It’s interesting to reflect on how coaching education has changed significantly from the mid 70’s. My first 2-day coaching course was with the Alpine Coaches Association of Ontario. We didn’t have a lot of reference material at the time, just showed up, skied and...
Known for creating communities that are meaningful, purposeful and incorporate the unique needs and lifestyles of the people who live in their neighbourhoods, Georgian Communities truly creates a home like no other. For those who see skiing as a lifestyle, Georgian...
Like our partners and community, Alpine Ontario Alpin is committed to gender equity. AOA is proud to announce that we’ve teamed up with Mackenzie Investments to deliver the Mackenzie Together Women in Coaching Project, which will take place during the Women’s Nor-Am...
I need to concede, right from the outset, that I am not a very good skier. I need to do that because some of the people who read Raceline have seen me ski and have tried to teach me. They are good skiers. My children, however, are good skiers. In large measure,...
Hello All, Writing to you from a snowy day here in Collingwood at the AOA offices. This is my third season with the Ontario Ski Team, but with the world being what it has been over the last three seasons, we thought it was time for me to say hello! I am an Ontario...
Kip Harrington has lived most of his life on ski hills. Growing up in a ski racing family in Sault Ste. Marie, the winters were long and the snow was plentiful. Like most Canadians, he dipped his toes into the hockey pool amongst many other sports, but the skiing bug...
