Anega's origins?

ANEGA was created in 1999 by two trainers Anthony Rolland and Alain Biglietto with three skiers Nicolas Zoll, Eric Rolland and Gaëtan Llorach. Their aim being to train outside the federal organisations during the holiday period.

At the time this was complicated! In spite of the official French Ski Federation version noone was ready to work with private organisations.

Today these organisations exist in all the Alpine countries. France is loosening up in spite of a slight delay...










Our organisation answers various needs:

For certain top level competitors, who no longer flourish within their ski federation. They have been there for too long and would like to work in a different way. To rediscover the desire to play and take risks. To see their training from another angle.

For federations with few skiers. It is more interesting and cheaper to join a group already formed. Find the challenge necessary in a system which works.

For skiers without sufficient results who feel as though they have failed: pput them back "on the rails" thanks to quality training; or help them realise that all these sacrifices they have made are as many positive experiences which will be useful in their adult life.

For young ambitious skiers, who have their heads full of dreams; and who see that with a quality training  programme they will improve their chances of success!

And now for the clubs who want to entrust us with one or several skiers for specific courses (as Australia): open up and maximise the training programe for promising skiers.