U4 All Mountain Ski Program

Ages 2 - 3
Meeting Location: Rope Tow
Maximum Ratio: 1 Instructor : 1 Child

The U4 All Mountain Ski Program is designed to provide a fun, positive introduction to skiing for our youngest participants. The focus is on helping children become comfortable on skis while building confidence through play-based learning.

To provide the best possible learning experience, children are paired with a dedicated instructor in a 1:1 ratio until they are skiing independently. This individualized approach maximizes both progress and enjoyment.

Families may choose either:

• On-hill skiing only, or
• On-hill skiing with an afternoon Kids Corner/Nursery session.

Season Highlights

• Class Photos: January 30 & 31
• Mini Club Championships: March 6
• Awards Banquet: March 7

U6 All Mountain Ski Program

Ages 4 - 5 years
Meeting Location: Corral, U6 Sign
Maximum Ratio: 3 : 1
On-Snow Time:  4 hours per day 

The U6 All Mountain Ski Program lays the foundation for our future skiers. Through games, exploration, and structured learning, children build confidence and develop strong fundamental skiing skills before progressing to more challenging terrain.

This program blends fun and skill development to ensure children are comfortable, engaged, and progressing at their own pace.

Season Highlights

• Class Photos: January 30 & 31
• Mini Club Championships: March 6
• Awards Banquet: March 7

U8 All Mountain Ski Program

Ages 6 - 7 years
Meeting Location: Corral, U8 Sign
Maximum Ratio: 5 : 1
On-Snow Time:  4 hours per day 

The U8 All Mountain Ski Program focuses on skill development while expertly guiding skiers to more challenging terrain. The program goal is continued skill development and controlled skiing on a variety of terrain. We introduce fun obstacle courses, whiskers and terrain features when participants are ready.

Season Highlights

• Class Photos: January 30 & 31
• Video Day: February 13 & 14
• Club Championships (Registration Required): February 27
• Awards Banquet: March 7

U10 All Mountain Ski Program

Ages 8 - 9 years
Meeting Location: Corral, U10 Sign
Maximum Ratio: 7 : 1
On-Snow Time:  4 hours per day 

The U10 All Mountain Ski Program is designed to be fun, while maintaining an emphasis on continued skill development on varied terrain. We introduce opportunities to try fun obstacle courses, whiskers and terrain features when skiers are ready.

Season Highlights

• Class Photos: January 30 & 31
• Video Day: February 13 & 14
• Club Championships (Registration Required): February 27
• Awards Banquet: March 7

U12 All Mountain Ski Program

Ages 10 - 11 years
Meeting Location: Corral, U12 Sign
Maximum Ratio: 7 : 1
On-Snow Time:  4 hours per day 

The U12 All Mountain Ski Program is designed to be fun, while maintaining an emphasis on continued ski improvement and lots of mileage on varied terrain. We introduce opportunities to try fun obstacle courses, whiskers and terrain features when skiers are ready. All mountain skiing is a key component of this social skiing group.

Season Highlights

• Class Photos: January 30 & 31
• Video Day: February 13 & 14
• Club Championships (Registration Required): February 27
• Awards Banquet: March 7

U14+ All Mountain Ski Program

Ages 12 - 17 years
Meeting Location: Corral, U14+ Sign
Maximum Ratio: 8 : 1
On-Snow Time:  4 hours per day 

The U14+ All Mountain Ski Program is designed for the intermediate to advanced skier. Through guided mileage, participants will improve already strong skiing skills in a variety of terrain and snow conditions. The program also includes training in stubbies and whisker courses.

Season Highlights

• Class Photos: January 30 & 31
• Video Day: February 13 & 14
• Club Championships (Registration Required): February 27
• Awards Banquet: March 7

Instructor Training Program - Ski

Ages 13 - 17 years
Meeting Location: Rope Tow

The Instructor in Training Program interfaces directly with TSC instructors and program participants. This is a "hands on" training program. Duties include assisting classes on and off the hill, as well as with special events. ITPs assist with classes in the morning and then attend a 2-hour afternoon session from 12:15–2:15 pm with senior instructors on proper technique and teaching methodology.

Season Highlights

• ITP Jacket - receive an Alpine Programs uniform jacket for the season
• 20+ OSSD Hours 
• CSIA Prep - designed to prepare participants for the CSIA Level 1 
• Class Photos: January 30 & 31
• Club Championships (Registration Required): March 6
• Awards Banquet: March 7

U8 COMPETITIVE PROGRAM​

More Days on Snow = More Savings + Faster Development

U8 competitive program introduces young athletes to the foundations of ski racing through fun, skill-based activities. The focus is on developing strong fundamental skiing skills, agility, balance, coordination, and confidence in a variety of terrain and conditions. Athletes are introduced to gates while continuing to build mileage and a love for skiing.

Program Focus

• Skill Development (50%) – Building fundamental skills, including balance, agility, coordination, and technical skiing through fun, progressive activities.
• Free Skiing & Exploration (50%) – Developing confidence, creativity, and versatility by exploring varied terrain and conditions while building a strong love for skiing.

Season Highlights

• Class Photos: Jan 30 & 31
• Match Your Time Race: Jan 31
• Club Championships: Feb 27
• Awards Banquet: Mar 7

PREREQUISITES: 

• Able to follow verbal instruction
• Ski basic parallel
• Comfortable skiing with poles

U10 COMPETITIVE PROGRAM​

More Days on Snow = More Savings + Faster Development

U10 athletes continue to develop strong technical skills while being introduced to more structured race environments. Training emphasizes all-mountain skiing, skill progression, basic tactics, and introductory gate training to build confidence and prepare athletes for the next stage of development.

Program Focus

• Skill Development (60%) – Refining technical skiing skills, improving movement quality, and building the foundation needed for long-term athlete development.
• Gate Training & Race Introduction (40%) – Introducing structured race environments, basic tactics, and gate training while building confidence and comfort in a competitive setting.

Season Highlights

• Class Photos: Jan 30 & 31
• Match Your Time Race: Jan 31
• Club Championships: Feb 27
• Awards Banquet: Mar 7

PREREQUISITES: 

• Able to follow verbal instruction
• Ski basic parallel
• Comfortable skiing with poles

U12 COMPETITIVE PROGRAM​

More Days on Snow = More Savings + Faster Development

U12 athletes begin transitioning toward a more race-focused environment while continuing to refine technical skills. Training includes increased gate mileage, race tactics, course strategy, and developing the skills needed to confidently navigate a variety of race environments.

Program Focus

• Technical Skiing (50%) – Continuing to develop strong fundamentals, efficiency, and adaptability across all terrain and snow conditions.
• Gate Training & Tactical Development (50%) – Increasing gate mileage while introducing race tactics, line selection, and decision-making skills.

Season Highlights

• Class Photos: Jan 30 & 31
• Match Your Time Race: Jan 31
• Club Championships: Mar 6
• Awards Banquet: Mar 7

PREREQUISITES: 

• Strong parallel skiers
• Comfortable with speed
• Able to ski a variety of terrain
• Moderate level of independence

U14 COMPETITIVE PROGRAM​

More Days on Snow = More Savings + Faster Development

The U14 competitive program focuses on environment and gate training with directed technical free skiing, SL and GS environments. U14 athletes enter a more specialized training phase, focusing on refining technical skiing and applying skills in a competitive environment. Athletes develop consistency, efficiency, and tactical awareness while preparing for increased race demands.

Program Focus

• Technical Development (40%) – Refining technique, improving efficiency, and developing consistency at higher speeds and on more challenging terrain.
• Gate Training, Tactics & Race Preparation (60%) – Applying skills in a race environment while developing tactics, course strategy, and competition readiness.

Season Highlights

• Class Photos: Jan 30 & 31
• Match Your Time Race: Jan 31
• Club Championships: Mar 6
• Awards Banquet: Mar 7

PREREQUISITES: 

• Advanced parallel skiers
• Comfortable at speed
• Good understanding of racing rules
• High level of independence

U14 OCUP PROGRAM

Ontario's premier competitive ski racing pathway — built for motivated athletes ready to race harder, train smarter, and go further in the sport.

U14 OCUP Program Information

U16 COMPETITIVE PROGRAM​

More Days on Snow = More Savings + Faster Development

The U16 competitive program is designed for athletes who want to continue developing as skiers and athletes while maintaining a strong connection to the sport. The focus is on refining technical skills, building confidence, exploring challenging terrain, and setting individual goals for personal progression. Athletes will continue to grow through a supportive team environment that encourages independence, enjoyment, and a lifelong passion for skiing.

Program Focus

• Technical Development (30%) – Continuing to refine advanced skiing skills, improving efficiency, confidence, and control across varied terrain and snow conditions.
• Applied Skiing, Challenge & Personal Progression (70%) – Applying skills in more challenging environments through guided mileage, terrain exploration, skill-based challenges, and optional race-inspired activities. Athletes continue to develop independence, confidence, and a lifelong enjoyment of skiing while progressing within the LTAD pathway.

Season Highlights

• Class Photos: Jan 30 & 31
• Match Your Time Race: Jan 31
• Club Championships: Mar 6
• Awards Banquet: Mar 7

PREREQUISITES: 

• Advanced parallel skiers
• Comfortable at speed
• Good understanding of racing rules
• High level of independence

U16/U18 OCUP PROGRAM​

Ontario's highest level of competitive ski racing for U16 athletes — where dedication meets world-class development.

U16/U18 OCUP Program Information



 

U18 COMPETITIVE PROGRAM​

More Days on Snow = More Savings + Faster Development

The U18 competitive program is designed for athletes who want to continue progressing their skiing while enjoying the sport in a supportive team environment. Athletes will continue to refine their skills, challenge themselves on a variety of terrain, and set personal goals that encourage growth both on and off the hill. With a focus on skiing with friends, building confidence, and developing independence, the U18 program creates an environment where athletes can continue their journey and foster a lifelong love of skiing.

Program Focus

• Technical Development (30%) – Continuing to refine advanced skiing skills, improving efficiency, confidence, and control across varied terrain and snow conditions.
• Applied Skiing, Challenge & Personal Progression (70%) – Applying skills in more challenging environments through guided mileage, terrain exploration, skill-based challenges, and optional race-inspired activities. Athletes continue to develop independence, confidence, and a lifelong enjoyment of skiing while progressing within the LTAD pathway.

Season Highlights

• Class Photos: Jan 30 & 31
• Match Your Time Race: Jan 31
• Club Championships: Mar 6
• Awards Banquet: Mar 7

PREREQUISITES: 

• Advanced parallel skiers
• Comfortable at speed
• Good understanding of racing rules
• High level of independence

Freestyle Ski Program

Ages 8 - 14 years
Meeting Location: Orchard & Lunch at South Lodge BM 
(First Weekend - meet at the Corral)
Maximum Ratio: 8 : 1
On-Snow Time:  5 hours per day 

The Freestyle Ski Program is open to 8–14 year old athletes. The program is designed for intermediate skiers and above. The emphasis is to have FUN while working on skill development through guided mileage and lots of skiing on varied terrain in and out of the park. Freestyle elements and terrain features will be introduced when skiers are ready for bigger challenges.

Athletes interested in participating in fun, competitive events across the escarpment through the GROMS Interclub program are encouraged to contact Andi Ciotti at [email protected] to discuss available opportunities.

Season Highlights

• Class Photos: January 30 & 31
• Slopestyle Club Championships: February 21
• Awards Banquet: March 7

Mini Snowboard Program

Ages 3 - 5
Meeting Location: Rope Tow
Maximum Ratio: 1 Instructor : 1 Child

The Mini Junior Snowboard Program is designed to be a fun introduction to snowboarding open to 3–5 year old snowboarders. The program is focused on getting children comfortable sliding on the hill. We offer a 1:1 instructor-to-child ratio until the child is snowboarding independently to maximize the learning experience and fun! The program includes a Kids Corner session in the afternoon or you can select the on-hill program only.

Families may choose either:

• On-hill snowboarding only, or
• On-hill snowboarding with an afternoon Kids Corner/Nursery session.

Season Highlights

• Class Photos: January 30 & 31
• Mini Club Championships: March 6
• Awards Banquet: March 7

Junior Snowboard Program

Ages 6 - 14 years
Meeting Location: Corral, Snowboard Sign
Maximum Ratio: 6 : 1
On-Snow Time:  4 hours per day 

The Junior Snowboard Program is open to 6–14 year old athletes. The program is designed to be fun, while maintaining an emphasis on skill development and controlled riding on a variety of terrain. We introduce opportunities to try fun obstacle courses, race courses and terrain features when boarders are ready.

Season Highlights

• Class Photos: January 30 & 31
• Video Day: February 13 & 14
• Club Championships: February 27
• Awards Banquet: March 7

Instructor Training Program - Snowboard

Ages 13 - 17 years
Meeting Location: Rope Tow

The Instructor in Training Program interfaces directly with TSC instructors and program participants. This is a "hands on" training program. Duties include assisting classes on and off the hill, as well as with special events. ITPs assist with classes in the morning and then attend a 2-hour afternoon session from 12:15–2:15 pm with senior instructors on proper technique and teaching methodology.

Season Highlights

• ITP Jacket - receive an Alpine Programs uniform jacket for the season
• 20+ OSSD Hours 
• CSIA Prep - designed to prepare participants for the CASI Level 1 
• Class Photos: January 30 & 31
• Club Championships (Registration Required): February 27
• Awards Banquet: March 7

ADULT GROUP SNOWBOARD LESSONS​

PROGRAM OVERVIEW​

Looking for something to do while your children are in programs or just want to get out and meet and snowboard with other adults? Emphasis is on fun, camaraderie, mileage and building confidence.​

PROGRAM LEVELS​

BEGINNER: This program is for the total beginner snowboarder looking to try the sport out. The class size will be small to allow for more individual attention and faster learning. Don’t be shy, give it a try! Our patient and knowledgeable instructors will get you sliding on that board in no time.​

NOVICE: This program is for the adult boarder looking to improve their skills. Participants should be able to fully stop, as well as carve left and right.​

INTERMEDIATE: This program is for the rider looking to break through to the advanced level. Join a group to board all the various terrain across Blue Mountain while advancing your technique.​

ADVANCED: This program is for the advanced snowboarder looking to hone in on their skills and challenge themselves to get to the next level. Boarders must be strong riders on Blue and Black runs.​

ADULT GROUP SKI LESSONS

PROGRAM OVERVIEW​

Looking for something to do while your children are in programs or just want to get out and meet and ski with other adults? We offer adult group lessons for all levels on Fridays and Saturdays.  Friday lessons are offered for 7 weeks but if you can’t commit to all, we offer a flexible 4 session rate that allows you to pick 4 Fridays that work for you. 

PROGRAM LEVELS​

BEGINNER: This program is for the total beginner skier looking to try the sport out. The class size will be small to allow for more individual attention and faster learning. Don’t be shy, give it a try! Our patient and knowledgeable instructors will get you sliding in no time.​

NOVICE: This program is for the adult skier looking to improve their skiing skills. Participants should be able to fully stop, as well as turn left and right.​

INTERMEDIATE: This program is for the skier looking to break through to the advanced level. Join a group to ski all the various terrain across Blue Mountain while advancing your technique.​

ADVANCED: This program is for the advanced skier looking to hone in on their skills.  Skiers must be strong parallel skiers on Blue and Black runs.​

WOMEN AND WELLNESS PROGRAM WITH KATIE HORAN

PROGRAM OVERVIEW​

Join TSC member Katie Horan — PSIC Level 3 Instructor, Certified Health Coach, and Classical Pilates Instructor-in-Training. A unique women-only ski program blending technical development with supportive social connection.

This program is designed to help women improve their on-piste performance in a welcoming, all-female environment. From the coach to the participants, the entire group dynamic is built by and for women, with the goal of boosting confidence, building skills, and encouraging more women to grow their love of skiing.

Sessions focus on refining ski technique, increasing control, and enhancing overall performance — all while enjoying the camaraderie of a like-minded group. Coaching is tailored to intermediate and advanced skiers who are comfortable on a range of terrain and with a variety of turn shapes.

Looking to elevate your skiing and feel more in control on snow?
Come ski with us — and take your skills to the next level.

WOMEN ONLY

PROGRAM OVERVIEW

These ski sessions are offered for beginner, novice, intermediate and advanced levels. The program is designed for the skier looking to improve not only their skiing skills, but build their confidence in a supportive and social environment.

PROGRAM LEVELS

BEGINNER: This program is for the total beginner skier looking to try the sport out. The class size will be small to allow for more individual attention and faster learning. Don’t be shy, give it a try! Our patient and knowledgeable instructors will get you sliding in no time.
NOVICE: This program is for the adult skier looking to improve their skiing skills. Participants should be able to fully stop, as well as turn left and right.
INTERMEDIATE: This program is for the skier looking to break through to the advanced level. Join a group to ski all the various terrain across Blue Mountain while advancing your technique.
ADVANCED: This program is for the advanced skier looking to hone in on their skills. Skiers must be strong parallel skiers on Blue and Black runs.

LEARN TO RACE​

PROGRAM OVERVIEW ​

Improve your technical skiing while being introduced to a variety of race training environments, progressing toward skiing through gates in a fun and supportive setting.

This program is a perfect way to build confidence, challenge yourself, and become part of our Adult House League racing community.

MASTERS PROGRAM​​

PROGRAM OVERVIEW​

Take your skiing to the next level with the Toronto Ski Club Masters Program — designed for both experienced racers and strong technical skiers looking to improve performance, confidence, and speed in the gates.

Over 10 weekends, athletes will develop stronger technical fundamentals, tactical awareness, and race execution through focused freeski drills, gate training, and high-level coaching in a supportive team environment.

Program highlights include:

• Technical freeski and gate training
• Improved race tactics, line choice, and speed management
• A fun, competitive, and community-driven atmosphere

Whether your goal is to get back in the gates, improve your carving and confidence, or compete with fellow athletes, the TSC Master’s Program delivers coaching, camaraderie, and performance progression all season long.

GATE BASHERS PROGRAM​​

PROGRAM OVERVIEW​

A 2-hour, high-intensity session focused on running gates. Multiple laps through courses set for skill progression and rhythm. Ideal for athletes with gate experience.

ADULT HOUSE LEAGUE PROGRAM

PROGRAM OVERVIEW​

Fun, friendly competition for intermediate to advanced skiers. No prior race experience required!
Includes Team Draft Après January 2nd — bid for your bib number and draft strong racers to your team.

MID WEEK TRAINING

DESCRIPTION​

Midweek Training offers athletes the chance to gain additional mileage and serves as a supplement to the regular 9 - week program.  To maintain proper coach to athlete ratios and ensure high-quality instruction, online registration is required by Monday each week.
Please note the following important requirements for participation:

• Midweek Training is designed for students who already ski at a high level and want to advance their skills further.
• It is not intended for students still learning basic skiing or those not yet comfortable skiing all terrain. (Private Lessons may be an option based on availability.)

MID WEEK TRAINING

DESCRIPTION​

Midweek Training offers athletes the chance to gain additional mileage and serves as a supplement to the regular 9 - week program.  To maintain proper coach to athlete ratios and ensure high-quality instruction, online registration is required by Monday each week.
Please note the following important requirements for participation:

• Midweek Training is designed for students who already ski at a high level and want to advance their skills further.
• It is not intended for students still learning basic skiing or those not yet comfortable skiing all terrain. (Private Lessons may be an option based on availability.)

FRIDAY TRAINING

DESCRIPTION​

A 2-hour, high-intensity session focused on running gates. Multiple laps through courses set for skill progression and rhythm. Ideal for athletes with gate experience.