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Win Alpine

13^th Annual
Summer Alpine Ski Race Camp

Mt. Hood, Oregon
June 19 - June 29, 2010

Camp Information

This is Scott Winquist / Win Alpine's 13th Annual Summer Ski Racing Camp. The camp is based in Government Camp, Oregon. It is designed to be the most comprehensive summer ski camp with an emphasis on modern slalom and G.S. techniques. We conduct training at Timberline Ski Area, boasting the best snow and training facilities in North America. Mt. Hood is the preferred training site of all European World Cup and National teams. The camp is open to any level and age athlete.

Camp Features

� All condos are privately owned

� Athletes get their own beds

� One coach per four athletes in the condos

� Most professional and qualified staff in the ski business

� 1 - 3 coach to athlete ratio on the hill

� Off campus activities

� Family Environment

� 24 hour supervision

� Personal pick up and drop off to and from the airport

� Most up to date digital video, each athlete has their own daily video session using the Dart Fish program

Camp Goals

The goals of the camp are: to provide the athlete with the most up to date slalom and G.S. technique, dryland training and personal attention. Fun ~ Fun ~ Fun ~ Fun ~ Fun ~ Fun ~ Fun ~ Fun

Off Campus Activities

On our days off these are the activities we will be doing: white water rafting ($55.00 charge), surfing, trips to the ocean, crabbing, Portland's Saturday Market, mountain biking, horseback riding, hiking, basketball, and kayaking. NOTE: Athletes are responsible for any off day expenses including food, except for breakfast.

Lodging

This year, we will be staying at the Falcon's Crest Lodge, Collin's Lake Resort and at Golden Poles Condominiums. All units have laundry facilities, wireless internet and wax rooms. Golden Poles and Collin's Lake Resort also have a swimming pool and sauna.

Food

Our cook will provide three meals a day, plus a juice break for the mountain. Athletes will be responsible for their own food on their days off. Special diets can be accommodated, please indicate needs on application.

Camp Information

Camp Features

� All condos are privately owned

� Athletes get their own beds

� One coach per four athletes in the condos

� Most professional and qualified staff in the ski business

� 1 - 3 coach to athlete ratio on the hill

� Off campus activities

� Family Environment

� 24 hour supervision

� Personal pick up and drop off to and from the airport

� Most up to date digital video, each athlete has their own daily video session using the Dart Fish program

Camp Goals

Providing the athlete with the most up to date slalom and GS technique, four days slalom and four days of GS, with world class coaches, one on one personal attention and an experience they will remember for a lifetime.

Off Campus Activities

On our days off these are the activities we will be doing: white water rafting ($55.00 charge), trips to the ocean, crabbing, Portland's Saturday Market, mountain biking, hiking, basketball, and kayaking. NOTE: Athletes are responsible for any off day expenses including food, except for breakfast.

Lodging

Food

Please visit the videos on the website to view our video from summer camp 2009!

Camp Pricing

Session I -

June 19 - June 29 (eight day ski, one day off and two travel days) ________________________$2195.00

Travel Day June 19, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm, if possible

Travel Day June 29, in the morning

Application and deposit are due May 15, 2010

Session II -

August 4 - August 11 (six day ski, and two travel days) _________________________________ $1795.00

Arrival- August 4, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm, if possible

Depart- August 11, in the morning

Application and deposit are due July 1, 2010

Daily Training Schedule

Daily training (for session I) will consist of four days on the mountain followed by one day off of the mountain followed by four days on, weather permitting. We'll train four days of slalom and four days of GS. Session II will be six straight days of training. The average day schedule is as follows:

On Hill Training _________________________________________________7 AM to 12 PM

Lunch and Rest Period ___________________________________________12 PM to 3 PM

Dryland Training (hiking to waterfalls, swimming, weight lifting, yoga) ______3 PM to 5 PM

Dinner _________________________________________________________5 PM to 6 PM

Camp Meeting______________________________________________6:30 PM to 7:30 PM

Free time__________________________________________________7:30 PM to 9:00 PM

Video ______________________________________________________________9:00 PM

Lights out__________________________________________________________10:00 PM

2010 Coaching Staff

Session I

Scott Winquist (Director)

� Director, Win Alpine

� Ability Coach, Heavenly Valley Race Club

� Race Coach Mt. Hutt, New Zealand Coaches Alliance

� Coors Pro Tour - Skin Jean Pro Tour - New Zealand

Ben Brown (Head Coach)

� Three top ten slalom finishes in the 09-10 NorAm series

� Asst. coach Iced Out - a NorAm bases International Ski Team

� 2010 Atmore Memorial Champion

Cary Adgate (Asst Coach)

� Top US slalom finisher in 1976 Olympics, Innsbruck, Austria

� Lake Placid Olympian, 1980

� Nine seasons US Ski Team member

� World Cup competitor, nine seasons

� Six times US National Champion

� BOYNE Racing coach

Austin Johnson (Asst Coach)

� Former US Nationals competitor placed 6^th overall

� RMD 2007 Super G winner

� RMD 2007 GS winner

� Five year member Colorado All Star Team

� Win Alpine coach

Brewster McVicker (Asst Coach)

� Central Competition and Development Manager

� Former head coach, Petoskey High School

Ben Crockett (Asst Coach)

� Nor-Am competitor

� Various National Championships

� FIS Competitor - 13 years

� BOYNE Racing coach

� CPR/First Aid Certified

Jennifer Crockett (Asst Coach)

� Central Division Champion

� US Nationals competitor

� NorAm competitor

� BOYNE Racing coach

Mike Wagner (Asst Coach)

� Swix Wax representative

� Fischer Ski representative

� 13 year Win Alpine camp coach

Christopher Hermann (Asst Coach)

� FIS competitor

� Western State Ski Team member

� BOYNE Racing coach

Athlete Coaches

� Andrew Wagner

� Jennie Van Wagner

Session II

August ski race camp information and coaching staff additions!

Our August session is really gaining traction. There has been a lot of interest and because of this we have added some extra coaches making this a world class coaching staff. Check them out

Scott Winquist (Director)

Director, Win Alpine

Ability Coach, Heavenly Valley Race Club

Race Coach Mt. Hutt, New Zealand Coaches Alliance

Coors Pro Tour - Skin Jean Pro Tour - New Zealand

Scott Meyers (Asst Coach)

Ability Coach, Ski Club Vail

2002 New Zealand Men's Olympic Alpine Ski Coach

Former Head coach Western State College, Gunnison, Colorado

Level III certified coach

Former Ability Coach Team Breckenridge

Craig Davidson (Asst Coach)

Win Alpine Head Coach
17 yr. Junior Olympic Coach

C.B. Bechtel (Asst Coach)

Loveland Race Director
Seven year Win Alpine Camp coach

John Hale (Asst Coach)

Loveland Racing Head Coach
Women's Europa Cup and Development Team Head Coach for the US Ski Team for the past seven years
Member of the US Olympics Sports Science Division from 2003 - 2005
Performance Technologist at the Athens, Greece Olympics

We are taking a limited number of athletes to this camp. If you'd like a spot, please email me to let me know. winalpine@hotmail.com

The videographer just sent me a link to one of the personalized training videos he did for one of the athletes last summer. This summer, there will be more coaches commentary added. This training took place last June and we have A LOT more snow this summer!

Video - Click Here