BARRIE AIR ACTIVITIES FIELD GUIDE
Spring Launch: Trampoline-to-Airbag Sessions in Barrie
A full-day, coach-led training block pairing trampoline practice with airbag landings—this guide explains the schedule, equipment rules and who can attend.
Spring Launch: Trampoline-to-Airbag Sessions in Barrie.
Jump into adrenaline-pumping trampoline and airbag sessions, with expert coaching guiding every move; perfect tricks and soar through the air in a controlled, high-energy training environment run by LAUNCH in Barrie.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Dedicated Trampoline Time to Hone Air Awareness
The program includes focused trampoline training—part of the day is allotted to building aerial awareness and refining trick technique under coaching supervision.
Air Bag Sessions for Safe Progression
Athletes rotate through airbag access to practice takeoffs and landings with reduced risk, allowing repetition and progression in a controlled setting.
Coach Requirement Ensures Standards of Instruction
All athletes must be accompanied by a certified coach meeting or exceeding the Canada Snowboard / Freestyle Canada Coaching Program Standards for Air Training, providing an assurance of coaching quality and safety oversight.
What the day feels like
What the Full Day Feels Like
The day alternates concentrated trampoline blocks with extended airbag time: athletes move between drills and high-repetition landing practice, all under coach-led instruction that emphasizes safe progression and repetition.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this program is built for—and who should not attend without adjustments.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Each full session runs seven hours.
Helmet and gloves are mandatory. Skis and snowboards will be inspected and any with cracked edges or delaminations will be refused. Poles are not allowed.
The day alternates trampoline and airbag blocks; the operator offers two session rotations that cover the same total training time across different start/end times.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is a LAUNCH BUYOUT - Spring Sessions day?
Each session is seven hours in duration.
Do I need a coach to attend?
Yes—every athlete must be accompanied by a certified coach who meets or exceeds the Canada Snowboard / Freestyle Canada Coaching Program Standards for Air Training.
What equipment is mandatory and what will be checked?
Helmets and gloves are mandatory; all skis and snowboards will be inspected and any with cracked edges or delaminations will be refused.
Are poles allowed during these sessions?
No—poles are not permitted.
What does a typical day schedule look like?
The program includes up to three hours trampoline training and up to four hours of airbag access, arranged in alternating blocks; two rotation options are provided (one beginning at 9am, the other at 11am).
What happens if my gear fails inspection?
Skis and snowboards with cracked edges or delaminations will be refused and the participant will not be allowed to use that equipment during the session.