Think it is too cold to ski?  Check the Marmot website to see what the temperature is at the hill by 8:30 am. There are often inversions, which means it can be warmer up at the hill than at lower elevations.
 
If the forecast is for below -20C, start time is automatically pushed to 10:30 a.m.
 
At 9:30 a.m. if the weather is still too cold for training the HEAD COACH for each division will send an e-mail calling for cancellation for training for that day.  If you do NOT receive an e-mail, we are going ahead with training at the later time of 10:30 a.m.

K1 and K2 go up to train, unless otherwise notified.  You gotta be tough at the K level
 
E-mails will come from:
 
Marek and Brent to inform K1 & K2 racers
 
Patrice Fortin to inform Nancy Greene Ski League Racers

 Mike will  inform Fast Track.

On- Snow Training starts officially on November 27th, 2010

K1: Our "Learn to Train- Learning the Sport" program is for 11 and 12 year old athletes with an emphasis on learning sport specific mental and physical skill, racing development and fun in a team based atmosphere. They also have an opportunity to test their skills against peers at the provincial level,  A large part of the focus is on skill development and perfecting technique.

The program runs both Saturday and Sunday during the ski season, as well as Christmas and Easter camps.  Races are scheduled throughout the season and require the athlete to travel (generally Fri-Sun)   See the Alberta Alpine website at www.albertalpine.ca for complete calendar for the season.  We are using Google Calendar for our members, to keep you informed about training and races. 

Dryland Training is also a key part of the program.

K2:  Our "Learn to Race - Building the Racer" program  for 13 and 14 year old atheletes.  In this phase we work on speed matched with solid technique. 

The program runs both Saturday and Sunday during the ski season, as well as Christmas and Easter camps.  Races are scheduled throughout the season and require the athlete to travel (generally Fri-Sun)   See the Alberta Alpine website at www.albertalpine.ca for complete calendar for the season.  We are using Google Calendar for our members, to keep you informed about training and races. 

This program has 19 race starts  and 40 training days.

Dryland Training is a key part of the program.

2010/2011 Prices

$972.00  All fees include the mandatory Alberta Alpine insurance costs.

Please contact Moreah Rayner, Registration Coordinator at mystic13@telusplanet.net or phone (780) 852-3166 for ski club registration forms and AB Alpine waivers (every racer and each parent needs to fill out a waiver )