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Archives for May 2018

YMCA Cycle for Strong Kids on Sunday May 27

May 25, 2018 Posted by Barry

Telemark Platinum Sponsor Fresh Air Experience has a major fundraising initiative for Strong Kids on Sunday.  Please consider participating.


Get ready to Ride! Online registration for the YMCA’s 12th Annual Cycle for Strong Kids is open!

Fresh Air is a proud sponsor of Cycle for Strong Kids, and we want you to support our team.

Together, we can provide hundreds of low-income children and families with an equal opportunity to be healthy at the Y. Every dollar raised  stays local and provides YMCA membership, child care, swimming lessons and so much more to those who need it most.

 

Join the Fresh Air Team or donate online HERE

Together on Sunday May 27th, let’s RIDE!

Filed Under: General

Spring Melt

May 7, 2018 Posted by Barry

I find this interesting, so I thought I would share.  From Scott, fresh off a tour of the property:

“In a nut shell, open, south facing land is largely snow free. Our trails, where packed, are 98% covered in snow. Some spots to the effect of +3’ of it. Tracks are without question the ONLY way to get around the property right now. Anything wheeled simply won’t cut it. If you go out, be VERY mindful of where water runs beneath the snow, as it has created cavities that will eat the machine without you knowing what has happened.  I had to turn around in a few locations today as conditions in watery spots were simply impassible or just not worth the risk.

 If anyone’s looking to get out – Telemark trail by far has the most consistent snow remaining on it – snowshoeing would be your best option.”

Fern near High Country 6 May 2018

Filed Under: General

Telemark Awarded AltaGas Club Coach Development Grant

May 6, 2018 Posted by Barry

The AltaGas Club Coach Development Grants is a CCC initiative aimed at supporting club coaches’ continuous professional development. Clubs’ funding is based on the demonstration of their capacity to develop junior athletes up to the targeted benchmarks for their age and stage of development.

More specifically, Coach Development grants awarded to clubs are calculated on the basis of the number of junior athletes in the club meeting International Points Benchmarks for their age (distance or sprint), excluding full time National Development Center athletes, on the final regular Canadian Points List.

This past season, Cole Turner exceeded the International Points Benchmark and thus qualified Telemark for the AltaGas Coach Development Grant.  Outstanding!

Full details here.

Filed Under: General

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