Track Attack 2018/2019 Season
Ages 10-14yrs
- $136
- Soo Finnish Nordic Ski Club Family membership is required for participation ($64/year)
- Register online by Monday, November 12, 2018 to take advantage of the EARLY SEASON PRICING. Program fees increase by $20 (before processing and taxes) on November 13, 2018
- Saturdays 10 am – 12 noon at Hiawatha Highlands
- On-snow December 15, 2018 – March 9, 2019
- Hiawatha Highlands trail passes are included in program fees for children 12 and under
Fee includes:
- a ticket for the participant to the end of year club awards banquet
- all sessions for the season
- enrollment in Cross Country Canada Ski’s skill development program (includes a toque or buff)
- coaching by coaches trained in the sport-specific National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) and who have completed a Level 3 Police Vulnerable Sector Check (PVSC)
What you will need: Track Attack Equipment
Note: We are unable to provide one-on-one supervision, specific medical support, or guarantee an allergen-free environment. Due to the extreme conditions of cross country skiing, and for the safety of all of the participants, parents are expected to support the volunteer coaches by accompanying their skier at times to promote success.
Program Description: Participants are skiers aged 10-14 years who have had some previous Jackrabbit experience and are capable of skiing all trails at Hiawatha Highlands. The emphasis is on skill refinement, improvement in fitness level, and having fun with friends. Track Attack skiers may wish to participate in club events and races. Classic skis, boots, and poles are required to participate. Wax skis are required and parents are encouraged to attend waxing clinics to learn how to properly wax their children’s skis. Skate skis are also recommended in order to continue to develop skate skiing technique. At any time during the Track Attack program, skiers who wish to ski and train more frequently are encouraged to join the Racing Rabbit or Ski Team Programs.
Participation in the Summer Dryland Training Program is encouraged.
The Soo Finnish Nordic Ski Club offers a program that follows the guidelines as prescribed by both Cross Country Ski Canada and Cross Country Ski Ontario.