Cross Country Ski Rec
Ages: K-1
Ages: K-1
Program Description
The Cross Country Ski Recreation program is often a child’s first experience on skis. Athletes will ski one or two day(s) a week at at the Alta Track (offered Tuesdays & Thursdays). Focus on fun on snow with games and play to enhance skier’s enjoyment and skill on snow. Focus on proper body position through ski play; understanding the importance of teamwork and fair play. Introduction of aspects of Skate and Classic technique and basic fitness training, as well as a general appreciation of and respect for cross country ski equipment.
Ages: 5-6 (must be in kindergarten at least)
Skill Development Focus: Emphasis will be on play, fun, skiing, enjoyment and balance, basic agility and coordination.
Skill Requirements: None
Competition: Games on snow, Alta Vista Race.
Schedule/Sessions: Tuesdays and Thursdays for 9 weeks, December 3, 2019 – February 28, 2020 from 4-5pm at Alta Track.
Program Fees:
Two day - $115 (though July 31, 2019)
Ski Passes: None required, but please purchase TVTAP Nordic Pass to support grooming.
Transportation: Not included.
Equipment:
Max. Participants/Ratio: 7:1
Work Deposit and Family Participation: Positive parental support is essential. Families are encouraged to get involved with club activities and participate in at least one training session a month.
Click here to register for Nordic Recreation Team
Ages: 5-6 (must be in kindergarten at least)
Skill Development Focus: Emphasis will be on play, fun, skiing, enjoyment and balance, basic agility and coordination.
Skill Requirements: None
Competition: Games on snow, Alta Vista Race.
Schedule/Sessions: Tuesdays and Thursdays for 9 weeks, December 3, 2019 – February 28, 2020 from 4-5pm at Alta Track.
Program Fees:
Two day - $115 (though July 31, 2019)
Ski Passes: None required, but please purchase TVTAP Nordic Pass to support grooming.
Transportation: Not included.
Equipment:
- Skis: one pair of waxless skis, soft flex and between nose and forehead height.
- Boots: boots that are comfortable and warm.
- Poles: one pair of poles for all techniques, or skis with no poles. Poles should fit snugly under the armpit.
- Ancillary Equipment: Clothing should provide appropriate protection from the elements and keep children comfortable for extended periods of skiing to ensure enjoyment of sport. Eye protection recommended.
Max. Participants/Ratio: 7:1
Work Deposit and Family Participation: Positive parental support is essential. Families are encouraged to get involved with club activities and participate in at least one training session a month.
Click here to register for Nordic Recreation Team