Would you like to teach Telemark Skiing with Ski Telemark?
Ski Telemark offers a number of CANSI (Canadian Association of Nordic Ski Instructors) Telemark Courses each season.
CANSI is the certifying body for Nordic (which includes Telemark) Skiing Instructors in Canada. There are four levels of certification in Telemark Skiing.
Ski Telemark offers:
Certification Courses:
Level I Telemark (each year)
Level II Telemark (some years)
Telemark Instructor Refresher Courses (each year)
For CANSI instructors to maintain their certification (required every 2 years)
Prep-Courses: (by request)
For telemark skiers to get ready for a Level I Telemark Course.
For CANSI instructors to prepare for a higher level CANSI Telemark Course.
Skill Development Courses: (periodically and by request)
Congratulations to Scott Turnbull, the winner of the Ski Telemark photo contest.
This photo is from February 2019 of Jeff Mann with Parka the Samoyed. Photo credit @scottturnbulltookthisphoto
After years of lamenting the lack of mountains in Ontario, photographer Scott Turnbull stopped complaining and started touring the hills close to home, finding the same joy in a 200-vertical-foot lap as you can in 2000 feet.
After one visit to the Limberlost ski hill near Huntsville, ON a few years ago, Scott quickly fell in with the burgeoning community of like-minded turn enthusiasts which has transformed into the West Wind Highlands Ski Touring Association (WWHSTA). To learn more about the organization, visit www.wwhsta.org
We will see you at Mount St. Louis Moonstone on Saturday, December 6th to kick off our 42nd season! (Is confirmed for Dec 6th!)
This year we have included a lunch in the Oak Room – Chili/Vegetarian Chili with Bun, Assorted Fruit & Hot Chocolate– in addition to the morning and afternoon clinics all for $95 plus lift ticket and rentals.
Thanks to all that joined us for our annual Warm Up Day with all the fresh snow! We hope to see you next Friday (Dec 20th) or for Free Heel Fridays at MSLM. Our weekend program starts on January 3rd!