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    Dryland Update
    The last two dryland sessions, on November 17-18, will be held at Spirit Mountain.  Monday, Nov 17, will be on-snow training, and will take place...
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    Team Duluth's Youngest Freestyle Skier
    Congratulations to Tess and Jon Regenold.  They welcomed the arrival of their daughter, Lillia Isabelle Regenold, at 7:40 a.m. on November&n...
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    Sports Psychology Program
    Dr. Dave Plude has volunteered to provide Team Duluth athletes a Sports Psychology Program that addresses the six core concepts of sports psychology a...
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    Age Class Parent/Coach Meeting
    The first installment of the monthly Age Class Parent and Coach meetings will take place at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, November 19, at the Team Room.&nbs...
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    Holiday Camp

    Join us during Holiday Break December, 2008

    Do you want your children to learn a lifetime sport you can enjoy as a family?

    At the four day D/SAC Holiday Camp, children from 5-16 years old will learn to handle the runs with ease and become more confident on the snow!

    Children are grouped by age and ability. Skills taught by the certified instructors range from learning to put skis or snowbards on to riding the tow and chairlift to making parallel turns down the more advanced hills.

    Upper level skiers will be able to try "gate training" (weather permitting). 

    Levels are based on:
    1) Minimal or no experience on skis.
    2) Comfortable on rope tow. Can easily perform linked wedge turns across hill.
    3) Beginning to parallel. Comfortable on green and blue runs.
    4) Comfortable with parallel turns, but needs improvement in technique.
    Snowboard levels will be determined on snow the first morning of camp.
    Lift tickets and equipment rental
    Lift tickets are not included in the camp fee. A four day package may be purchased for $60. Children six and under, and season pass holders do not need to purchase a lift ticket.

    Ski equipment may be rented through Holiday Camp. The $40 four day rental allows equipment to be taken home each night and returned the last day of camp. Snowboard rentals are not available through Holiday Camp.


    Check-in & Camp Times
    Check-in begins at 8:30 a.m. Dec 27 in the Bear Paw Chalet. All other days, check-in begins at 8:45 a.m. Each day, instruction on snow begins at 9 a.m. and runs until 3 p.m. Groups break for lunch and warm-up as needed.All children must be picked up by 3:15 pm.Lunch
    Participants should bring a bag lunch or make plans to buy lunch at Spirit Mountain’s Mountain Top Café. They will eat with their group in the Bear Paw Chalet.

    Children under 7 will be required to have a parent/designated guardian to be present during camp hours. This person will assist the child at lunch, potty breaks and cold weather breaks.

    Refund Policy
    Due to the nature of Holiday Camp, no refunds will be processed beyond Dec 9. Any refunds prior to Dec 9 will be considered only in regard to an emergency or unexpected event.Holiday Camp is set up in conjunction with Spirit Mountain as a 4 day package. We are unable to refund any participant for any days they are unable to attend.

    Still have questions? Call Holiday Camp coordinator Pat Melby - 218-590-1468

    2008 Holiday Camp Brochure and Registration

    High School Holiday Race Camp: Are you interested in getting a jump on the upcoming racing season or improving your level of skiing/racing? This 4 day camp will focus on advanced skiing and racing techniques. It is designed to improve the high school-aged athlete's ability to carve, control edging, and maintain balance. Athletes will also work on racing tactics, such as timing in the gates and the ability to pick and ski a proper line through a race course.  Click here for the DSAC High School Holiday Camp Registration Form.





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