Hohenzollern Skistadion: 1.5-Hour Biathlon Workshop

The Hohenzollern Skistadion’s 1.5-hour Biathlon workshop promises an immersive experience for both beginners and seasoned marksmen. Under the guidance of professional instructors, you will learn essential shooting techniques and breathing methods, utilizing real Biathlon rifles and comparing their accuracy as their pulse rates fluctuate. Set in a fully accessible and modern stadium, this unique workshop offers a chance to develop skills in the thrilling sport of Biathlon. With personalized feedback and a focus on skill development, the workshop is sure to captivate anyone interested in exploring this dynamic discipline.

Key Points

• Immersive 1.5-hour biathlon workshop held at the Hohenzollern Skistadion, one of the few biathlon stadiums in Germany.
• Hands-on training by professional instructors, covering shooting techniques, breathing, bodily movements, and games to test accuracy under varying pulse rates.
• Fully wheelchair accessible venue with modern and well-equipped facilities, providing an inclusive environment for all participants.
• Suitable for both experienced marksmen and beginners, with a flexible cancellation policy and no upfront payment required.
• Participants will have the opportunity to handle specialized biathlon rifles and apply their skills on an official competition venue.

Workshop Overview

At the Hohenzollern Skistadion, participants can experience a 1.5-hour Biathlon workshop. One of the few Biathlon stadiums in Germany, the venue hosts this private group activity.

The workshop is conducted in German and is wheelchair accessible. During the 1.5-hour session, you will learn to use Biathlon rifles and develop shooting techniques under the guidance of a professional instructor.

They’ll practice breathing, bodily movement, and various shooting positions. The workshop also includes games that compare shooting results under different pulse rates.

Participants must be at least 14 years old and should wear sports shoes and sportswear.

Location and Accessibility

The Hohenzollern Skistadion, one of the few Biathlon stadiums in Germany, hosts this 1.5-hour workshop. Wheelchair users can easily access the venue, making it inclusive for all participants. The facility features modern amenities and is well-equipped for the biathlon experience.

Facility Features	Details
Location	Hohenzollern, Germany
Type	Biathlon stadium
Accessibility	Wheelchair accessible
Amenities	Modern, well-equipped
Suitability	Suitable for the workshop

The combination of the Hohenzollern Skistadion’s convenient location, accessibility, and biathlon-focused facilities ensures a seamless and inclusive experience for all workshop participants.

Pricing and Booking

From as little as Kč 1,252 per person, participants can reserve their spot in the Biathlon Workshop at the Hohenzollern Skistadion.

The workshop can be booked now with no upfront payment, and participants won’t pay anything until the day of the event.

What’s more, there’s a free cancellation policy up to 24 hours in advance, ensuring full refunds.

Whether you’re an experienced marksman or a complete beginner, this 1.5-hour workshop provides a unique opportunity to learn the art of Biathlon in one of Germany’s few Biathlon stadiums.

Experience Details

Professional instructors guide participants through the Biathlon Workshop, teaching them the essential skills of the sport.

They’ll learn breathing techniques, proper bodily movements, and how to assume different shooting positions – lying down and standing.

Participants will also have the opportunity to put their new skills to the test, comparing their shooting accuracy under varying pulse rates.

The workshop provides a hands-on experience, allowing attendees to use real Biathlon rifles and ammunition.

Throughout the session, the instructor offers guidance and feedback, ensuring participants develop a solid foundation in this unique winter sport.

Instructor-Led Guidance

During the Biathlon Workshop, the professional instructor guides participants through the essential skills and techniques of the sport.

The instructor offers hands-on training and personalized feedback to help attendees develop their shooting and movement skills.

Participants can expect to learn:

• Proper breathing techniques to steady their aim
• Efficient bodily movements for different shooting positions
• Strategies to maintain composure and accuracy under increased heart rates

With the instructor’s expert guidance, workshop attendees gain a comprehensive understanding of the biathlon discipline and have the opportunity to practice their newfound skills in a real biathlon stadium setting.

Skills Taught

What skills do participants learn during the Biathlon Workshop?

Under the guidance of experienced instructors, participants develop essential shooting techniques and physical skills.

They’ll learn proper breathing methods to steady their aim, techniques for bodily movements to improve stability, and how to assume various shooting positions like lying down and standing.

The workshop also includes games where participants can compare their shooting accuracy under different pulse rates, allowing them to better understand the impact of physical exertion on marksmanship.

Participant Guidelines

The Biathlon Workshop at the Hohenzollern Skistadion isn’t suitable for children under 14 years of age.

Participants are expected to bring appropriate sports shoes and sportswear for the workshop.

Smoking, alcohol, and drugs are strictly prohibited during the session.

The workshop takes place rain or shine, so participants should come prepared for the weather conditions.

• Appropriate sports shoes and sportswear are required.
• Smoking, alcohol, and drugs aren’t allowed.
• The workshop goes on regardless of weather conditions.

Inclusions

The Biathlon Workshop provides participants with all the necessary equipment, including the biathlon rifles and ammunition.

Participants will be able to experience handling the specialized rifles used in this sport and learn proper shooting techniques.

Access to the Hohenzollern Skistadion, one of the few biathlon stadiums in Germany, is also included.

This allows attendees to fully enjoy the biathlon setting and try out their newfound skills on the official competition venue.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I Bring My Own Biathlon Rifle?

No, participants cannot bring their own biathlon rifles. The workshop provides the necessary equipment, including biathlon rifles and ammunition, for participants to use during the instructor-led activities and games.

Are There Any Age Restrictions for the Instructor?

The biathlon workshop has an age restriction, as it’s not suitable for children under 14 years old. However, there are no specific age requirements for the instructor leading the workshop.

Is There a Minimum Group Size Required?

The biathlon workshop does not have a minimum group size requirement. Participants can book a private session for their group, with no minimum number of attendees specified.

Can I Stay After the Workshop to Practice on My Own?

Unfortunately, the workshop does not allow participants to stay and practice on their own after the 1.5-hour session. The experience is time-limited, with no additional access to the venue or equipment provided beyond the scheduled workshop.

Is Transportation to the Venue Included in the Pricing?

Transportation to the venue is not included in the pricing. Participants are responsible for arranging their own transportation to the Hohenzollern Skistadion, where the 1.5-hour Biathlon workshop takes place.

Recap

The Hohenzollern Skistadion’s Biathlon workshop offers an engaging and educational experience for both novice and seasoned participants. With professional instruction, hands-on training, and a focus on skill development, this workshop provides an immersive introduction to the world of Biathlon. Attendees can expect to refine their shooting techniques and learn breathing methods, all within a fully accessible and modern stadium setting.