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All Mountain Adventurers
Saturdays: 9:30-3:30p
Drop off begins at 9:15amJanuary: 4th, 11th, 25thFebruary: 1st, 8th, 22nd March: 1st, 8th, 15th, 22ndSundays: 9:30-3:30p
Drop off begins at 9:15amJanuary: 5th, 12th, 26th February: 2nd, 9th, 23rd March: 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rdCost:
$1,700 (first student)
$1,500 (second, third, fourth, & fifth student)
Why All-Mountain Adventurers?
From greens to glide, blues to cruise, and black diamonds to conquer, Saddleback offers a wide variety of expansive terrain and challenges that will help your child progress. Daily snow conditions and available terrain will dictate where our groups will explore. Some days we will be on groomed terrain learning front-side tactics and techniques, including an introduction to ski racing. As conditions allow, older groups will venture into bumps, trees, and steeps. The daily terrain selection will be based on conditions and the age and skill level of the group. This program focuses on two pillars – a sense of community and safety.Groups are formed based on age and ability. Attendance is paramount to the success of the group, so we ask you to commit to a minimum of 8 of the 10 weeks. Coaches remain the same throughout the program to build positive instructional and interpersonal relationships. This group setting is an amazing way for your child to make new friends!Safety
Teach your child to evaluate risks and assess variable terrain.Program Includes- 10 weeks of instruction
- Daily lunch. Lunch is included in the program cost, but we recommend that you pack a couple of easy snacks for the morning and afternoon. Calories keep your child warm!
Attendance is paramount to the success of the group, and we ask that you commit to a minimum of 8 of the 10 weeks. If you are unable to commit to the entire season, this may impact the group your child is placed in as we see students make major improvements throughout the season.
What Level Is My Skier/Rider?
When selecting the level your child is at, please consider the skills they have, rather than the terrain they can complete. At Roger Page Ski and Ride School, we learn/refine new skills on easier terrain so that we are more successful on difficult terrain. This might feel frustrating at first, but we promise your child will have an opportunity to challenge themselves and improve their technical ability! If you would like to chat further, please feel free to reach out to SkiSchoolInfo@saddlebackmaine.com
Young Adult Patrollers
All Mountain Adventurers: FUNdamentals of Ski Racing
The Roger Page Ski & Ride School at Saddleback
With over 40 acres of beginner terrain, class is always in session here at Saddleback. Is your young athlete ready for a FUN and exciting challenge this season? Saddleback's FUNdamentals of Ski Racing program offers an intro to racing in 10 full-day sessions from January to March. Instruction focuses on race training but will also expose participants to a variety of other challenges.
This is a 10-week program on Sundays commencing January 5th from 9:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
Our Roger Page Ski & Ride School team looks forward to building relationships with your child throughout the season and showing them all that the Saddleback community has to offer.
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FUNdamentals of Ski Racing
10-week program
Ages 5-13
Level 4 or Higher
Sundays:
9:15am drop off. Class runs from 9:30a -3:30p
January: 5th, 12th, 26th
February: 2nd, 9th, 23rd
March: 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd
Cost:
$1,700 (first student)
$1,500 (second, third, fourth, & fifth student)
Why Fundamentals of Ski Racing?
From greens to glide, blues to cruise, and black diamonds to conquer, Saddleback offers a wide variety of expansive terrain and challenges that will help your child progress. Daily snow conditions and available terrain will dictate where our groups will explore. Some days we will be on groomed terrain learning front-side tactics and techniques, including an introduction to ski racing. As conditions allow, older groups will venture into bumps, trees, and steeps. The daily terrain selection will be based on conditions and the age and skill level of the group.
Each week participants will learn a new skill, from edge control to side slipping, to carving railroad tracks to moguls and tree skiing. The purpose of this program is to increase young skiers' knowledge and abilities, so they become passionate, lifelong skiers while making new friends and building confidence.
Program Includes
- 10 weeks of instruction
- Daily lunch. Lunch is included in the program cost, but we recommend that you pack a couple of easy snacks for the morning and afternoon. Calories keep your child warm!
Attendance is paramount to the success of the group, and we ask that you commit to a minimum of 8 of the 10 weeks. If you are unable to commit to the entire season, this may impact the group your child is placed in as we see students make major improvements throughout the season.
If you would like to chat further, please feel free to reach out to SkiSchoolInfo@saddlebackmaine.com.
All Mountain Adventurers - Half Day
Saturdays: 9:30-1:00p
Drop off begins at 9:15amJanuary: 4th, 11th, 25thFebruary: 1st, 8th, 22nd March: 1st, 8th, 15th, 22ndSundays: 9:30-1:00p
Drop off begins at 9:15amJanuary: 5th, 12th, 26th February: 2nd, 9th, 23rd March: 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rdCost:
$1,200 (first student)
$1,100 (second, third, fourth, & fifth student)
Why All-Mountain Adventurers?
From greens to glide, blues to cruise, and black diamonds to conquer, Saddleback offers a wide variety of expansive terrain and challenges that will help your child progress. Daily snow conditions and available terrain will dictate where our groups will explore. Some days we will be on groomed terrain learning front-side tactics and techniques, including an introduction to ski racing. As conditions allow, older groups will venture into bumps, trees, and steeps. The daily terrain selection will be based on conditions and the age and skill level of the group. This program focuses on two pillars – a sense of community and safety.Groups are formed based on age and ability. Attendance is paramount to the success of the group, so we ask you to commit to a minimum of 8 of the 10 weeks. Coaches remain the same throughout the program to build positive instructional and interpersonal relationships. This group setting is an amazing way for your child to make new friends!Safety
Teach your child to evaluate risks and assess variable terrain.Program Includes- 10 weeks of instruction
- Daily lunch. Lunch is included in the program cost, but we recommend that you pack a couple of easy snacks for the morning and afternoon. Calories keep your child warm!
Attendance is paramount to the success of the group, and we ask that you commit to a minimum of 8 of the 10 weeks. If you are unable to commit to the entire season, this may impact the group your child is placed in as we see students make major improvements throughout the season.
What Level Is My Skier/Rider?
When selecting the level your child is at, please consider the skills they have, rather than the terrain they can complete. At Roger Page Ski and Ride School, we learn/refine new skills on easier terrain so that we are more successful on difficult terrain. This might feel frustrating at first, but we promise your child will have an opportunity to challenge themselves and improve their technical ability! If you would like to chat further, please feel free to reach out to SkiSchoolInfo@saddlebackmaine.com