this summer I really want to ski and learn new things for next season. I'm going to hood (idk when) but I was also looking in to the momentum camps up in whistler. does anyone have experience at momentum or know if its worth? To me it sounds pretty amazing to ski on a glacier with the pros but I want to hear from you guys.
It's probably the funnest thing you can do as a kid obsessed with skiing. I was fortunate enough to go several times as a kid and those camps stand out as some of the best experiences of my childhood. I'm dying to go back for an adult camp haha
dizzydizzyIt's probably the funnest thing you can do as a kid obsessed with skiing. I was fortunate enough to go several times as a kid and those camps stand out as some of the best experiences of my childhood. I'm dying to go back for an adult camp haha
Out of curiosity, at the Momentum camps do they allow you to use those water ramps in town in the afternoons? I'm guessing yes but have never looked into it myself. I've just been to Whistler late season and seen them on the way up lifts. But if Franklin is looking to learn big air tricks knowing the water ramps are in play would be of great benefit and may swing him that way over Hood....
I wish I could afford these things:( if you can go for it man.
switchlip2I wish I could afford these things:( if you can go for it man.
I hear ya, 3500 CAD for 8 days.... ouch. I can do 7 weeks for that in France....
baz25216I hear ya, 3500 CAD for 8 days.... ouch. I can do 7 weeks for that in France....
I mean in the US most good summer camps cost around 2k-5k.
FranklinTheSkierI mean in the US most good summer camps cost around 2k-5k.
Yeah I'm sure they do. You get some pro skier coaching in there and there needs to be payment for their time, lift pass, accomm and activities. Having just had a look at the momentum camps stuff they do get you on the water ramps in the PM times off snow. And it looks like they certainly in the past had one of the extra large airbag landing hill style ones for proper practice on an angled airbag landing.
baz25216Yeah I'm sure they do. You get some pro skier coaching in there and there needs to be payment for their time, lift pass, accomm and activities. Having just had a look at the momentum camps stuff they do get you on the water ramps in the PM times off snow. And it looks like they certainly in the past had one of the extra large airbag landing hill style ones for proper practice on an angled airbag landing.
I mean a hall and coby stevensone is gonna be there too. You don't get such skiers in most camps.
baz25216Out of curiosity, at the Momentum camps do they allow you to use those water ramps in town in the afternoons? I'm guessing yes but have never looked into it myself. I've just been to Whistler late season and seen them on the way up lifts. But if Franklin is looking to learn big air tricks knowing the water ramps are in play would be of great benefit and may swing him that way over Hood....
Usually yes after you get down from the glacier it's an afternoon activity
Think they'll have the landing bag set up too
KevenI mean a hall and coby stevensone is gonna be there too. You don't get such skiers in most camps.
Aye, Tom Wallisch and Woodsy as well....
baz25216Aye, Tom Wallisch and Woodsy as well....
Does anyone know if there is a place where I can see when each coach is coaching, like which sessions?
FranklinTheSkierDoes anyone know if there is a place where I can see when each coach is coaching, like which sessions?
Didn't see anything about that on their website, just the long list of pro coaches. Might be best to email them if there's a particular coach you'd like to get. But I'm guessing that they'll make an assessment of level of skiing and put you in groups based on that as well, so you could end up not getting a particular coach anyway. Best to just think that you're getting a good quality coach who knows their onions no matter what looking at the list of names on there. Not to mention any one of them could get an injury or illness and be ruled out of coaching the week you're there.
FranklinTheSkierDoes anyone know if there is a place where I can see when each coach is coaching, like which sessions?
Usually you get assigned to a group, then get a different coach or two per day :). I'm attending session 1; will be my 3rd time; I'm so happy to be going again after lockdown :)
FranklinTheSkierDoes anyone know if there is a place where I can see when each coach is coaching, like which sessions?
Whups I just realized I didn't answer your question doh! No I don't know. (which coaches are doing which sessions)
shedddUsually you get assigned to a group, then get a different coach or two per day :). I'm attending session 1; will be my 3rd time; I'm so happy to be going again after lockdown :)
So let’s say I want to do the camp with some friends. We are basically the same skill level so would that mean that we could be in the same group? Or can you request to be in a group with a friend?
FranklinTheSkierSo let’s say I want to do the camp with some friends. We are basically the same skill level so would that mean that we could be in the same group? Or can you request to be in a group with a friend?
I would think that would be reasonable, provided they don't just have x spots available and cutoff the list at the exact number and if you're last in maybe you get the last spot and none of yer mates can go... earlier you get in, the more chance you'd be able to get all of you there.
tdolloUsually yes after you get down from the glacier it's an afternoon activity
And be a man. Walk up through the bear field. Don't take the bus.
I spent a week at High North ( it’s a camp that’s gone now for you youngin’s) many years ago, summer 2000. And it’s still to this day, a high lite of my ski life. If you can swing it, do it!
I was thinking about woodward copper, anyone done that?
johnblazeAnd be a man. Walk up through the bear field. Don't take the bus.
Not a long walk either, couple bong tokes will have you up there in no time
Do any of these camps accept ski refugees? If not then I might just claim asylum at the lift
went to camp a couple years ago, great time, met lots of new friends from all over scandinavia. got a pretty bad injury the second last day which made it even more memorable
If you can do it, go for it. Its quite an experience!
It was an unaccomplished goals as a kid, but I had no money to invest in a camp. Knowing a few kids that went; they stepped up their game quite a bit the next season. If your good, its time to shine and get noticed.
I didnt get to do it and I dont think I would be any different if I did. Enjoy the opportunity and get as much footage as you can to relive that moment forever
You get to go to hood and whistler both in one summer?!
fuck you
fckposersYou get to go to hood and whistler both in one summer?!fuck you
why are you so mad in every post you make? chill out my man
fckposersYou get to go to hood and whistler both in one summer?!fuck you
fckposersYou get to go to hood and whistler both in one summer?!fuck you
My brother is touring a college in Oregon so I’m just coming with him and going to hood.
I love threads where its a bunch of spoiled, white brats comparing private summer camps!
skiermanI love threads where its a bunch of spoiled, white brats comparing private summer camps!
hmmm
skiermanI love threads where its a bunch of spoiled, white brats comparing private summer camps!
That was very uncalled for Mr. Townes.