BARRIE SKI FIELD GUIDE
Launch into the Air: Seven Hours of Trampoline Drills and Airbag Progressions in Barrie
A full-day buyout session of supervised trampoline training and airbag access designed to accelerate aerial skills for snowboarders and skiers.
Launch into the Air: Seven Hours of Trampoline Drills and Airbag Progressions in Barrie.
Jump into adrenaline with trampoline training and airbag sessions, testing your skills in a safe, supervised environment—an intensive buyout format run by LAUNCH that’s aimed at athletes pushing their freestyle snowboarding or skiing progression.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Focused trampoline sessions to build aerial technique
Up to three hours of trampoline training concentrates on body control, rotations and safe trick rehearsal before moving to the airbag for higher-speed entries and landings.
Airbag access for confident progression
Athletes get up to four hours on the airbag to translate trampoline timing into real-world aerials while minimizing impact risk, allowing for repeated, coached reps.
Certified coaching standards ensure safe advancement
All athletes attend under the oversight of coaches who meet or exceed Canada Snowboard / Freestyle Canada Air Training standards, providing structured progressions and safety protocols.
What the day feels like
What a day on the launch pad feels like
The buyout is an alternating rhythm of trampoline drills and airbag runs: athletes cycle between focused trampoline time to refine rotation and landings, then move to the airbag to practice those movements at speed and height under coach supervision.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this buyout suits—and who should reconsider.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Helmets and gloves are mandatory; bring inspected, serviceable skis or snowboard equipment—any gear with cracked edges or delaminations will be refused. Poles are not allowed.
All equipment will be inspected on arrival; defective skis or boards will not be permitted on trampolines or the airbag to preserve athlete safety.
Every athlete must be accompanied by a certified coach who meets or exceeds the Canada Snowboard / Freestyle Canada Coaching Program standards for air training.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is a daily buyout session?
Each buyout session runs seven hours total, composed of alternating trampoline and airbag blocks.
Do I need to bring a coach?
Yes—every athlete attending must be accompanied by a certified coach who meets or exceeds Canada Snowboard / Freestyle Canada Air Training standards.
Are helmets required?
Helmets (and gloves) are mandatory for participation.
Can I use ski poles during the session?
No—poles are not allowed during the trampoline or airbag sessions.
What happens if my gear is damaged?
Equipment with cracked edges or delaminations will be refused at inspection and cannot be used in the session.
When do the daily sessions start?
Two session schedules are offered: Session #1 follows a 9am–4pm structure of alternating tramp and airbag blocks; Session #2 follows an 11am–6pm structure with the same alternating blocks.