NS Academy - Quebec July 7 to 11, 2025

***PLEASE DO NOT INCLUDE OTHER ITEMS IN YOUR BASKET*** 

**ONLINE PAYMENT AND MANDATORY FORM TO BE COMPLETED: https://forms.gle/uPZkCMxDwagvFedu9 **

CANCELLATION POLICY FOR QUEBEC CAMPS:

• A non-refundable $50 fee will be retained for cancellations more than 30 days before the camp to cover management and transaction costs.
• No cancellations will be accepted within 30 days before the camp
• In the event of a major health problem, please contact us

 To reserve your place immediately, please follow these steps : 

1. Buy/Pay for the camp by adding the camp to your cart and completing the transaction.
   1. Places are limited
2. Once the payment/order confirmation is received, please fill out this mandatory form: https://forms.gle/uPZkCMxDwagvFedu9
   1. Even if the form is completed when the camp says "Full", the registration will not be accepted.
3. If you have any questions, please contact us!

Quebec Camp: 

• Intact Insurance Ice Center
  
  • 999 Avenue de Rochebelle, Quebec, QC G0V0J6
• July 7-11, 2025

The structure of the Academy stands out for its expertise at the international level. Passionate coaches serving the next generation of speed skating.
We welcome renowned active athletes who share their knowledge with young people, they skate with them and also pass on to them their great passion for sport.

Coaches: 

• Future

PREREQUISITE​
- Minimum of one year in long blade speed skating.
- Skaters aged 7 and over.

The Academy:

• In general, the schedule is from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
• 2 coaches minimum per group at all times
• 2 ice training sessions per day
• 7 Short Track sessions
• 3 sessions in Long Track 
• 2 off-ice training sessions per day
• 1 thematic conference per day: technique, equipment, strategy, athletes' conference, mental preparation, stress management, etc ...
• Academy coaches with Olympic experience.

Goals:

• Straight line technical work
• Technical work on the bend
• Overtaking technique: inside and outside
• Introduction to new race tracks
• Maximizing the starting position
• Training: speed and volume
• The techniques taught are related to the latest research in biomechanics from the Canadian national short track team.

For more information, do not hesitate to contact us