Nova Scotia Snowboard Offers a Wide Range of Programs for Participants to Enter Competitive Snowboarding

Athletes:

Step 1: Join a training program at your local Ski Hill. Any athlete looking to compete locally should be obtaining some training from your local resort Snow School. Martock and Wentworth offer weekly training groups through the RIDERS program, and Ben Eoin offers multi-week riding programs. Call or email your local resort for more information.

Step 2: Register and compete in Nova Scotia Snowboard Provincial Series competitions.  Nova Scotia Snowboard coaches are at every event and it is the perfect way to identify yourself as an athlete who is interested in competing and progressing their riding.

Step 3: Talk to a Provincial Team coach at any Nova Scotia Snowboard event. Coaches are always watching, but approaching them and asking questions about the program is a great way to get noticed!

Parents/Athletes, always feel free to e-mail our provincial coaches with more questions:

High Performance Speed Head Coach – Cassandra Smith -cassandra@snowboardnovascotia.ca
Development Speed Head Coach – Kim Sutherland – kim@snowboardnovascotia.ca

Freestyle Head Coach – Alex Ryan – alex@snowboardnovascotia.ca

Coaches:

Interested in helping athletes develop their snowboard skills and push them to a new level?  Ever dreamed of traveling the world and attending snowboard competitions?  This all starts with a Canada Snowboard Coaching Course.  Nova Scotia Snowboard schedules annual Canada Snowboard Competition Introduction Coaching Courses at local ski hills, usually in late December.  Speak to one of the Head Coaches to discuss coaching opportunities.

Judges and Volunteers:

To learn more information about how to become a Judge, contact Executive Director Andrew Hayes at alpinens@sportnovascotia.ca.

To learn more about becoming a Volunteer, contact Technical Director at alex@snowboardnovascotia.ca.