- Refer to the Program Pricing Chart
- Soo Finnish Nordic Ski Club Family Membership is required for participation
- Contact [email protected] for Fall Dryland schedule
- On-snow December – March
- Tuesday and Thursday evenings 6:30pm-8:00pm and Saturdays 10:00am-12:00pm at Hiawatha Highlands
- Hiawatha Highlands trail passes are required for skiers 13 and over
- All Senior Ski Team members abide by the SFNSC Race Team Policy 2013
Fee includes:
- all sessions for the winter season
- participation in Dryland Training is encouraged.
- 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)
The objective of the Senior Ski Team is to promote excellence in cross-country skiing and biathlon. This team is for athletes who love to ski and want to challenge themselves to find their personal best. While this group will meet for team practices, the individual needs to be committed to training independently and as part of the group. While individual team members are expected to be supportive of each other at all times, and help work together to develop a cohesive team, an individual’s personal goals are paramount to their personal program.
Participation in Dryland Training is encouraged.
All athletes travelling to out of town races are responsible for their own expenses related to gas, food, and accommodations. These athletes also share the gas and accommodation expenses of the coach, lead wax technician and designated chaperone(s). Whenever possible the team travels and lodges together to reduce expenses. Athletes travelling to these races can choose to travel and lodge with their parents but will still be expected to pay a portion of the accommodation and gas expenses of the coach and lead wax technician.
The Soo Finnish Nordic Ski Club offers a program that follows the guidelines as prescribed by both Nordiq Canada and Cross Country Ontario.