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Looking to take your skiing or riding to the next level? Then you have come to the right place! The Sugar Bowl Mountain Sports Learning Center has top notch instructors and multi-day clinics to help you improve in powder, steeps, bumps or groomers. We also offer several specialty clinics designed just for women with top notch nationally renowned female instructors. Looking for the ultimate back country experience? How about a day of private coaching with skiing legend Eric DesLauriers? We also have a great program for you to learn to be an instructor or at least ski or ride like the pros. So whether you are looking to learn a switch 720 or for a back country safety lesson we offer specialty coaching and clinics to take you to the next level!
Sugar Bowl’s Mountain Sports Learning Center (MSLC) is offering 2-day & 1-day camps with focus specially designed for active, energetic women who are eager to improve their skiing and snowboarding skills.
Sugar Bowl's women's clinic is geared to those with prior ski or snowboard experience who are looking to build their confidence. Each day will be designed to help take you to the next level, all while enjoying a day out with the girls.
Each day clinic includes a morning yoga session, 4 hours of on-the-snow training with Sugar Bowl’s top female certified instructors, lunch, wine tasting & massages. This program will challenge you, improve your performance, and will be tailored to the participants needs for that session. A special thanks goes out to Selby Wines for providing all of the wine for the afternoon tasting session. Find out more about Selby Wines.
Meet The Instructors:
Billie Cornell
Patty Garza
Janet Moran
Laura Ford
Instruction Dates:
- 1/8-9/2010 (required 2 days)
- 3/5-6/10
- 4/3/10
Please fax this Registration Form to 530-426-6782
Pre-Registration is required to reserve your spot.Please call 530-426-6700 for more information on the 2009/2010 camps.
Registration deadline is 3 days prior to start of camp. Ladies must be 16 and over and at an intermediate level of skiing or boarding. Space is limited for maximum personal focus.
For reservations and information, call 530-426-6700 or email Jaime Hansen or Billie Cornell
Program includes:
- Personal coaching
- Individual assessment
- Equipment assessment and recommendations
- All mountain adaptability!
- 8-8:30 AM Registration
- 8:30-9:15 Warm up with a morning Yoga session
- A full day of on-the-hill training with a 1 hour lunch break.
- Wrap-up with wine, refreshments and massages.
Sugar Bowl- inside Mt. Judah Lodge- Coldstream Room.
Sugar Bowl may cancel event due to lack of snow, weather, or less than a minimum number participants at their discretion. Guests will have option to participate in alternate camp.
Comments from Previous Clinic 3/6-7/2009
Comments from Previous Clinic 1/23-24/2009
Comments from Previous Clinic 1/27-28/2008
Looking to stay in Truckee, then head to Holiday Inn Express. Just a short 10 minute drive up Old Hwy 40 To Sugar Bowl.
Seniors 55 & Older Adventure Camp
Two and three day camps, $50 deposit required
Two day camp (days one and two only), $210 plus lift tickets
Three day camp, $275 plus lift tickets
A fun adventure for senior customers while coaching and guiding guests with modern contemporary ski techniques. This adventure is geared towards seniors ages 55 and older who are looking to improve their skiing. We advise modern contemporary skis & boots for the clinic. Snowboarders are welcome to participate. Total value of this clinic is over $1,000 if you were to purchase this separately, so take advantage of this great deal for only $225.
Five dates to choose from (Tuesday-Thursday):
December 15, 16 & 17, 2009
January 12, 13 & 14 2010
February 9, 10 & 11, 2010
March 16, 17 & 18 2010
April 6, 7 & 8 2010
Pre-registration is required: (530) 426-6700 or E-mail reservations@sugarbowl.com. On-line applications will be available November 23, 2009.
Registration deadline is 3 days prior to start of each camp.
Questions and information: Mountain Sports Learning Center, (530) 426-6700, reservations@sugarbowl.com.
Adventure will consist of:
- Teaching/coaching on all mountain equipment (men 170cm or shorter, women 150/160cm or shorter)
- Discounts available for high-end demo skis/boards from “Sugar Bowl Ski and Sports”.
- Recommend softer/more flexible boots
- Four levels of Adventure from groomer cruisers to off-piste masters
- Six hours daily, 3 hours teaching and 3 hours of coaching each day
- Video analysis: Video on days one and three
- A five to one class ratio size
- 25% discount at Podium Productions for overnight equipment wax/tune
- Lodging available at discounted rates
- Complimentary Daily CORE Pass for clinic participants.
- Thursday afternoon, 4 to 6 PM, video analysis and wrap-up with après hors d’ oeuvres and no host beverages.
Requirements
- An intermediate skier/rider comfortable on easier blue groomed runs.
- An advanced to expert skier/rider wanting to fine tune their skills.
- A desire to ski/ride any where, make any turn, any time
Location: Mt. Judah Day Lodge, Sugar Bowl Ski Resort, 8:30 AM.
Looking to stay in Truckee, then head to Inn at Truckee. Located just 10 miles from Sugar Bowl.
This course is a unique fusion of avant-garde culinary culture with finest level of ski instruction. It is a two-day excursion of indulgence; we are bringing you the best from both the ski world and the culinary world. During this course, you will spend two full days working with one of the NASTC LUNA Chix trainers and receive personalized coaching to take your skiing and confidence to new heights. Additionally you will be treated to a sumptuous dinner prepared in the Slow Food method by owner and chef Billy McCullough of Dragonfly Cuisine, Truckee. Slow Food is a movement that focuses on producing good quality food in an organic and sustainable manner. NASTC advocates Slow Food philosophy and practices as part of the path to a healthy and active lifestyle.
- Open to skiers levels 6-9
- Includes: lift tickets, instruction with video review & tech talks and 1 dinner
Sample Itinerary
Sunday, January 11
Orientation, all-day instruction, video, afternoon video review & tech talk. Dinner at Dragonfly Cuisine (included)
Monday, January 12
all-day instruction, video, video review & tech talk.
SAMPLE TRAINING DAY
- 8:30am: Orientation, split into your groups and go over day's schedule and goals.
- 9:00am: Head to the lifts & begin skill development via drills & technique work
- 12:30pm: Lunch with group on hill
- 1:30pm: Continued on-hill training, video, free-skiing varying conditions & terrain
- 4:30pm: Indoor clinic: video viewing / technical session (all tech talks are optional)
- 6:30pm Dinner out with group (all dinners are optional)
Our schedule will vary day to day depending upon snow conditions, conditions and desires of your group, and your group's general progression and improvement. Throughout the week there will be video/video analysis, an indoor technical session, group dinners, and personal skiing evaluations.
Contact info:
North American Ski Training Center
530.582.47.72
Ski@skinastic.com
www.skinastic.com
Eric DesLaurers and All Mountain Ski Pros will offer ski lessons, multi-day clinics and backcountry guiding (through partner Alpine Skills International) to intermediate and advanced skiers at Sugar Bowl Resort. Top coaching professionals specially trained by world class all mountain free skier Eric DesLauriers. Eric's innovative teaching approach maximizes today's modern ski designs and simplifies ski techniques to move skiers beyond the confines of groomed runs. "Our goal at All Mountain Ski Pros is to teach you the simple skills to ski well in all terrain and snow conditions, so you can welcome the challenge of the mountains with freedom and confidence," says director, Eric DesLauriers.
Call 530-582-9170 for reservations or Alpine Skills International for questions and bookings. The regular meeting time is 9:00 AM and 1:00 PM at the Village Hotel Lobby. Private Coaching with Eric D. is on a first call basis so call early because his schedule is booking fast! Call or email for more information or to discuss recommendations to make your experience the ultimate ski day of your season.
Two and Three Day Camps, $50 deposit required
Two Day Camps $210 plus lift tickets
Three Day Camp: $275 plus lift tickets
Requirements:
- An intermediate skier/rider comfortable on easier blue groomed runs.
- An advanced to expert skier/rider wanting to fine tune their skills.
- A desire to ski/ride any where, make any turn, any time.
The focuses of these adventure camps are to apply modern contemporary ski/board techniques to your personal skiing/riding. Sugar Bowl's elite PSIA certified instructors focus on tactical approaches to blend and incorporate modern ski techniques to each individuals personal skiing/riding for maximum efficiency and effectiveness regardless of snow and terrain conditions. Our instructors will assess your movement patterns, skill sets, equipment selection, and make recommendations to enhance your mountain experience. Whether you are an intermediate or expert, this program will challenge you and improve your performance.
Five Dates to Choose From (two day camps - day one and two only):
- December 11, 12, 13, 2009 – Season Tune-up (Friday-Sunday) – Season tune-up
- January 8, 9, 10, 2010 – Conditions of the day (Friday-Sunday) – Conditions of the day
- February 6, 7, 8, 2010 – Conditions of the day (Saturday-Monday) – Conditions of the day
- March 5, 6, 7, 2010 – Conditions of the day (Friday-Sunday) – Conditions of the day
- April 2, 3, 4, 2010 – Spring Skiing (Friday-Sunday) – Spring skiing/riding
Pre-registration is required: (530) 426-6700 or E-mail: MSLC. On-line applications will be available November 23, 2009
Registration deadline is 3 days prior to start of each camp.
Ages: 16 and over
Questions and information: Mountain Sports Learning Center, (530) 426-6700, reservations@sugarbowl.com
Camp includes:
- 5:1 guest to instructor ratio.
- Four levels of Adventure available (intermediate to expert):
- CRUISER: Easier groomed blue runs. Primary focus - ski/ride more difficult blue/easier black diamond runs.
- CARVER: All groomed blue/easier black diamond runs. Primary focus - ski/ride off-piste blue runs, easier black diamond runs, introduction to bumps and carving techniques.
- RIPPER: All groomed single black diamond runs. Primary focus - ski/ride off-piste black diamonds bumps and advanced carving techniques.
- MASTER: Most double black diamond runs. Primary focus - ski/ride all conditions and techniques, anywhere on the mountain.
- Complimentary CORE Rewards Pass for non-pass holders.
- 25% discount at Podium Productions for overnight wax/tune.
- Discounted high-end demo skis/board from “Sugar Bowl Ski and Sports”.
- Video analysis: Video from day one and three (three day camp only), no video on day two.
- Individual teaching/coaching/assessment and individual equipment assessment and recommendation.
- 6 hours daily, 3 hours teaching, 9 AM to 12 PM; and 3 hours coaching, 1 to 4 PM, with ample warm-up and cool down time.
- Final day afternoon, 4 to 6 PM, video analysis and wrap-up with après hors d’ oeuvres and no-host refreshments.
Location: Mt. Judah Day Lodge, Sugar Bowl Ski Resort, 8:30 AM.
By appointment only, 530-426-6700, on any of the four Sundays listed below:
January 24, 2010
February 28, 2010
March 21, 2010
April 11, 2010
10AM, offered only at the Mt. Judah MSLC meeting area
Dedicated instructors for Downhill (Alpine) Skiing, Snowboarding and Cross-Country (Nordic) Skiing
Requirements: Each Scout must arrive with an approved "Application (blue Card) for Merit Badge" signed by the applicant's unit leader. Each Scout is responsible to make their appointment on any of the dates listed above. Appointments should be obtained at least 7 days in advance.
The merit badge process takes approximately 2 hours and a valid Sugar Bowl lift ticket/pass is required. The Scout Buddy System applies for each appointment. Each scout must be able to demonstrate at the advanced intermediate level for the appropriate discipline. Appropriate training maybe obtained through lessons offered at any snow sports resort learning center.
Completion of the Snow Sports Merit Badge Workbook is recommended. A copy of the Snow Sports Merit Badge is available online at usscouts.org/usscouts/mb/mb135.asp. Each Scout is required to read the current Snow Sports Merit Badge pamphlet and be able to discuss and demonstrate all requirements.
Merit Badge Counselor: Garry Cox, 530-426-6700, registered with Nevada Area Council, High Sierra District, Reno, Nevada
Questions and information: Garry Cox, Email correspondence preferred or call the Sugar Bowl Mountain Sports Learning Center, 530-426-6700
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