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RECREATION, SNOWBOARD & COMPETITIVE PROGRAMS

MEMBERS PROGRAM

CALEDON SKI CLUB

17431 Mississauga Road

Caledon, Ontario L7K 0E9

Tel 519-927-5221

Fax 519-927-3592

www.caledonskiclub.on.ca

ALPINE DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAM OFFICE

Tel 519-927-9975

Fax 519-927-9974

[email protected]

RACING PROGRAM OFFICE

Tel 519-927-1086

Fax 519-927-1087

[email protected]

Caledon Pro Shop: 519-927-9371

Caledon Pro Shop Hours:

9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. on operating days

Operated by Skiis and Biikes

Contact: Brian Babcock or Paul Montgomery

905-896-1206

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General Information...

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Program Dates...

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Welcome to the 2014–2015 Season ...

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Social & Program Calendar ...

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Trial Membership ...

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Guest Programs...

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Corporate Events...

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Registration Information ...

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Recreational Ski and Snowboard Programs

Junior (3-6) ...

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Private Lessons ...

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Youth (7-16) ...

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Adult (18+) ...

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Ski & Snowboard Flow Chart ...

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Freestyle Caledon ...

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Terrain Park Information ...

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Competitive Ski Programs

Youth ...

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Adult ...

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Alpine Responsibility Code & Helmet Policy Statement ...

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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GENERAL INFORMATION

ALPINE PROGRAM DIRECTOR

Bill Yeigh 519-927-5221

ext. 230

[email protected]

ASSISTANT DIRECTOR

Stewart Barclay 519-927-5221

ext. 229

RECREATION ADMINISTRATOR

Erin Schleyer 519-927-9975

[email protected]

HEAD COACH

Ralph Ferguson 519-927-5221

ext. 257

[email protected]

RACE ADMINISTRATOR

Jennifer Swan

519-927-1086

[email protected]

Three generations of skiers and boarders have made Caledon Ski

Club their winter playground. We have the terrain, the facilities and

the instruction to suit every member of your family, whether you are

sliding the slopes together, or each doing your own thing.

Caledon members have access to some of Canada’s best instructors

and coaches. We offer expert training in both downhill skiing and

snow boarding. Even the most seasoned family member can pick up

a new skill or improve a technique that will add enjoyment to their

day at the club.

Professional instruction is tailored to all age groups with full racing

programs available from youth to adult. Caledon has produced some

great racers who have made their mark nationally and internationally.

This catalogue contains all of the information you need to register

any member of your family into the recreation or racing programs

offered at the Caledon Ski Club

Our goal is to have the finest Alpine Development Programs in

Ontario. In executing this goal, our philosophy is to offer our Members

the most enjoyable and effective programs to meet and exceed their

needs. We will develop, support and deliver programs that:

• Encourage broad-based participation

• Encourage personal growth and develop individual potential

• Facilitate athlete progress to higher levels of competition

Festival FUN DAY

Ages 6+

Pick one day or both and join us on the slopes to check out something new! Groups will rotate through Slopestyle, Moguls, Racing introductory classes to get a feel for different disciplines. We will also be providing snowboard training to experienced boarders who may want to venture into the park or try a race course. A BBQ lunch will be included! *Classes for Children 5 and under will also be available for visiting age appropriate fun stations!

Saturday Feb 28 $40 Sunday March 1 $40

Registration closes Feb. 15, 2015

RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS

Camp 1 Dec 20-23

Camp 2 Dec 27-30

Saturdays* Jan 3-Feb 21 (8 wks)

Sundays* Jan 4-Feb 22 (8 wks)

March Break Mar 16-19

Festival Days Feb 28 & Mar 1 (see page) *Includes Race Programs: U10 Combi & Youth House League

RACING PROGRAMS

Mini Camp 1 Dec 21-23

Camp 2 Dec 27-31 (incl. time trials)

Weekends* Jan 3-Mar 1 (9 wks)

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Fantastic terrain, fun and knowledgeable instructors make Caledon Ski Club a great choice for every member of the family. We offer expert training for all ages in Alpine Skiing, Snowboarding, Freestyle and even Telemark! The Alpine Development Program has made some significant changes to our calendar and program offerings this year that we’d like to share with you.

As a result of the change to the calendar for the Ontario Public School system we are starting the March Break ski programs on Monday, March 16. This change has had an impact with a few of the governing sport bodies that we work with. Alpine Ontario will have races scheduled for the weekend of Feb 28th and March 1st which has traditionally been the date for the Club Championships. Freestyle Ontario and Association of Ontario Snowboarders will also be running programs during this weekend. Therefore, Caledon like most, will be running our Club Champs on March 7 and 8.

Race Programs with teams that travel to away races under AOA sanctions (U12, U14, U16 and U18) will now be a nine week program running from January 3rd to March 1, 2015. The U10, U10 COMBI and Youth House League programs will remain as eight week programs ending on Feb 21 and Feb 22. The Recreation and Snowboard programs will also start on January 3 or January 4 and run for eight weeks ending on February 21 or February 22. What this scheduling allows us to do is create a Festival Weekend of Activities for those kids in the eight week programs which will be held the weekend of February 28 and March 1. We will have events and opportunities for kids to try the many different aspects of the programs that we offer. A lunch voucher will be included for the kids to enjoy a full and fun day for this event. We are looking forward to another competitive season at Caledon Ski Club. Our U10 day and a half program was very successful last season and we will continue to offer this as it is excellent preparation for the U12 circuit. We have expanded our one day programs to make Youth House League and our new U10 Combi program (previously known as Free Race) available on both Saturday and Sunday. The U10 Combi program will include elements of learning park skiing along with an introduction to racing. This comprehensive program allows our young skiers the opportunity to develop their skills across a broader spectrum of skiing and to provide more opportunities for them in the future.

Our Adult Race Training programs will be up and running again with an emphasis on advanced skiing and an opportunity to get into gates on a regular basis. We would like to have more Caledon adults join our exciting Adult House League on Sunday afternoons. The team concept is what is most important in AHL, so why not come out and give it a try this season! As introduced in our new website last year, program information and registration is easily accessible with your Member Login. We look forward to seeing you at the Ski Swap on October 19 and then on the snow!

Bill Yeigh Ralph Ferguson Alpine Program Director Head Coach

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SOCIAL & PROGRAM CALENDAR

October 20 (AGM & Ski Swap) = Club Open

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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 Opening Weekend (weather permitting) Family Christmas Party

Kids Club Opens

Time Trials

Welcome back Wine & Cheese

PUB Night Dance & Auction

Crazy Helmet Weekend Limited Terrain Mid-Season VALENTINE Après Ski Member “BYO” Social Family Day Festival Weekend Night Skiing Pasta Buffet Club Championships Gluhwein Family Fun Day & Caledon Cup Trial Member Meet & Greet

Weekend Programs Begin

December 2014

January 2015

February 2015

March 2015

Club Championships

Limited Terrain Member “BYO” Social

Race

CHRISTMAS DAY Club Closed

CHRISTMAS EVE Club open from 9am to Noon 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

RECREATION Camp #1 Dec. 20/23 RACE Camp #1 Dec. 21-23

RECREATION #1 Dec. 20/23

RECREATION Camp #2 Dec. 27/30 RACE Camp #2 Dec. 27-31

New Year’s Day

Limited Terrain Member “BYO” Social Children’s Day Ladies’ Day SKI TELEMARK Crazy Helmet Weekend Taco Party Men’s Day

March Break Rec. Camp (March 16 to 19) RECREATION Camp #2

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TRIAL MEMBERSHIP

ONE YEAR TRIAL MEMBERSHIP

Tell a friend about our Trial Membership! Trial Membership includes:

• Guest sign-in privileges to invite friends to hit the slopes!

• $200 Alpine Program voucher for weekend group lessons or racing programs. Cost (+HST)

$2000* per family, plus applicable Annual dues. Annual Dues (+HST) MASTER 70-90 $375 ADULT 30-69 $1070 YOUNG ADULT 18-29 $650 CHILD 6-17 $560 CHILD -5 N/C

There are a limited number of spots available. Please contact our Administration office at [email protected] or 519-927-5221, ext. 223 for more information.

*Conversion to full membership: Join before March 15th, 2015 at current initiation rates and the $2000 trial membership fee will be applied as a credit to full membership initiation.

Caledon welcomes guests with member sponsorship to our Recreational Christmas and March Break Camps! Guests can also be signed in for weekend skiing and private lessons for up to 4 times on weekends and 10 times on weekdays during the season.

Camp 1 Dec 20-23 Camp 2 Dec 27-30 March Break Mar 16-19

For more information for our Guest Programs, please visit www.caledonskiclub.on.ca

CORPORATE EVENTS

The Caledon Ski Club has many years’ experience hosting mid-week corporate groups and fundraising events. It is a great way for our members to showcase the club, help to promote membership and create a great day of team building for their organizations. We have introduced aggressive new pricing for this season with incentives for each participant who attends, team building and guest speaker options, complimentary beginner lessons. Have your group enjoy our 25 immaculately groomed trails with 100% snowmaking coverage serviced by 6 chairlifts and two carpet tows. Enjoy breakfast, lunch or après ski snacks from our outstanding food services in both of our full service lodges. Don’t forget about our snowshoe trails and skating rink.

GUEST PROGRAMS

Guests can now

register online at

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Registration is available October 1st online at www.caledonskiclub.on.ca. Register before Nov. 1, 2014 to get Early Bird Pricing! All programs are subject to adequate enrollment.

Emergency Contact Information

When registering online, please ensure your phone numbers are current. We require the cell number of the guardian(s) who will be at the hill most frequently with your children. Remember to have your phone switched on and check frequently, should we need to contact you.

Buddy Requests

Please note that we will do our best to have your children grouped with their friends. You can add this request in the “notes” section when registering online. Please note that grouping is done by ability level and we want your children to improve and have fun!

Skill/Ability Level

Students are evaluated the first day of class and may move from one level to another to facilitate a better learning environment in order to develop their skills. Please complete the ability level to the best of your knowledge as this will help us with the initial grouping.

Payment

Program payment is due at the time of registration. Students will not be added to the class list until payment is received and spots cannot be held for a student. Payment is accepted in the form of cash, cheque, Visa or Mastercard. You will have the option to choose a payment type upon completion of online registration.

Refunds

Will only be available prior to the second class unless you have a doctor’s note in which case they will be prorated.

Program Changes

Changes after week 2 are not permitted. Changes to a registration are subject to a $25 Administration Fee. A “Program Change Form” must be given to the Supervisor of the new program before the student can join the class.

Missed Classes

If a class is cancelled a make-up class will be scheduled when possible. If your child is absent for a class there is no make-up class. Due to the large number of children enrolled and in order to ensure our students remain within a safe student/teacher ratio, we cannot accommodate movement from one day to another or switching afternoon and morning class times.

Waivers

All program participants must have a current year’s waiver on file prior to admission to programs. Waivers can be completed online during Registration or at the Ski School desk.

Confirmation & Receipts

If you do not get a confirmation e-mail within 48 hours please contact the office to ensure you are registered. Receipts for current and past years are always available on our website in your Member Login.

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Junior Ski Skill Levels:

Level 0: Never skied before

Level 1: Comfortable and happy on the carpet tow hills

Level 2: Can turn and stop on Eaton’s Annex/

Kendall’s Kandihar (Green runs)

Level 3: Can ski in control on Larry’s Line (Blue runs)

Level 4: Comfortable skiing anywhere at Caledon

(skis may be in wedge position)

SNOW BEARS PROGRAM

Age 3 & 4

This program centres on making first experiences for youngsters positive and fun. Parents are required to participate on skis with their child during lesson time. Ratio approx 4:1

Camps Time Pre Post

Nov 1 Nov 1 Add Camp 1 10:30 – 11:15 $120 $25 Camp 2 10:30 – 11:15 $120 $25

Seasonal Time Pre Post

Nov 1 Nov 1 Add Saturday 1 10:30 – 11:15 $190 $50 Saturday 2 11:30 – 12:15 $190 $50 Sunday 1 10:30 – 11:15 $190 $50 Sunday 2 11:30 – 12:15 $190 $50 Please see page 1 for Recreational Program dates.

TRAILBLAZERS

Ages 4 to 6

Receive 20% off a Trailblazer/Riglet afternoon class when you register the same child for both morning AND afternoon classes. Registrations must be made at same time and before Nov 1, 2014.

A program for new to intermediate junior skiers. Safety and skills are taught in a fun and encouraging atmosphere in order to create a positive learning experience. Children are grouped by age and ability level. More advanced groupings will be available for those capable. Ratio approx 3:1

Camps Time Pre Post

Nov 1 Nov 1 Add Camp 1 AM 10:00 – 11:30 $140 $25 Camp 1 PM 1:00 – 2:30 $140 $25 Camp 2 AM 10:00 – 11:30 $140 $25 Camp 2 PM 1:00 – 2:30 $140 $25 March AM 10:00 – 11:30 $140 $0 March PM 1:00 – 2:30 $140 $0

Seasonal Time Pre Post

Nov 1 Nov 1 Add Saturday AM 10:00 – 11:30 $210 $50 Saturday PM 1:00 – 2:30 $210 $50

Sunday AM 10:00 – 11:30 $210 $50

Sunday PM 1:00 – 2:30 $210 $50

Please see page 1 for Recreational Program dates.

JUNIOR RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS

AGES 3-6

Register online by November 1st

to get early bird pricing!

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RIGLETS SNOWBOARD

AGE 4 to 6

Receive 20% off a Riglet/Trailblazer afternoon class when you register the same child for both morning AND afternoon classes. Registrations must be made at same time and before Nov 1, 2014.

An entry level program for young boarders. Safety and skills are taught in a fun and encouraging atmosphere in order to create a positive learning experience for young boarders. Take advantage of our combo and snowboard in the morning and ski in the afternoon!

Camps Time Pre Post

Nov 1 Nov 1 Add

Camp 1 AM 10:00 – 11:30 $140 $25 Camp 1 PM 1:00 – 2:30 $140 $25 Camp 2 AM 10:00 – 11:30 $140 $25 Camp 2 PM 1:00 – 2:30 $140 $25 March AM 10:30 – 11:30 $140 $0 March PM 1:00 – 2:30 $140 $0

Seasonal Time Pre Post

Nov 1 Nov 1 Add

Saturday AM 10:00 – 11:30 $210 $50

Saturday PM 1:00 – 2:30 $210 $50

Sunday AM 10:00 – 11:30 $210 $50

Sunday PM 1:00 – 2:30 $210 $50

Please see page 1 for Recreational Program dates.

JUNIOR RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS

AGES 3-6

PRIVATE LESSONS

SKI & SNOWBOARD

Private and semi-private lessons can be arranged for individuals for half hour or one hour time frames. Instructor availability will determine our ability to provide lessons at desired times. A series of five lessons may be used by multiple family members. Please do not include payment for private lessons when booking other programs. (HST included in price).

Child (Under 14) Adult (14+)

1 hour $60 1 hour $70 5 pack/1hour $275 5 pack/1 hour $330 Add Person $20 Add Person $20

It is recommended that you pre-book private lessons. Please call or email Alpine Development at:

519-927-9975, [email protected]

Please note cancellations must be made at least 2 hours prior to the start of the private lesson. Failure to do so may result in a $25 administration charge.

Junior Snowboard Skill Levels:

Level 0: Never boarded before

Level 1: Have boarded but CAN’T link turns

Level 2: Can link turns, but not easily or consistently

Level 3: Can link turns consistently on hills like Larry’s Line

(Blue runs)

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YOUTH RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS

AGES 7-15

MOUNTAIN EXPLORERS

Full Day

Ages 7 to 10

This program is designed to expose skiers to all disciplines of skiing with an emphasis on skill improvement in a fun and enjoyable environment. Ratio approx 6:1.

In order to ensure chairlift safety children must be 7 years old by December 31, 2014 to participate in the Mountain Explorers Program.

Camps Time Pre Post

Nov 1 Nov 1 Add Camp 1 10:00 – 12:00 $245 $50 & 1:00 – 3:00 Camp 2 10:00 – 12:00 $245 $50 & 1:00 – 3:00 March 10:00 – 12:00 $245 $0 & 1:00 – 3:00

Seasonal Time Pre Post

Nov 1 Nov 1 Add Saturday 10:00 – 12:00 $395 $75 & 1:00 – 3:00 Sunday 10:00 – 12:00 $395 $75 & 1:00 – 3:00

MOUNTAIN EXPLORERS

Half Day

Ages 7 to 10

A new program designed for the busy athlete and family that believes there is more to life than just skiing! Skiers will be exposed to all disciplines of skiing with an emphasis on skill improvement in a fun and enjoyable environment. Ratio approx 6:1.

In order to ensure chairlift safety children must be 7 years old by December 31, 2014 to participate in the Mountain Explorers Program.

Seasonal Time Pre Post

Nov 1 Nov 1 Add Saturday AM 9:30– 11:30 $235 $50 Saturday PM 1:30 – 3:30 $235 $50

Sunday AM 9:30– 11:30 $235 $50

Sunday PM 1:30 – 3:30 $235 $50 Please see page 1 for Recreational Program dates.

Youth Ski Skill Levels:

Level 0: Never skied before

Level 1: Skis in control but cautiously on West Hill /

Eaton’s Annex (Green runs)

Level 2: Controls speed on Larry’s Line, sometimes

parallel skis achieved (Blue runs)

Level 3: Skis in control but cautiously on Steep Side

(Black runs)

Level 4: Proficiently skis Steep Side and skis maintain

parallel position

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RIDGE RUNNERS

Ages 11 to 15

Full Day

A program designed for the student that wants to continue to build on basic skiing skills and develop other areas of interest like terrain park and moguls with peers their own age. Ratio approx 7:1.

Camps Time Pre Post

Nov 1 Nov 1 Add

Camp 1 10:00 – 12:00 $245 $50 & 1:00 – 3:00 Camp 2 10:00 – 12:00 $245 $50 & 1:00 – 3:00 March 10:00 – 12:00 $245 $0 & 1:00 – 3:00

Seasonal Time Pre Post

Nov 1 Nov 1 Add

Saturday 10:00 – 12:00 $395 $75

& 1:00 – 3:00

Sunday 10:00 – 12:00 $395 $75

& 1:00 – 3:00

Please see page 1 for Recreational Program dates.

Festival FUN DAY

Ages 6+

Pick one day or both and join us on the slopes to check out something new! Groups will rotate through Slopestyle, Moguls, Racing introductory classes to get a feel for different disciplines. We will also be providing snowboard training to experienced boarders who may want to venture into the park or try a race course. A BBQ lunch will be included! *Classes for Children 5 and under will also be available for visiting age appropriate fun stations!

Saturday Feb 28 $40 Sunday March 1 $40

Registration closes Feb. 15, 2015

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Register online by November 1st

to get early bird pricing!

www.caledonskiclub.com

MIXED BOARDS

Ages 7 to 15

Snowboard in the morning and ski in the afternoon! We’ve added in more skiing time and a longer lunch break to make the switch! We strive to create a balance of skill development, exploration and fun.

Seasonal Time Pre Post

Nov 1 Nov 1 Add

Saturday 10:00 – 12:00 $395 $75 & 1:30 – 3:30 Sunday 10:00 – 12:00 $395 $75 & 1:30 – 3:30 March Break 10:00 – 12:00 $245 1:30 – 3:30

Please see page 1 for Recreational Program dates.

YOUTH RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS

AGES 7-15

Youth Snowboard Skill Levels:

Level 0: Never boarded before

Level 1: Have boarded but CAN’T link turns

Level 2: Can link turns, but not easily or consistently

Level 3: Can link turns consistently on hills like

Larry’s Line (Blue runs)

Level 4: Want to try racing or park boarding

SHREDDERS SNOWBOARD

Ages 7 to 13

A program for all ability levels with emphasis on developing overall riding skills in a safe and fun learning environment. In order to ensure chairlift safety children must be 7 years old by December 31, 2014 to participate in the Shedders Program.

Camps Time Pre Post

Nov 1 Nov 1 Add

Camp 1 10:00 – 12:00 $245 $50 & 1:00 – 3:00 Camp 2 10:00 – 12:00 $245 $50 & 1:00 – 3:00 March 10:00 – 12:00 $245 $0 & 1:00 – 3:00

Seasonal Time Pre Post

Nov 1 Nov 1 Add

Saturday 10:00 – 12:00 $395 $75

& 1:00 – 3:00

Sunday 10:00 – 12:00 $395 $75

& 1:00 – 3:00

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SKI LEADERS IN TRAINING

Ages 13 to 15

This program focuses on developing leadership on and off the slopes. Fun and challenging group activities will be used to prepare students for the CSIA Level 1 course. LIT students will work with Trailblazer classes in the morning and have in-class/on hill training in the afternoon.

Seasonal Time Pre Post

Nov 1 Nov 1 Add

Saturday 10:00 – 11:30 $300 $50

& 1:00 – 3:00

Sunday 10:00 – 11:30 $300 $50

& 1:00 – 3:00

Please see page 1 for Recreational Program dates.

SNOWBOARD LEADERS IN

TRAINING

Ages 13 to 15

This program focuses on developing leadership on and off the slopes. Fun and challenging group activities will be used to prepare students for the CASI Level 1 course. LIT students will work with Riglet classes in the morning and have in-class/on-hill training in the afternoon.

Seasonal Time Pre Post

Nov 1 Nov 1 Add

Saturday 10:00– 11:30 $300 $50

& 1:00 – 3:00

Sunday 10:00– 11:30 $300 $50

& 1:00 – 3:00

Please see page 1 for Recreational Program dates.

In order to teach or coach skiing or snowboarding anywhere in Canada you must first become certified by one of our governing bodies.

Ski Instructors are certified by the Canadian Ski Instructors Alliance (CSIA). There are currently over 20000 members from coast to coast. Snowboard Instructors are certified by the Canadian Association of Snowboard Instructors (CASI).

Ski Coaches are certified by the Canadian Ski Coaches Federation (CSCF).

A large majority of the staff that works at Caledon and across the country have dual certification in CSIA and CSCF. There are a growing number of people that are dual certified by CASI and CSIA. These people are very valuable to teaching programs as they offer more versatility.

Caledon hosts Level 1 courses in all three disciplines every year at the beginning of the season and at the end of the season. They are typically three days long.

Requirements to successfully complete the course are:

You must be 15 years of age by the end of the course.

There are minimum standards of skill required for the skiing and teaching

components. You will receive the teaching information on course that will be sufficient to be successful; however you should be at or above the level of snowboarding or skiing prior to taking the course. Anyone interested in becoming an instructor is encouraged to come to the ski school or race office to set up a complimentary evaluation of their ability as it pertains to the standard of CSIA, CSCF or CASI. We have staff at Caledon that are certified to teach up to CSIA Level 3, CASI and CSCF Level 2 courses.

If you are 13 or 14 years of age this season look for our Leaders In Training program to prepare to become an instructor.

For more information on course dates and to register please visit the following sites:

SKI - CSIA: www.snowpro.com

SNOWBOARD - CASI: www.casi-acms.com SKI COACH - CSCF: www.canskicoach.org FREESTYLE - CFSA: www.freestyleski.com

HOW CAN I BECOME AN INSTRUCTOR?

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CALEDON MASTERS SKI

Age 18+

A group program that caters to adults of all abilities in a fun environment with instructors who specialize in teaching adults. Participants are grouped by ability.

The Mid-Week Masters will run on Wednesdays and Fridays for 6 sessions. Please note that unlike previous years, you will not have the option to switch between the two days.

Camps Time Pre Post

Nov 1 Nov 1 Add Camp 1 1:00 – 2:30 $140 $25 Camp 2 1:00 – 2:30 $140 $25 March 1:00 – 2:30 $140 $0

Seasonal Time Pre Post

Nov 1 Nov 1 Add Saturday 1:00 – 2:30 $175 $25 Sunday 10:00 –11:30 $175 $25 Sunday 1:00 – 2:30 $175 $25 Wednesday 10:00 – 11:30 $150 $0 Friday 10:00 – 11:30 $150 $0

TELEMARK SKIING

Age 18+

Explore the fun, social and exciting sport of Telemark Skiing. We will be offering sessions for beginner to advanced skiers. The eight week classes will be replaced by several sessions that will be scheduled as the season nears in order to meet the needs of our members. There will also be informal ski better together outings periodically throughout the season in order to promote the social and fun sport that changes the look of the Caledon Ski Club.

Sessions will be promoted on the website, e-blast, monitors and flyers. Drop us a line and we will put you on our email list for information specific to these events.

ADULT RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS

AGES 18+

Adult Ski Skill Levels:

Level 0: Never skied before

Level 1: Skis in control but cautiously on West Hill /

Eaton’s Annex (Green runs)

Level 2: Controls speed on Larry’s Line, sometimes

parallel skis achieved (Blue runs)

Level 3: Skis in control but cautiously on Steep Side

(Black runs)

Level 4: Proficiently skis Steep Side and skis maintain

parallel position

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CALEDON MASTERS SNOWBOARD

Age 18+

A group program that caters to adult riders of all abilities in a fun environment with instructors who specialize in teaching adults. Participants are grouped by ability.

Seasonal Time Pre Post

Nov 1 Nov 1 Add

Saturday 1:00 – 2:30 $175 $25

Sunday 1:00 – 2:30 $175 $25

Please see page 1 for Recreational Program dates.

ADULT RECREATIONAL PROGRAMS

AGES 18+

Adult Snowboard Skill Levels:

Level 0: Never boarded before

Level 1: Have boarded but CAN’T link turns

Level 2: Can link turns, but not easily or consistently

Level 3: Can link turns consistently on hills like Larry’s Line (Blue runs)

Level 4: Want to try racing or park boarding

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SNBD LIT 13 TO 15 YR OLD Page 11 U14 DIVISION 1 12 & 13 YR OLD Page 19 U14 DIVISION 2 12 & 13 YR OLD Page 19 U16 DIVISION 1 14 & 15 YR OLD Page 20 U16 DIVISION 2 14 & 15 YR OLD Page 20 U18 / FIS 16 & 17 YR OLD Page 20 SKI TELEMARK Page 12 ADULT HOUSE LEAGUE Page 22 DRUXY’S CLIPPERS Page 23 CALEDON MASTERS Page 12 CALEDON MASTERS SNOWBOARD Page 13 ADULT RACE TRAINING Page 22

19 TO 99 YEARS OF AGE

YOUTH HOUSE LEAGUE 11 TO 14 YR OLD Page 18 U12 RACING 10 TO 11 YR OLD Page 19 RIDGE RUNNERS 11 TO 15 YR OLD Page 9 SKI LIT 13 TO 15 YR OLD Page 11 MOUNTAIN EXPLORERS 7 TO 10 YR OLD Page 8 U10 COMBI 7 TO 10 YR OLD Page 18 RIGLETS SNBD 4 TO 6 YR OLD Page 7 TRAILBLAZERS SKI 4 TO 6 YR OLD Page 6 SNOW BEARS 3 & 4 YR OLD Page 6

SKI & SNOWBOARD FLOW CHART

MIXED BOARDS 7 TO 15 YR OLD

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BUMPS & JUMPS 7 TO 16 YR OLD Page 16 U10 RACE 8 TO 9 YR OLD Page 19 SLOPESTYLE SKI / SNBD 7 TO 16 YR OLD Page 16 SHREDDERS SNBD 7 TO 13 YR OLD Page10

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SNBD LIT 13 TO 15 YR OLD Page 11 U14 DIVISION 1 12 & 13 YR OLD Page 19 U14 DIVISION 2 12 & 13 YR OLD Page 19 U16 DIVISION 1 14 & 15 YR OLD Page 20 U16 DIVISION 2 14 & 15 YR OLD Page 20 U18 / FIS 16 & 17 YR OLD Page 20 SKI TELEMARK Page 12 ADULT HOUSE LEAGUE Page 22 DRUXY’S CLIPPERS Page 23 CALEDON MASTERS Page 12 CALEDON MASTERS SNOWBOARD Page 13 ADULT RACE TRAINING Page 22

19 TO 99 YEARS OF AGE

YOUTH HOUSE LEAGUE 11 TO 14 YR OLD Page 18 U12 RACING 10 TO 11 YR OLD Page 19 RIDGE RUNNERS 11 TO 15 YR OLD Page 9 SKI LIT 13 TO 15 YR OLD Page 11 MOUNTAIN EXPLORERS 7 TO 10 YR OLD Page 8 U10 COMBI 7 TO 10 YR OLD Page 18 RIGLETS SNBD 4 TO 6 YR OLD Page 7 TRAILBLAZERS SKI 4 TO 6 YR OLD Page 6 SNOW BEARS 3 & 4 YR OLD Page 6

SKI & SNOWBOARD FLOW CHART

MIXED BOARDS 7 TO 15 YR OLD

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BUMPS & JUMPS 7 TO 16 YR OLD Page 16 U10 RACE 8 TO 9 YR OLD Page 19 SLOPESTYLE SKI / SNBD 7 TO 16 YR OLD Page 16 SHREDDERS SNBD 7 TO 13 YR OLD Page10

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FREESTYLE CALEDON

AGES 7-16

SLOPESTYLE SNOWBOARD

Ages 7 to 16

A program for riders of all levels that want to be introduced to or expand their skills in the Terrain Park. Interested students will be eligible to participate in competitive events throughout the season. Registration with appropriate associations and governing bodies is required if you choose to compete in any of these events.

Seasonal Time Pre Post

Nov 1 Nov 1 Add Saturday 10:00 to 12:00 $395 $75

& 1:00 to 3:00

Sunday 10:00 to 12:00 $395 $75 & 1:00 to 3:00

Please see page 1 for Recreational Program dates.

BUMPS & JUMPS

Ages 7 to 16

A fun Freestyle Program that introduces and expands the interests of young skiers in the mogul discipline. The majority of classes take place on Wortley’s Wiggle with visits to the Terrain Park. In order to participate in this program students must be able to parallel on all blue runs. Registration with Freestyle Ontario is required as part of this program. More advanced students will have the option of “jumps” and all are invited to participate in a “fun” competition.

Seasonal Time Pre Post

Nov 1 Nov 1 Add Saturday 10:00 to 12:00 $395 $75

& 1:00 to 3:00

Sunday 10:00 to 12:00 $395 $75 & 1:00 to 3:00

Please see page 1 for Recreational Program dates.

SLOPESTYLE SKI

Ages 7 to 16

A program for skiers of all levels that want to be introduced to or expand their skills in the Terrain Park. Registration with Freestyle Ontario is required as part of this program. Interested students will be eligible to participate in competitive events throughout the season.

Seasonal Time Pre Post

Nov 1 Nov 1 Add Saturday 10:00 to 12:00 $395 $75

& 1:00 to 3:00

Sunday 10:00 to 12:00 $395 $75 & 1:00 to 3:00

Please see page 1 for Recreational Program dates.

See what’s new for our Freestyle Program

this year. We invite all athletes to the

dryland program that we run at Caledon

on Sunday mornings from 10-12 starting

September 21. We are also organizing a

trampoline training program that we hope to

be able to unveil in mid-September. Caledon

will host a Timber Tour Event again this season

and we hope to have a Saplings Tour event for

our more novice Freestylerz. Registration with

CFSA is required for all athletes in our program

regardless of your participation in any of the

sanctioned events. Registrants will be provided

with that information upon registration with the

Caledon program. We are looking forward to an

exciting season of spins, tricks rails and jumps!

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CALEDON’S TERRAIN PARK & PARK PASS

PLEASE BE SURE YOU & YOUR GUESTS VIEW AND COMPLETE THE ONLINE PARK PASS TEST BEFORE YOU COME TO THE CLUB. Once the online test is completed, Park Stickers can be picked up at the Ski School desk at the Main Lodge. The Park Pass test must be done every year.

Everyone age 7 and over who wish to enter the Terrain Park must watch our online video andcomplete the PARK PASS test in order to receive a Park Sticker. Children 7 and under do not require a Park Sticker as they are not permitted to enter the Park without a parent, guardian, responsible adult or ski/ snowboard Instructor (who must have a Park sticker). Approved helmets are mandatory in the Terrain Park.

There is no charge and the stickers must be renewed every year!

Play it safe when you use the park. Read up and GET SMART!

Make A Plan

• Every time you use freestyle terrain, make a plan for each feature you want to use.

• Your speed, approach and take off will directly affect your manoeuvre and landing.

Look Before You Leap

• Before getting into freestyle terrain observe all signage and warnings.

• Scope around the jumps first, not over them.

• Use your first run as a warm up run, and to familiarize yourself with the terrain.

• Be aware that the features change constantly due to weather, usage, grooming and time of day.

• Do not jump blindly and use a spotter when necessary. Know your landings are clear and clear yourself out of the landing area.

Easy Style It

• Know your limits and ski/ride within your ability level.

• Start small and work your way up.

• Inverted aerials not allowed in the Caledon Terrain Park.

Respect Gets Respect

• From the lift line through the park.

• Respect the terrain and others.

• One person on a feature at a time.

• Wait your turn and call your start.

• Always clear the landing area quickly.

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YOUTH COMPETITIVE SKI PROGRAMS

AGES 7-17

YOUTH HOUSE LEAGUE

Ages 11 to 14

Designed for athletes who want to ski race, but can’t commit to a full team concept. Athletes will train and race within an informal team environment with an emphasis on skill development, mileage and fun while learning skills necessary to race in Slalom, Giant Slalom and Skier Cross courses. Athletes will get to participate in a minimum of 2 races over the season and may attend Friday training*.

Note: Youth House is an 8 week Program and is run out of the West Lodge.

Seasonal Time Pre Post

Nov 1 Nov 1 Add Saturday 10:00 – 12:00 & 1:00 – 3:00 $420 $75 Sunday 10:00 – 12:00 & 1:00 – 3:00 $420 $75 Please see page 1 for Competitive Program dates.

Approved Helmets must be worn in all Race Programs - hard shell & padding must cover the front back

and ears. Soft eared helmets are not acceptable.

U10 COMBI PROGRAM

Ages 7 to 10

We have combined our U10 Combi and U10 single day classes to make this great new Program! This program will continue to develop the basic skiing skills of the children while exposing them to gate training and drills, terrain park features, moguls and some FUN competition/events. Skiers should be able to keep skis parallel most of the time on Blue runs like Larry’s Line. Kids will be divided into groups based on age and ability. Students in U10 Combi Program WILL BE VISITING THE TERRAIN PARK and as such, all participants in the U10 Combi Program are required to watch the Terrain Park video (available on our website) and receive a Terrain Park sticker before the start of class.

In order to ensure chairlift safety children must be 7 years old by December 31, 2014 to participate in the U10 Combi.

Note: U10 Combi is an 8 week Program and is run out of the West Lodge.

Seasonal Time Pre Post

Nov 1 Nov 1 Add Saturday 10:00 – 12:00 & 1:00 – 3:00 $420 $75 Sunday 10:00 – 12:00 & 1:00 – 3:00 $420 $75

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U10 PROGRAM

Ages 8 & 9

An entry level, one and a half day weekend program for athletes preparing to compete in U12. The emphasis is on fun, skill development and team building while developing the tools required to become well-rounded skiers. Participants must be parallel skiing on blue runs. Athletes will get to participate in a minimum of 2 races over the season including 1 away race and may attend Friday training*.

Seasonal Time

Saturday 9:30 – 12:00 & 1:00 – 3:00 and

Sunday 9:30 – 12:00

Cost: $700 Late Fee (after Nov 1) $75 *Additional fees apply

Please see page 1 for Competitive Program dates.

YOUTH COMPETITIVE SKI PROGRAMS

AGES 7-17

U14 DIVISION 2

Ages 12 & 13

The U14 Division 2 series is for athletes who wish to race and train at a high level in a team based program but do not want the commitment of mid-week training and racing. There will be a minimum of 4 race events to participate in. Travel is required for this program.

Athletes have the opportunity to participate in several camps prior to and over the course of the season and may attend Friday Race Training. Additional fees apply for Camps and Training. There may also be a limited number of spaces available Division 2 participants to race in events scheduled for the U14 Division 1 Program below.

Saturday & Sunday 9:30 to 12:00 & 1:00 to 3:00 Cost: $1120 Late Fee: (after Nov 1 add) $100 Note: 9 week Program. Price does not include AOA fees. Please see page 1 for Competitive Program dates.

U14 DIVISION 1

Ages 12 & 13

The U14 Division 1 Program is for athletes who wish to compete individually. The Division 1 program consists of 29 days of training - Race Camp 1 followed by Fri-Sun training for nine weeks. There are 4 minimum technical events.

U14 Athletes may choose to add to their programs from the following: • Western Camp (Nov 29 to Dec 7, 2014)

which includes coaching, accommodations, food, lift tickets, airfare and ground transfer.

• Speed Events - $60 per day coaching plus race entry fees (per race cost TBD)

• End of season events such as Provincials, Whistler Cup etc. are billed separately by Caledon.

Please contact the Race Office for additional information and pricing. Note: race office must be notified with payment, a minimum of 10 days prior to scheduled race

Cost: $2500

Please see page 1 for Competitive Program dates.

FOR ALL COMPETITIVE PROGRAMS

ATHLETES MUST BE THE MINIMUM AGE

AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2014.

U12 PROGRAM

Ages 10 to 11

This program is now two full days on the weekends and will continue to focus on the training aspect of racing with a minimum of 4 race events. Travel is required for this program.

Athletes have the opportunity to participate in several camps before and over the course of the season including Race Camp 1 (includes Time Trials), several 1 or 2 day AOA Camps at various locations, as well as Friday Race Training. Also look for information on our Vermont Camp on page 19. Additional fees apply for Camps and Training.

Saturday & Sunday 9:30 to 12:00 & 1:00 to 3:00 Cost: $990 Late Fee (after Nov 1 add) $100 Note: 9 week Program. Price does not include AOA fees. Please see page 1 for Competitive Program dates.

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YOUTH COMPETITIVE SKI PROGRAMS

AGES 7-17

U18 / FIS

Ages 16 & 17

The U-18/FIS program at Caledon will be a comprehensive initiative allowing our more experienced teenaged athlete the opportunity to compete at both a club level competition as well as an advanced FIS competition level. The athlete can choose either path, or both. We have dedicated coaches who are well trained in offering the level of training needed to compete successfully at this level.

The U-18 program will consist of 3 SL, 3 GS plus a SG and GS at the SOD Championships in this nine week program. We at Caledon are dedicated to offering the best training available to our athletes at the club. We will be contacting the other private clubs to get hill space for this group so that they may train and race with their own age group. This U-18 series will be a 3 day plan with races on weekends, and training on Friday. FIS races in Ontario will be scheduled throughout the winter. The schedule will consist of 4 SL days and 3 GS days. There will also be an opportunity to race a FIS race in the Ottawa region at Camp Fortune, mid February. The FIS season is slated to begin on Dec. 29 and end March 22, 2015. The FIS program will be a 3 day commitment, Friday Saturday and Sunday throughout the season. It is strongly recommended to attend the Sun Peaks camp in early December in order to be race ready for the first start later in December. A provincial FIS license is mandatory to be eligible to race in this series.

Cost: $2500

Please contact the race office for additional information.

U16 DIVISION 2

Ages 14 & 15

The U16 Division 2 series is for athletes who wish to race and train at a high level in a team based program but do not want the commitment of mid-week training and racing. Travel is required for this program. Competition is in an individual and team format and there will be a minimum of 4 race events to participate in.

Athletes have the opportunity to participate in several camps prior to and over the course of the season and may attend Friday Race Training. Additional fees apply for Camps and Training. There may also be a limited number of spaces available for Division 2 participants to race in events scheduled for the U16 Division 1 Program below.

Saturday & Sunday 9:30 to 12:00 & 1:00 to 3:00 Cost: $1120 Late Fee: (after Nov 1 add) $100 Note: 9 week Program. Price does not include AOA fees. Please see page 1 for Competitive Program dates.

U16 DIVISION 1

Ages 14 & 15

The U16 Division 1 series is for athletes who wish to compete in a comprehensive environment as an individual. The Division 1 program consists of 29 days of training - Race Camp 1 followed by Fri-Sun training for nine weeks. The emphasis is on the development of physical, mental, technical and tactical skills to prepare athletes to compete in a more intensive environment. Training at this level requires a 3 day commitment (Fri-Sun), pre-season training camp (Western Canada), Christmas Camp (at Caledon) and weekly dry land training. Speed events are also available.

Athletes will participate in 6 to 8 races and will have the opportunity to qualify for the Provincials and/or National Championships.

Cost: $2500

Please contact the race office for additional information.

Approved Helmets must be worn in all

Race Programs - hard shell & padding

must cover the front back and ears. Soft

eared helmets are not acceptable.

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VERMONT CAMP

Ages U12 & U14

Jay Peak

Scheduled dates: Dec 15 – Dec 19, 2014 A 5 day Camp that offers athletes an opportunity to gain extra mileage, free-ski development and gate training to prepare for the upcoming season. Training takes place from 9-12 & 1-3 daily. A parent/ chaperone is required for each athlete and will be responsible for travel, meals and supervision. Please contact the race office for additional information and pricing.

FRIDAY TRAINING

Ages U10 & above

This program offers athletes an opportunity to gain extra mileage, skill development and prepare for upcoming weekend races. The race office must be notified by Wednesday of athletes wishing to attend. We do not guarantee space for those athletes who did not notify race office in advance. No-show athletes will be billed to cover coaching fees.

Fridays 9:30 to 12:00 & 1:00 to 3:00 [$60/day] Please contact the race office for additional information.

CHRISTMAS RACE CAMP

Ages U10 & above

A pre-season race Camp at Caledon available to athletes who are registered in a race program. Camps allow athletes to prepare for upcoming race season.

Camp Time Pre Post

Nov 1 Nov 1 Add Mini Camp 1 Dec. 21 – 23 $160 $25

9:30 to 12:00 & 1:00 to 3:00

Camp 2 Dec 27-31 $275 $50

9:30 to 12:00 & 1:00 to 3:00

FOR ALL COMPETITIVE PROGRAMS ATHLETES MUST

BE THE MINIMUM AGE AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2014.

YOUTH COMPETITIVE SKI PROGRAMS

AGES 7-17

WESTERN CANADA CAMP

Ages U14 & above

Sun Peaks

Scheduled dates: Nov 29 – Dec 7, 2014

A Camp with an emphasis on free-ski development, mileage and gate training to prepare for the upcoming season. This camp is supervised by coaches and staff.

Please contact the race office for additional information and pricing.

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ADULT COMPETITIVE SKI PROGRAMS

AGES 18+

ADULT HOUSE LEAGUE

Age 19+

Our Adult Race Training programs will have an emphasis on advanced skiing with an intro to gate training for skiers new to racing as well as training designed for our more experienced racers. We would like to have more Caledon adults join our exciting Adult House League on Sunday afternoons. The team concept is what is most important in AHL, so why not come out and give it a try this season!

Seasonal Time Pre Post Nov 1 Nov 1 Add Sunday 1:30 $195 $50 Note: 9 week Program

Please see page 1 for competitive program dates.

ADULT RACE TRAINING

Age 19+

Adult Race Training is back again this year! We are planning to integrate some of the actual gate training with our Clippers Team. This will give you the opportunity to train on better terrain, create better training environments and be a part of a team concept. While we are always actively recruiting members to the Clippers, you can still enjoy the atmosphere of skiing with friends under the watchful eye of our professional staff. Advancing skiing skills is our goal to have you improve both how you ski and how you learn to race.

You don’t need specialized equipment! Just a pair of skis, boots, poles and a helmet is enough to make the ART a fun day on the hills at Caledon. Come out and give it a try for either the first timer or the seasoned veteran.

Adult Race Training is an 8 week program. Friday training starts Jan 9th and weekends start the 10th and 11th.

Seasonal Time Pre Post

Nov 1 Nov 1 Add Friday 1:30 – 3:30 $195 $50

Saturday 1:15 – 3:15 $250 $50

Sunday 10:00 – 12:00 $250 $50

Note: 9 week Program

Please see page 1 for competitive program dates.

Register online by November 1st

to get the Early Bird pricing!

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ADULT COMPETITIVE SKI PROGRAMS

AGES 18+

DRUXY’S CLIPPERS

Age 19+

The Caledon Clippers will once again be very visible to the adult ski racing community at Caledon and will be be competing in the Collingwood inter club series. This series will consist of a minimum of 4 races throughout the season plus a finals race.

We will be hosting a SL race again this season and we encourage anyone interested in ski racing to come out and give the Clippers Team a try. There are no special equipment needed, race suits are optional and 1 pair of skis is sufficient in the fun league. Races are usually held Saturday afternoons, giving you plenty of time to travel and prepare for the races. We encourage participation, lots of fun, laughter and general good skiing at our training days as well as our race days. AHL or Adult House League is included in the Clippers package. We would like to see all the Clippers members come out Sunday afternoons for some fun racing. Come out and see how well you can compete and ski with the Clippers.

Full Program

Includes Saturday (1:15-3:15) & Sunday (10:00-12:00) Adult Race Training and Sunday Adult House League (1:30-3:30).

Cost: $670 Late Fee: (after Nov 1 add) $100 Note: 9 week Program.

Price does not include AOA fees.

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ALPINE RESPONSIBILITY CODE

There are elements of risk that common sense and

personal awareness can help reduce. Regardless

of how you decide to use the slopes, always show

courtesy to others. Please adhere to the code listed

below and share with others the responsibility for a

great outdoor experience.

1. Always stay in control. You must be able to stop, or avoid

other people or objects.

2. People ahead of you have the right-of-way. It is your

responsibility to avoid them.

3. Do not stop where you obstruct a trail or are not visible

from above.

4. Before starting downhill or merging onto a trail, look uphill

and yield to others.

5. If you are involved in or witness a collision or accident,

you must remain at the scene and identify yourself to the

Ski Patrol.

6. Always use proper devices to help prevent runaway

equipment.

7. Observe and obey all posted signs warnings.

8. Keep off closed trails and closed areas.

9. You must not use lifts or terrain if your ability is impaired

through use of alcohol or drugs.

10. You must have sufficient physical dexterity, ability and

knowledge to safely load, ride and unload lifts. If in doubt,

ask the lift attendant.

Know the Code - Be Safety Conscious.

IT IS YOUR RESPONSIBILITY.

Helmet Policy Statement

It is mandatory that all Caledon Ski Club Skiers, and Snowboarders - while participating in a race program either at Caledon Ski Club or off-premises - shall wear a helmet. The helmet shall be worn at all times during training, gates and races. The helmets are to be recognized as ski or snowboarding helmets, and must be properly fitted. All partici-pants using the Terrain Park and Half Pipe must wear a helmet. Those participating in Terrain Park programs must complete the Park Ride seminar and test.

The policy is subject to change. Please consult the Caledon Ski club website for the latest version of the policy.

The above mentioned race programs include:

 • Free Race, U10, U12, U14, U16, U18 Core and Individual Programs  • Youth House League

 • Clippers

 • Adult Race Training  • Adult House League

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RECREATION, SNOWBOARD & COMPETITIVE PROGRAMS

MEMBERS PROGRAM

CALEDON SKI CLUB

17431 Mississauga Road

Caledon, Ontario L7K 0E9

Tel 519-927-5221

Fax 519-927-3592

www.caledonskiclub.on.ca

ALPINE DEVELOPMENT

PROGRAM OFFICE

Tel 519-927-9975

Fax 519-927-9974

[email protected]

RACING PROGRAM OFFICE

Tel 519-927-1086

Fax 519-927-1087

[email protected]

Caledon Pro Shop: 519-927-9371

Caledon Pro Shop Hours:

9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. on operating days

Operated by Skiis and Biikes

Contact: Brian Babcock or Paul Montgomery

905-896-1206

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