, led by our team of passionate professionals.
- Discovering snow and first attempts at sliding
- Learning balance
- Introduction to snowploughing.
Club Piou-piou ESF / Snowbear OXIGENE / Bonhomme de neige ESI
- Putting on and taking off boots
- Snowplough turn sequence on green slopes
Ourson ESF / Ours Brun OXYGENE / Souris blanche, verte, bleue, bronze ESI.
- Climb gently sloping stairs
- Get up on your own after a fall
- Master snowplough turns with parallel skis on green slopes
- Use ski lifts.
Flocon ESF / Ours Blanc OXYGENE / Cristal International ESI
- Upstream turning, no skaters
- Direct track across the slope (with edge grip)
- Balance control with poles
- Sequence of basic skidded turns on blue slopes.
1ère Étoile ESF/ 1er Ski OXYGENE / Cristal de Bronze ESI
- Mastering skidding (rounding and sideways)
- Direct tracking on varied terrain with hollows and bumps.
- Controlling overall posture.
- Performing parallel turns on blue runs
2ème Étoile ESF / 2ème Ski OXYGENE / Cristal d'Argent ESI
- Mastering direct turns and brake skidding
- Using vertical movement to initiate turns
- Mastering general forward posture
- Mastering parallel turns on the red slope
- Snowplough turns on the red slope.
3ème Étoile ESF / 3ème Ski OXYGENE / Cristal de Vermeil ESI
- Progressing through all types of turns on red and black runs
- Mastering the snowplough brake
- Introduction to carving
- Varied set courses or boardercross-style courses
- Introduction to freestyle, jumps and moguls.
Étoile de Bronze ESF / Ski de Bronze OXYGENE / Cristal d'Or ESI
- Improvement on red and black runs
- Short and long radius turns
- Improvement in carving and snowplough braking
- Introduction to off-piste and freestyle skiing
Étoile d'Argent ESF / Ski d'Argent OXYGENE / Cristal de diamant ESI
- First turns in powder snow
- Independence on varied terrain
- Introduction to the use of safety equipment (avalanche transceiver).
Étoile d'Or ESF / Ski d'Or OXYGENE
- Discovering the first off-piste routes and perfecting techniques adapted to off-piste skiing.
- Learning about different types of snow.
- Making your own tracks off-piste while controlling your speed.
- Discovering and using safety equipment.
- Getting up on your own after a fall off-piste.
- Improving knowledge of risks and use of safety equipment when skiing off-piste
- Recognising different types of snow
- Making your own tracks off-piste, small rhythmic turns
- Discovering more technical off-piste routes
You have never skied, or only a few hours, skiing is brand new. The objective of the week is to evolve in autonomy in snowplough turns on green slopes.
You have already done 1 to 2 weeks of skiing, you are going down the easy green and blue slopes. You are autonomous on the ski lifts.
You have 2 to 4 weeks of skiing, you ski on blue slopes in parallel, you know how to skid, and pass on small movements of ground.
You have been skiing for several years and are able to ski parallel on red slopes. You want to perfect your parallel turn in all terrain and ski safely on black slopes.
You have a good level of skiing, on any type of terrain. You want to progress technically and discover off-piste and/or new techniques (carving, bumps, etc.).
I have never snowboarded.
I am autonomous with my snowboard and on the ski lifts. I want to learn how to chain turns on blue or red runs.
I master the turns on blue and red slopes, and I did my first jump/slide rotations. I want to improve the sequences of turns on any type of track, jumps and basic rotations.
I master turns on red/black slopes, the Switch on steep slopes, and at ease off-piste. I want to deepen my tricks and learn to adapt my technique to all types of snow and slopes.