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COME JOIN the FUN! *Adult $60 *Youth $30 Any Age… Any Ability… Membership, Program, and Rental Prices CAMROSE S K I C L U B We encourage all users of the ski trails to purchase a club membership….this money helps us Founded in 1911 maintain the 16Km of trails for everyone to enjoy! Membership prices: skiing and biathlon: *Family $100 COME JOIN THE FUN! *Adult $60 *Youth $30 Any age… Any ability… Other membership prices: *Running $20 *Luge $40 Youth X-Country Skiing *Snowboarding $20 *Biking $20 Adult X-Country Skiing PROGRAM PRICES Adult Training Group (membership also required) Biathlon Youth X-Country Skiing * Bunnies $65 Running * Jack Rabbits $80 * Track Attacks/Junior Racers: Luge Once/week $100 Twice +/week $175 Snowboarding Adult X-Country Skiing Biking *Beginner Lessons: Fall: $50 / Winter:$40 *Adult Training Group: Full year $200 Child and Youth Ski Biathlon Equipment Rental Available! Bears: (Ages 8-12) Fall: $200 / Full yr: $400 Juniors: (Ages 13-17) $650 www.camroseskiclub.com Luge $10/lesson (up to a max of $100) Like us on Facebook! RENTALS Camrose Ski Club Child/Youth Ski Equipment (skies, poles, boots) $60 Box 1973, Camrose, AB, T4V 1X8 Air Rifle : $75 / .22 Calibre Rifle: $175 Wax Room Locker Rental $25 Biathlon Adult Ages 8-17 Our Programs Cross–Country Lessons Our Biathlon program offers youth the chance to try out the exciting sport of skiing combined with tar- If you are new to cross-country skiing, or want Youth Cross Country Skiing get shooting. The team and their volunteer coaches to brush up your skills, this is the class for you. We will teach you skiing and waxing basics. Ages 3-17 travel to races around Alberta. Air Rifles used by athletes aged 8-12. Classes run Saturday mornings. This program provides an opportunity for kids to Fall Session: Nov 24th, Dec 1st, 8th, and 15th learn how to ski, play games, meet new friends Winter Session: Jan 12, Jan 19th, and Feb 2nd and of course enjoy hot chocolate after every lesson! We know how to have fun on snow! Program guided by Cross Country Alberta. Bunnies: ages 3-5 (Thurs 5-6PM) Snowboarding Jack Rabbits: ages 6-9 (Thurs 5-6PM) Our ski hill offers great snowboarding opportunities. Track Attacks: ages 10-13 (Thurs 5-6PM PLUS: Learn new tricks and techniques and join the snow- Tues, Wed, & Sat optional training) boarding club from Augustana out on the hill. Junior Racers: ages 14-17 (Thurs 5-6PM PLUS: Tues, Wed, & Sat optional training) Biking Our trails offer diverse terrain for all levels of rid- Adult Training Group ers, from wide and rolling ski trails to challenging single track. Check out the Camrose Bike Club Face- For any adults who would like to have a group of people to train with, to improve your skiing book page for maps or to join a group ride fitness to enjoy long distance skiing, or, to Luge train you to prepare for loppet ski events. Our new Camrose Ski Club / Augustana ski Ages 6 and up Running team coach Les Parsons will be providing you ‘LEARN TO LUGE’ : This program offers a Come out and join runners of all ages and abilities in with technique feedback and a basic training week-long session aimed at learning the funda- Camrose. Whether you are just beginning, or are an plan. We welcome any skiers who can ski classic diagonal stride technique; freestyle skate mentals of luge. Also available are weekend avid runner already….come join us! technique; or both ski techniques. (this is not a events for groups interested in trying out this learn to ski lesson for beginners) exciting sport for a day or two. Call Dave for Visit us at: more information or to September 12th - March 27th; Wednesday www.camroserunning.ca book a session. Evenings; 7:30-9:00pm; plus we will plan op- (h) 672-2551 or tional weekend training sessions. (c) 679-1179 .
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