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Mini-Mites is a 6-week program perfect for young skiers interested in sampling WARP. Mini-Mites will begin February 11th and run six consecutive Saturday's; ending the projected last day of our Mitey-Mite Program on March 17th. Cost is $300 and includes USSA membership. It does not include ski lift access. Please share this news with your skiing friends. Skiers will have fun, meet new friends, and develop skills essential for mastering the mountain. Our coaches are safety-conscious and fun-oriented staff. Interested members can compete in the Peter Lorincz Cup race on February 27-28. Session Dates: |
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This 10-week program is perfect for young skiers eager to improve their skills and really take on the mountain. This is a fun, non-competitive program for participants including a lot of free skiing, games situations, drills, and the introduction of ski racing basics. Skiers will have fun, meet new friends, and develop skills essential for mastering the mountain. A fun race takes place during WARP Winter Camp. Our coaches are safety-conscious and fun-oriented staff. Participants should be able to manage equipment and clothing, and to ski independently. Interested members can compete in the Peter Lorincz Cup race on February 27-28. Session Dates:
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Our YSL skiers are focused on developing skiing and ski racing skills to enhance their performance in local and regional races. As part of the YSL, skiers are introduced to USSA ski competition basics and racing techniques through drills, free-skiing and gate training. A variety of regional races are available for participants to test their skills. YSL racers in the J4 and J5 class have the opportunity to qualify for the PNSA Buddy Werner Championships race in March. Session Dates:
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Our Juniors (J1-J3) are developed into great skiers who enjoy testing their skills in competition. They blend their time between training at the mountain and attending regional USSA sanctioned races. Juniors may compete to qualify for the Junior Olympics or help their high school teams compete for state championships. If you are a high school student, skiing with the Emerald League and also want to compete in USSA/PNSA races, our Junior 1 Day option is a great choice. Session Dates:
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Our new Masters program helps skiers develop skills, hone their competitive edge, and become truly solid skiers and racers. Skiers must be able to ski the whole mountain under most conditions. Master’s racers compete in PNSA/USSA master’s calendared events including the Peter Lorincz Cup. Session Dates:
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An introductory competition snowboard program orientated to develop snowboarding skills and shaping life skills through sport. Skills and sport development include: General carving, riding control, slopestyle jumps and maneuvers, Dual Giant Slalom carving and tactics, Boardercross techniques and tactics to 40 participants for the 2012 season. Session Dates:
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