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Skier Ability

Students are evaluated the first day of class and may move from one level to another to facilitate a better learning environment in order to develop their skills. Please complete the ability level to the best of your knowledge as this will help us with the initial grouping

 

U6 Ski Recreational Skill Levels:

Level 0: Never skied before

Level 1: Comfortable & Happy on the Carpet Tow Hills

Level 2: Can turn and stop on Eaton’s Annex/Kendall’s Kandihar (Green Runs)

Level 3: Comfortable skiing anywhere at Caledon (skis may be in Wedge position)

Level 4: Controls speed on all runs, parallel skis achieved Larry’s Line & Soules (Blue Runs)

 

U12 Ski Recreational Skill Levels:

Level 0: Never skied before

Level 1: Skis in control but cautious on West Hill/Eaton’s Annex (Green Runs)

Level 2: Controls speed on Larry’s Line, sometimes parallel skis achieved (Blue Runs)

Level 3: Controls speed but cautiously, parallel skis achieved on Steep Side (Black Runs)

Level 4: Proficiently skis Steep Side (Black Runs) and Skis maintain parallel position on all Black Runs

 

Teen / Adult Ski Skill Levels:

Level 0: Never skied before

Level 1: Skis in control but cautiously on West Hill / Eaton’s Annex (Green runs)

Level 2: Controls speed on Larry’s Line, sometimes parallel skis achieved (Blue runs)

Level 3: Skis in control but cautiously on Steep Side (Black runs)

Level 4: Proficiently skis Steep Side and skis maintain parallel position

 

Competitive Programs:

Please visit the information page for your Competitive Program of choice for details on age and skill ability for athletes entering the program. 
 

Racing Programs:

Program participants are independent parallel skiers, confidently skiing on a variety of terrain with some speed and are able to load/unload chairlifts unassisted.
 

Freestyle Programs (Intro to Freestyle, Moguls & Slopestyle – Ski):

Program participants are independent parallel skiers, confidently skiing on blue terrain and above, and are able to load/unload chairlifts unassisted.
 

Snowboard Cross Program (SBX):

Program participants are advanced snowboarders confidently riding on all terrain with some speed and are able to load/unload chairlifts independently.

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