AQUATICS Program Pathway Group Lessons Parented
These levels are participation-based only. Children move to the next level on the basis of their developmental stage and age. Designed to get children comfortable, confident and safe in and around water.
Group Lessons Preschool
Group Lessons Swim Kids
For swimmers 3-5 years old. Placement depends on skill proficiency, previous experience and readiness. Progression based on the completion of all performance criteria. Designed to get children comfortable, confident and safe in and around water.
Private Lessons
Guppies
Private one-on-one lessons are available upon request. Semi-Private Lessons for up to six people are also available upon request. Must have similar swimming abilities.
Red Cross Swim Kids is a 10-level stand-alone program for 6-12 year old children. Children learn to swim, be fit, and stay safe in a fun environment that promotes achieving a personal best and celebrates personal success. The program teaches swimming and survival strokes, as well as increasing the distance and speed that each swimmer can achieve, while focusing on making safe decisions in, on and around the water.
This fun-focused swim club is a non-competitive program where all Guppies can participate in a “Fun Swim Meet�. Swimming skills such as Freestyle, Backstroke and kicking techniques are introduced. This is an ideal program for those that have passed whale, but are not yet old enough to start in Swim Kids.
Mermaid School
This class is for those wanting to dive into swimming and learn how to use a mermaid or mono fin in a fun group environment. The class includes a mix of traditional swimming and basic synchronized swimming skills including dolphin kick and breathe control. The class includes a FinFun mermaid tail to keep once completed.
Junior Lifeguard Club
Prerequisite: Candidates must meet the Lifesaving Society Swim to Survive standard: Roll into water - Tread water for 1 minute - Swim for 50 meters. The club encourages youth to develop skills based on personal bests in swimming, lifesaving, fitness, knowledge, leadership and teamwork. Community involvement and competition may also be part of the program.
PARENTED PARENTED Available as private(4M-3) lesson only at this time. PRESCHOOL
Available as private lesson only at this time.
SWIM KIDS
Levels 1,2 and 3 available as a private lesson only at this time. In the fall, levels 4-10 are available in a group style class with reduced numbers.
PRIVATE LESSONS GUPPIES
Not available at this time.
MERMAID SCHOOL Not available at this time.
JUNIOR LIFEGUARD CLUB
Starting in the fall as a Group Lesson with reduced numbers.
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Freya Sloane 403-287-4114 fsloane@glencoe.org
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AQUATICS Program Pathway Bronze Star
Bronze Star is the pre-Bronze Medallion preparation and training standard. In Bronze Star, participants develop problem-solving and decision-making skills as individuals and with partners. They learn CPR and develop Water Smart confidence and lifesaving skills.
Bronze Medallion
Teaches an understanding of the lifesaving principles embodied in the four components of water rescue education: judgment, knowledge, skill and fitness. Rescuers learn tows, carries, and defense and release methods in preparation for challenging rescues of increased risk involving conscious and unconscious victims of various types. Lifesavers develop stroke efficiency and endurance in a timed swim. 100% attendance is required to complete the course.
Bronze Cross
Bronze Cross is designed for lifesavers who want the challenge of more advanced training including an introduction to safe supervision in aquatic facilities. Bronze Cross is the prerequisite for all advanced training programs including National Lifeguard and Instructor certification. 100% attendance is required to pass the course.
Water Safety Instructor
National Lifeguard
Prerequisite: 15 years of age. Ability to perform Red Cross Swim Kids 10 strokes and skills. One of the following certifications (can be expired): • Red Cross Assistant Lifeguard • Bronze Cross • Emergency First Aid • Standard First Aid The Water Safety Instructor (WSI) Course prepares candidates to instruct the Red Cross Swim programs.
The National Lifeguard program develops the basic lifeguarding skills, principles, and decision-making process to help lifeguards evaluate and adapt to different aquatic facilities and emergencies. The National Lifeguard program cannot prepare candidates for every situation that might occur. Employers must provide in-service training to familiarize their staff with the unique aspects of their aquatic facility. 100% attendance is required to complete the course.
Volunteer
Are you 13 years or older and enjoy swimming? If so we are looking for volunteers to assist with swim lessons.
BRONZE STAR BRONZE MEDALLION BRONZE CROSS WATER SAFETY INSTRUCTOR NATIONAL LIFEGUARD VOLUNTEER
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AGE OF PARTICIPANT FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:
Freya Sloane 403-287-4114 fsloane@glencoe.org
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GATORS Program Pathway Junior Gators 1
This program is our first step to
becoming a Gator. Basic swimming skills are introduced including Freestyle, Backstroke and kicking techniques. Junior Gators 1 is offered Monday and Wednesday 4 - 4:30 pm or 4:30 - 5 pm. Swimmers must register in the one time slot they wish to attend.
Junior Gators 2
Swimmers must have the ability to swim 25 meters unassisted as well as maintain focus for a 60 minute session. Junior Gators will learn all four competitive strokes as well as basic competitive skills - starts, turns, underwater. Junior Gators 2 is offered Monday and Wednesday 4-5 pm.
Junior Development
While focus remains on technique, goal setting and basic training skills are introduced. Swimmers at this level are working towards the Alberta South Provincial Time Standards. Junior Development swimmers participate in competitions in Calgary and Southern Alberta. Competition is required in the Junior Development Group.
Development
Focus remains technique-based, goal setting and training techniques are refined and dryland training is introduced. Swimmers at this level are working toward the Alberta Southern Provincial and Championship Time Standards. Development swimmers participate in competitions throughout Western Canada. Competition is required in the Development Group.
Junior Performance
Junior Performance swimmers will increase their experience in training techniques as well as competitive techniques. Swimmers at this level are working towards Alberta Championship Time Standards. Junior Performance swimmers participate in competitions throughout Western Canada. Competition is required in the Junior Performance Group.
Performance
Performance swimmers will train up to seven (7) plus times per week. Swimmers at this level are working towards Canadian National time standards. Performance swimmers participate in competitions throughout Canada and the USA. Competition is required in the Performance Group.
Recreational
Recreational Gators is designed for experienced swimmers who want to continue to swim but are not interested in performance swimming. Swimmers in this program are able to swim all four competitive strokes and train in a 60 minute session. Competition is not required in Recreational Gators. Recreational Gators runs September-May.
JUNIOR GATORS 1 JUNIOR GATORS 2 JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT 1, 2, 3 DEVELOPMENT JUNIOR PERFORMANCE PERFORMANCE RECREATIONAL
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AGE OF PARTICIPANT FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:
Randi Willisko 403-287-4154 gators@glencoe.org
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BADMINTON Program Pathway Intro to Badminton
This class focuses on coordination, agility, stroke introduction and fun! A wide range of activities are used to cover a variety of gross motor skills and to keep the attention of young participants. Unavailable due to covid.
Group Lessons
Group Lessons offer a basic introduction and progression in the game of badminton. Lessons are available year round. Children who want to participate in the Junior Ladder should pass Level 2 prior to registering.
Private Lessons
Private lessons are available for any age and ability. Lessons can be private, semi-private, or small groups. We have a number of different coaches on staff who teach private lessons to make sure that a good fit is available for members.
Junior High & Highschool Training
Badminton Ladder
This is a fun program where youth get to PLAY doubles games with other members at the Club. In the 6-9 ladder there is some instruction included. The older ladders focus simply on game play. The ladder runs from September to April. Registrations are accepted at any time.
This class is geared towards youth who are interested in trying out for their school team but don’t play badminton year round. Basic instruction and game play will get participants ready to head to tryouts with some extra confidence!
Precompetitive
This in an invite-only program that is aimed towards the top players from the 6-9 ladder. Invitations go out at the end of June for the following year. For more information, contact the Badminton Office.
Junior Development
This program is designed for athletes interested in competing in junior tournaments throughout Alberta. Any new participants must have completed Level 8 in the group lessons (or have been approved to join by the Badminton Professionals).
Volunteer Program
This Program allows some of our competitive players to give back to the Club and gain volunteer experience. Volunteering offers many benefits such as promoting a healthy lifestyle, enhancing athletic development and encouraging a lifelong service ethic. Contact Beth Richardson.
INTRO TO BADMINTON GROUP LESSONS PRIVATE LESSONS JUNIOR HIGH & HIGHSCHOOL TRAINING BADMINTON LADDER (6-9)
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NOTE: 17 year old welcome if not in competitive program.
PRECOMPETITIVE JUNIOR DEVELOPMENT VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
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AGE OF PARTICIPANT FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:
Beth Richardson 403-287-4106 brichardson@glencoe.org
Bryan Moody 403-287-4106 bmoody@glencoe.org
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BOWLING Program Pathway Parent & Tot
Excellent way to introduce our youngest Members to the Sport of Bowling. Child and Parent working together to have fun, yet remain safe. Whether sitting on the floor and pushing the ball down the lane, throwing between the legs or developing a one-handed swing, it’s a great place to acquire that love of the game that can last a lifetime.
Physical Literacy 5-Pin
Developing the physical skills to play 5-pin at the next level. A great option to learn the game while maintaining control of the equipment. As the 5-pin balls weigh an average of 4 pounds, most Juniors aged 5 and up have no problems at all learning 5-pin while still having fun and remaining safe.
Physical Literacy 10-Pin
Another option for the Junior player if they would like to try the 10-pin game. As the equipment is heavier (6-14 pounds), we recommend a later start, again to keep the Juniors safe while enjoying this new sport. As in all programs, we like to keep the FUN in FUNdamentals and enjoy the sport in concert with added mastery of the games.
Collaboration & Inclusion
Bowling has a great advantage over many other sports in there is not a single “body type” that is most optimal for the sport. This is just one of the reasons that Bowling prides itself as one of the most inclusive of the sports. As Juniors reach adolescence, we are very cognizant of their individual development and help to make them feel included as part of OUR sport.
Skill Development
As the athlete shows a greater appreciation for the sport, we guide them with the latest coaching and instructional methodologies. Each athlete has a program developed for their optimal learning strategy and designed not to give too much information, too early. It’s still ultimately and sport and game, so fun should always be a part of the growth process.
Pre-Competitive
Athletes will be taught the “higher level” aspects of the game. Lane play, ball motion, equipment selection, mental game. All the things that don’t necessarily fit into skill development. This provides additional insight to be a better competitor both on and off the lanes.
Junior Leagues
Putting the skill development and acquired knowledge to the test, the athlete will be guided along the path of becoming a competitive bowler. While competition is the main focus, we still try and keep the feeling collegial and supportive amongst all of the participants.
Mentoring
Our philosophy in Bowling is we “Coach to Teach”. Not just teaching skills, but teaching the whys and hows of our coaching philosophy. A coaching “osmosis” occurs between the coach and the athletes and the athletes feel comfortable offering advice to not only those more junior, but to their peers as well. The Club has been very generous in my development as a coach, why not pass the information along.
PARENT & TOT PHYSICAL LITERACY 5-PIN PHYSICAL LITERACY 10-PIN COLLABORATION & INCLUSION SKILL DEVELOPMENT PRE-COMPETITIVE JUNIOR LEAGUES MENTORING
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John Pearson 403-287-4145 jpearson@glencoe.org
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CLIMBING Program Pathway Kinderclimb
Support your child’s inclination to climb anything and everything! This program emphasizes fundamental movement skills, basic climbing equipment use and teamwork through climbing activities and games. This program has a 1:4 instructor to student ratio.
Sandstone Climbing Club
This weekly club program encourages youths to explore and expand their mental and physical boundaries through climbing focused activities. Fundamental movement and technical skills are developed in an environment that promotes teamwork, trust and camaraderie. This program has a 1:6 instructor to student ratio.
Limestone Climbing Club
Developmental 1
This weekly club program reinforces fundamental movement skills and introduces youths to intermediate movement techniques. Mental and physical strength and stamina are developed through directed challenge and basic training drills. This program has a 1:6 instructor to student ratio.
An introduction to structured training for competitive climbing. The team trains twice a week focusing on developing physical literacy, basics and introductory skills. Coaches will introduce basic to intermediate movement skills while building general strength and endurance. Balance and coordination will also be a focus in drills and progressions. Though competitions are not mandatory, practices are aimed to help athletes understand the format, rules and strategies in competitive climbing. Involvement in local competitions is encouraged.
Development 2
An introduction to structured training for competitive climbing. The team trains twice a week focusing on developing physical literacy, basics and introductory skills. Coaches will introduce basic to intermediate movement skills while building general strength and endurance. Balance and coordination will also be a focus in drills and progressions. Though competitions are not mandatory, practices are aimed to help athletes understand the format, rules and strategies in competitive climbing. Involvement in local competitions is encouraged.
Mixed Teams
Mixed Team is designed for athletes at either Developmental Team 1 or 2 level or for Climbing team athletes to add another training day to their schedule. The team trains twice a week focusing on developing physical literacy, basics and introductory skills. Coaches will introduce basic to intermediate movement skills while building general strength and endurance. Balance and coordination will also be a focus in drills and progressions.
Private/SemiPrivate Lessons
Private and semi-private lessons and outdoor experiences are available with the Professionals and our part-time instructors. Please contact Jury to discuss your needs and have your personalized program designed.
KINDERCLIMB
SANDSTONE CLIMBING CLUB LIMESTONE CLIMBING CLUB DEVELOPMENTAL 1 DEVELOPMENTAL 2 MIXED TEAMS PRIVATE/SEMI-PRIVATE LESSONS
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Jury Nam 403-287-4138 jnam@glencoe.org
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CURLING Program Pathway Junior Sliders 1.0
Junior Sliders 2.0
This group is taught all the basics of sliding and game play and will easily move up to 2.0 when they choose to do so. You may have your child registered in this program for up to 3 consecutive seasons. Coaches will work with you to graduate your child to the 2.0 program. A huge emphasis on fun while on the ice is the goal of 1.0.
Game play, sweeping and an emphasis on shot making are the goals in 2.0. Coaches will work on correcting form while also encouraging the understanding of positions and responsibilities. This is the ideal set up for your child who wants to join a team.
Rockstars
Private Lessons
Four person teams will be formed with a dedicated Coach. Team practice and play will be focused on, along with rotating positions and the understanding of strategy. The goal will be to play in a organized bonspiel at the end of the 8 week session.
Private or semi-private lessons are encouraged for both juniors and adults. Lessons may be arranged at the Curling Office or by emailing Curling Director Paul Webster at curling@glencoe.org
JUNIOR SLIDERS 1.0 JUNIOR SLIDERS 2.0 ROCKSTARS PRIVATE LESSONS
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AGE OF PARTICIPANT FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:
Paul Webster 403-287-4123 pwebster@glencoe.org
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SKATING Program Pathway Parent & Tot
Your child will develop confidence on the ice, promoting lifelong enjoyment for the family. Recommended for two to four year old children not ready to skate without a parent nearby. Minimum five skaters or skaters will be placed with Pre-CanSkate.
Pre-CanSkate/ CanSkate
With music, games and creative expression your skater will develop confidence on the ice and master the fundamental skating skills. If your child has not taken this program, please register in Level I (i.e. without a parent on the ice).
Pre-CanPowerSkate /CanPowerSkate CanSkate for budding hockey players. This class is designed for skaters who are looking for the skills taught in CanSkate with a hockey focus. Taught by certified CanPowerSkate coaches.
Academy
The Skating Academy is for skaters meeting the following requirements: JUNIOR ACADEMY: Completed minimum CanSkate Stage 4. SENIOR ACADEMY: Skaters working on Star 1-2 and wanting to remain in a group environment for part of their training.
StarSkate
StarSkate offers opportunities for skaters of all ages to develop fundamental figure skating skills in the areas of ice dance, skating skills, free skate and interpretive skating. Skaters will have the opportunity to take Skate Canada Tests through a nationally standardized testing system (Star 1-10).
High Performance
High Performance is a competitive figure skating program. HP includes both dryland and on ice classes including ballet, Advantage Glencoe, jump classes, edge and power stroking. Competitions continue from Star 5 into Pre-Juvenile all the way up to Senior competitive. Skaters must attend the Sectional championships every season.
Hockey Skills
Classes available for Atom and Peewee players at Levels 1, 2 or 3. Focus is on puck handling, passing and puck control skills. Also for Novice, Atom and Pee Wee players who are not playing at levels 1, 2 or 3 but would like to develop their hockey skills further.
Private Lessons
Private and semi-privates lessons are available to all members. The Glencoe coaches are extremely knowledgeable in the sport of skating. The staff suggests contacting the coaches directly to schedule lessons. Also, in addition to the coaching team, there are independent contractors who are available to assist the coaches when needed.
PARENT & TOT PRE-CANSKATE
CANSKATE
PRE-CANPOWERSKATE
CANPOWERSKATE
ACADEMY: JUNIOR (6-8)
SENIOR (9-12)
STARSKATE: STAR 1-5
STARSKATE: STAR 6-10 HIGH PERFORMANCE
HOCKEY SKILLS PRIVATE LESSONS: FIGURE SKATING AND HOCKEY
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AGE OF PARTICIPANT FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:
Scott Davis 403-287-4118 sdavis@glencoe.org
Daniela Sovak 403-287-3313 dsovak@glencoe.org
Elise Proudfoot 403-287-4314 eproudfoot@glencoe.org
Pam McCracken 403-287-3363 pmccracken@glencoe.org
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SQUASH Program Pathway Tot
Tots engage in lightly structured active play with parents and other tots. An emphasis on having fun whilst developing the ABCs of movement. ‘Tots’ must be actively accompanied by someone responsible for them, siblings, parents, nannies etc. are all welcome.
Munchkin
Lightly structured active play aimed at having fun whilst developing the ABCs of movement.
Private Lessons
Private or semi-private lessons are encouraged for both juniors and adults. Lessons may be arranged at the squash office with David, 403-287-4181 or email: dduncalf@glencoe.org.
Beginner
Intermediate
Introduction to basic game, including the grip, movement to ‘T’, serve, serve return and etiquette.
Competitive C
Continued emphasis on the basic technical and tactical areas of squash with an increased understanding of how to practice in order to improve, applicable in all walks of life!
This program is for juniors who are looking to compete in fun grand prix events and local bronze, silver and gold level tournaments. Private lessons are highly recommended for those for those training in this group.
Competitive B
This program is for juniors who are looking to compete in grand prixs, provincial bronze, silver, gold level tournaments and potentially national level events. Private lessons are highly recommended for those training in this group.
Competitive A
This program is designed for juniors who are competitive in their own age group and wish to compete in provincial and national tournaments. Private lessons are essential for those training in this group.
TOT MUNCHKIN PRIVATE LESSONS BEGINNER: MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY TRAINING OPTIONS INTERMEDIATE: MONDAY, WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY TRAINING OPTIONS COMPETITIVE C: TUESDAY, THURSDAY & SATURDAY TRAINING COMPETITIVE B: TUESDAY, THURSDAY & SATURDAY TRAINING COMPETITIVE A: TUESDAY, THURSDAY & SATURDAY TRAINING
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The above is a rough guideline to the Glencoe Junior Squash Program. For those looking to register in 'Intermediate' for the first time please contact our Pro Team at 403-287-4181 or squash@glencoe.org.
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TENNIS Program Pathway Pee Wee
This class is an introduction to tennis and focuses primarily on development of basic sport skills such as Agility, Balance, Coordination, and Speed through fun games and activites.
Red Fundamentals
Skills: Throw and catch with recovery, introduction to rallying, overhead throwing, development of listening skills, cooperating with a partner, keeping score. Fundamentals: recovery and ready position between shots, sideways position when receiving and sending the ball, impacting at waist level.
Red Developmental
Private Lessons
Supplemental to Junior Programs to Accelerate the Learning Process and Consolidate Skills. Regular (1-2 lessons a week) private lessons are recommended for juniors who want to excel in the sport (looking to get NCAA scholarships or play at an open level or higher).
Skills: 3-4 ball rallies, overhead serves, introduction to volleying, listening skills, cooperating, court set-up, keeping score. Fundamentals: recovery, waist height impact on groundstrokes and shoulder height on volleys, sideways positioning, throwing action on serve. Weekly U8 competition within the club.
Orange Fundamentals
Skills: 4+ ball rallies, starting point with overhead serve to deuce and ad court, moving opponent using volleys, listening skills, cooperation skills, court set-up, keeping score, making line calls. Fundamentals: recovery with ready position, waist height impact on groundstrokes and chest height for volleys, sideways positioning, throwing action on serve.
Orange Developmental
Orange Performer
6+ ball rallies, overhead serve to backhand on deuce/ad sides, approach/volley/overhead sequence, listening, cooperating, court set-up, scoring, line calling. Inter-club U9 competitions. Fundamentals: recovery with ready position, waist height impact on groundstrokes and chest height for volleys, sideways positioning, throwing action on serve.
6+ ball rallies, overhead serve to backhand on deuce/ad sides, approach/volley/overhead sequence, listening, cooperating, court set-up, scoring, line calling. Inter-club U9 competitions. Fundamentals: recovery with ready position, waist height impact on groundstrokes and chest height for volleys, sideways positioning, throwing action on serve.
Green Fundamentals
Skills: 4+ ball rallies, starting point with overhead serve to deuce and ad court, moving opponent using volleys, listening skills, cooperation skills, court set-up, keeping score, making line calls. Fundamentals: recovery with ready position, waist height impact on groundstrokes and chest height for volleys, sideways positioning, throwing action on serve.
PEE WEE RED FUNDAMENTALS RED DEVELOPMENTAL PRIVATE LESSONS/SEMI-PRIVATE OR PRIVATE GROUP LESSONS ORANGE FUNDAMENTALS ORANGE DEVELOPMENTAL ORANGE PERFORMER GREEN FUNDAMENTALS
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AGE OF PARTICIPANT FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:
Dietmar Rautenbach 403-287-4110 drautenbach@glencoe.org
Richard Danielson 403-287-4388 rdanielson@glencoe.org
Gene Kelly 403-287-4390 gkelly@glencoe.org
Greg Mitchell 403-297-4315 gmitchell@glencoe.org
TENNIS
TENNIS Program Pathway Green Developmental
Green Performer
Introduction to tactical situations in differing phases of gameplay.
Green Performer participants compete at provincial U10 competitions and/or meet and maintain certain technical requirements. Green Performer participants should also start competing in U12 events after 6 months to a year of experience competing in U10 green ball. Introduction to tactical situations in differing phases of gameplay.
Youth Fundamentals
Tennis for juniors aged 10 - 13 that have little or no experience, or have some experience but just like to play for fun. These juniors are not competing and are developing fundamentals which will allow them to enjoy the game and continue skill development throughout various stages of their lives.
Teen Fundamentals
Pre-Competitive
Upon graduating from Green Developmental into U12, juniors enter the Pre-Competitive group. Juniors are typically in this group 2-3 years but could stay longer depending on factors such as how quickly their skills develop and how often they are competing.
Tennis for juniors aged 13 - 17 that have little or no experience, or have some experience but just like to play for fun. These juniors are not competing and are developing fundamentals which will allow them to enjoy the game and continue skill development throughout various stages of their lives.
Competitive
Excellence
This group is typically for juniors competing in the U14-U18 age categories regularly, as well as Green Performer graduates (typically these U12s are taking private lessons 1-2 times a week on top of their group training and have been through the orange-green phases of their development).
This group is for athletes competing regularly through the U12-U18 age categories who are taking regular private lessons, who play both Road to Nationals Qualifying and Selections events on a regular basis. These juniors tend to be ranked top 30 in the province or higher and are in the hunt for provincial points and/or nationals selection.
Volunteer Program
Once juniors turn 12 the tennis department encourages volunteering. Volunteers who give their time and are willing to take the Tennis Canada Instructor course when they are 15-16 have their foot in the door as regular part-time paid positions become available.
GREEN DEVELOPMENTAL GREEN
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YOUTH FUNDAMENTALS TEEN FUNDAMENTALS PRE-COMPETITIVE COMPETITIVE EXCELLENCE VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
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AGE OF PARTICIPANT FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:
Dietmar Rautenbach 403-287-4110 drautenbach@glencoe.org
Richard Danielson 403-287-4388 rdanielson@glencoe.org
Gene Kelly 403-287-4390 gkelly@glencoe.org
Greg Mitchell 403-297-4315 gmitchell@glencoe.org
TENNIS