Kombi KinderSki – https://www.martock.com/product/kombi_kinderski/
Burton Riglet Program – https://www.martock.com/product/burton-riglet-program/
Burton Snowboard RIP Program – https://www.martock.com/product/burton-snowboards-kids-rip-rider-improvement-program/
Cleve’s Martock Kids – https://www.martock.com/product/clevessource-for-sports-martock-ski-kids-msk/
Adult Ski Improvement (Sunday-only) – https://www.martock.com/product/adult-ski-improvement/
Teen Snowboard RIP (Sunday-only) – https://www.martock.com/product/teen-rip-rider-improvement-program/
Teen Ski (Sunday-only) – https://www.martock.com/product/teen-ski/
Teen Snowboard (Sunday afternoons-only) – https://www.martock.com/product/teen-rip-rider-improvement-program/
KinderSki – https://www.martock.com/product/kombi_kinderski/
Burton Riglet – https://www.martock.com/product/burton-riglet-program/
Kombi KinderSki
Ages 3-4 – Novice Riders (3:1 Ratio, Student to Instructor)
Saturday, January 9-February 27, 2021 – Saturday 9:30-10:30 am SOLD OUT or Saturday 11:00am-12:00pm SOLD OUT
Sunday, January 10-February 28, 2021 – Sunday 9:30-10:30 am SOLD OUT or Sunday 11:00am-12:00pm SOLD OUT
Monday, January 4-February 22, 2021 – Monday 9:30-10:30 am or Monday 4:00-5:00pm
Skiing is a lifetime activity for the whole family no matter how young you are. The Kombi Kinderski will start your little skier off right.
Our Learning and HeadStart zones provide terrain and our instructors provide the fun and games to develop your child’s skills and a love of skiing.
Kombi knows how to keep kids warm. As our KinderSki partner, Kombi will be providing your kid with something kool to keep them warm in the kold!
Burton Riglet
Ages 3-4 – Novice Riders (3:1 Ratio, Student to Instructor)
Saturday, January 9 – February 27, 2021 – 9:30-10:30am or
Sunday, January 10-February 28, 2021 – 9:30-10:30am or
Monday, January 4-February 22, 2021 – 9:30-10:30am or Monday 4:00-5:00pm
The Burton Riglet Park, Riglet leashes and mini snowboards are the perfect tools to nurture your mini snowboarder. Our instructors will keep it educational and fun with a 3 to 1 child to teacher ratio. Burton provides grom-friendly swag to keep them busy off the snow.
Season Pass/Lift Ticket is Required. Season Pass NOT included
Head Women’s Ski Clinic – https://www.martock.com/product/womens-ski-clinic/
Burton Women’s Night – https://www.martock.com/product/burton-snowboards-women-rip-rider-improvement-program
Head Women’s Clinic
Develop your skills, build confidence & meet new friends in this social setting. Get ready to have a great time.
Ages 18 & up – Novice to Intermediate Skiers
Tuesday evenings 7-9 pm
January 5 to February 23, 2021
Ages 18 & up – Novice to Advanced
Tuesday evenings 7-9 pm
January 5 to February 23, 2021
Burton Women’s RIP
This program is the perfect balance of fun, social and skill development. The Women’s RIP will develop your skills to ride wherever you ride or want to ride. Our experienced instructors will show you a great time and our partner Burton Snowboards provides great swag at the end of the season social.
Season Pass/Lift Ticket is Required. Season Pass NOT included
**All programs require a minimum of four participants to run**
GIANT SLALOM (GS)
In Giant Slalom (GS), riders race down a course turning through a series of gates.
The Giant Slalom Course:
The Giant Slalom course consists of gates that riders must turn around. The course typically has a vertical drop between 120 and 200 metres and is 400–700 metres in length, with a minimum of 18 gates. Gates are set up with a distance of approximately 20 to 25 metres between each one.
How Giant Slalom is Judged:
Riders are timed individually each run. Riders have two or three runs each, with their best time being used. The fastest time wins.
Differences for Groms:
Grom riders use the same course and are timed the same as provincial riders.
SLOPESTYLE (SS)
In Slopestyle (SS), riders ride down a course with various rails, boxes and jumps performing tricks to receive the highest score.
The Slopestyle Course:
A Slopestyle competition takes place in a resorts terrain park. There is a mix of jump and rail features that riders hit. A slopestyle course is split up into multiple sets of features. Each set has two or more features for the rider to choose from. a course will have a minimum of four sets of features, two sets of rails and two sets of jumps.
How Slopestyle is Judged:
In Slopestyle there is a panel of judges that score each riders run out of 100. Riders are scored on multiple factors including the difficulty of their tricks, their amplitude (height), their execution (if they land), their variety (not doing the same trick), and their flow. The rider gets three runs, and their best score is used. The highest score wins.
Differences for Groms:
Grom riders may use the same course as provincial riders, or may have their own course depending on the terrain park setup of the resort. Grom riders will generally have smaller features and will be scored more generously than provincial series riders.
Edward Francis Arab
Grandson of some of the first Lebanese immigrants to Halifax, Edward Francis Arab graduated from Dalhousie University law school and practiced until he enlisted in the army.
https://www.veterans.gc.ca/eng/remembrance/memorials/canadian-virtual-war-memorial/detail/2641416
GIANT SLALOM (GS)
In Giant Slalom (GS), riders race down a course turning through a series of gates.
The Giant Slalom Course:
The Giant Slalom course consists of gates that riders must turn around. The course typically has a vertical drop between 120 and 200 metres and is 400–700 metres in length, with a minimum of 18 gates. Gates are set up with a distance of approximately 20 to 25 metres between each one.
How Giant Slalom is Judged:
Riders are timed individually each run. Riders have two or three runs each, with their best time being used. The fastest time wins.
Differences for Groms:
Grom riders use the same course and are timed the same as provincial riders.