Organizations running this strategy · 7
Activities of orgs running this strategy
A sample of programmatic activities from the orgs above — what the strategy looks like on the ground.
- Ski racing coaching for school-age children HUNT HOLLOW RACE TEAM INCdirect serviceProvides coaching to school-age children to participate in ski racing, focusing on skill development and competitive preparation.
- Junior ski racing education and training program LABRADOR MOUNTAIN SKI CLUBdirect serviceProvides education and training for junior skiers in ski racing techniques and tactics, with the goal of improving coordination and skiing ability.
- Operates youth development programs to promote awareness of skiing in New York SKI AREAS OF NEW YORK INCdirect serviceRuns a youth development program targeting third, fourth, and fifth grade students to encourage involvement and awareness in New York state skiing areas.
- Provides ski safety education and resources SKI AREAS OF NEW YORK INCdirect serviceOffers education on ski safety topics such as signage, collisions, lift safety, and snow safety, and maintains an interactive website to teach skiers and snowboarders about the NYS Ski Safety Code and the ten rules of the Your Responsibility Code. Makes official Article 18 signage and the NYS Ski Code available through its safety website.
- Community engagement and multi-season programming ROCHESTER CROSS COUNTRY SKIFOUNDATIONdirect serviceOrganizes multi-sport summer activities to maintain engagement among youth and families involved in the cross-country skiing program, supporting year-round community involvement.
- Cross-country ski trail grooming ROCHESTER CROSS COUNTRY SKIFOUNDATIONdirect serviceProvides and funds grooming services for over 35 kilometers of cross-country ski trails across multiple parks in the Rochester, NY area, including Harriet Hollister Spencer Recreation Area, Mendon Ponds Park, Durand Eastman Park, Webster Park, and other local parks in partnership with NYS Parks and Monroe County Parks.
- Youth cross-country skiing instruction and programming ROCHESTER CROSS COUNTRY SKIFOUNDATIONdirect serviceProvides cross-country skiing instruction, weekly practices, games, drills, and low-pressure races for children in 8th grade and under through the Bill Koch Youth Ski League and City Youth Ski Program, fostering skill development and lifelong engagement in the sport; has developed hundreds of youth skiers since the 1970s.
- Developing skiers through instruction, training, and race events THE WEST MOUNTAIN SCHOOL INCdirect serviceProvides ski instruction, gate training, and organized race events to develop skiers' skills and abilities.
- Ski and ski race training for children GREEK PEAK SKI CLUBdirect serviceProvides ski and ski race training programs for children.
- Administration of athlete registration and fees BRISTOL MOUNTAIN RACE CLUB INCdirect serviceManages athlete enrollment for the 2025–2026 season through the TeamSnap platform, including collection of training equipment deposits ($100), volunteer deposits ($300), and tiered program fees such as a $2,625 fee for the U16/18 AP program, with early bird discounts and late fees applied as specified.
- Coordination of sanctioned race events BRISTOL MOUNTAIN RACE CLUB INCdirect serviceOrganizes and facilitates participation in USSS- and NYSSRA-sanctioned ski races, including race day logistics such as registration, bib and lift ticket distribution, course inspections, warm-up runs, race runs, and awards ceremonies. Requires athlete membership in USSA and NYSSRA and uses AdminSki for race registration.
- Volunteer deposit refund program tied to event participation BRISTOL MOUNTAIN RACE CLUB INCdirect serviceRequires each family to pay a $300 volunteer deposit at enrollment, which is refundable upon fulfillment of volunteer commitments, including a requirement for members to participate in at least 3 race events.
- Youth ski racing and training programs by age division BRISTOL MOUNTAIN RACE CLUB INCdirect serviceOperates structured ski racing and training programs for youth athletes across multiple age divisions (U9, U10/12, U14, U16/18), including weekend and weekday training sessions, dryland conditioning, camps, and competitive race preparation. Programs are sanctioned by United States Ski & Snowboard (USSS) and the New York State Ski Racing Association (NYSSRA).