BARRIE SKI FIELD GUIDE
Launch into the Air: Trampoline and Airbag Training to Sharpen Your Snowboard Skills in Barrie
A five‑hour, coach‑supervised trampoline and airbag session in Barrie; this guide explains the schedule, equipment rules, and coach requirements you need to know.
Launch into the Air: Trampoline and Airbag Training to Sharpen Your Snowboard Skills in Barrie.
Jump into adrenaline with trampoline training and airbag sessions in Barrie designed to test and expand aerial skills in a controlled, supervised setting. The LAUNCH Air Bag & Trampoline Daily Session is tailored to athletes pushing freestyle and snowboarding progression, under the oversight of certified coaches who meet national coaching standards.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Trampoline and Airbag Progressions
Separate blocks of trampoline access and airbag landing give athletes space to rehearse takeoffs and landings safely, with multiple windows for trampoline‑only, combined, and airbag‑only practice throughout the day.
Certified Coach Requirement
All athletes must attend accompanied by a certified coach who meets or exceeds the Canada Snowboard / Freestyle Canada Coaching Program Standards for Air Training, ensuring on‑site expertise for progression and safety.
Mandatory Gear and Inspections
Equipment is inspected on arrival: helmets and gloves are mandatory; skis and snowboards with cracked edges or delaminations will be refused, and poles are not permitted.
What the day feels like
The Flow of a Session
Sessions alternate focused trampoline time with airbag landings, giving athletes a progressive training cadence: trampoline practice, combined trampoline and airbag blocks, then dedicated airbag access, all delivered in a supervised environment to accelerate aerial skill development.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this session suits — and who should rethink.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Helmet and gloves are mandatory; do not bring poles. Bring only skis or a snowboard in good repair—any cracked edges or delaminations will be refused upon inspection.
All skis and snowboards are subject to inspection on arrival; defective equipment will not be allowed to participate.
Helmets and gloves are required for all participants and poles are explicitly prohibited during sessions.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is each daily session?
The program runs as a five‑hour session overall, broken into specified trampoline and airbag access blocks across two session windows.
Do I need to come with a coach?
Yes. All athletes 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?
Helmets and gloves are mandatory; skis and snowboards will be inspected and damaged equipment may be refused. Poles are not allowed.
How are trampoline and airbag time divided?
The schedule includes trampoline‑only, combined trampoline & airbag, and airbag‑only blocks—Session #1 runs 9:00–14:00 with specified blocks and Session #2 runs 14:00–18:00 with the same block pattern.
Will damaged skis or snowboards be permitted?
No—any skis or snowboards with cracked edges or delaminations will be refused during equipment inspection.