When the snow starts to fall, there is no better time to embrace the outdoors and try something new and exciting! Once again this year the Salisbury Winter Sports Association (SWSA) is hosting its annual Junior Jump Camp on Friday and Saturday, December 27 and 28 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Satre Hill, Indian Cave Road, Salisbury, Connecticut. This fun-filled introduction to ski jumping is open to children aged 7 and up. This unforgettable two-day event is packed with fun, learning, and just the right amount of thrill.
Does your child have a taste for winter adventure? Love a good challenge? Or maybe, just enjoys being outdoors in the fresh winter air? This camp is tailor made for them.
Best of all this two-day camp doesn’t require any prior experience. Children participating in this program should bring their own helmet and alpine skis. Although all levels are welcome, beginners will learn the basics of ski jumping including techniques for jumping safety. When participants feel comfortable, they can jump the smallest of jumps on their alpine skis. Jumping equipment is provided at no extra charge when they are ready for it. This experience isn’t just about individual skills it fosters camaraderie, good sportsmanship, and confidence.
Affordable Family Fun
The cost for this two-day escapade is just $50 per child! That’s two full days of instruction, fun, and memories that will last a lifetime. Lunch is also included. To register please email kennethsbarker@gmail.com or visit jumpfest.org. Spots are limited so don’t wait to long to start your children on this winter adventure.
About Salisbury Winter Sports Association
The Mission of the Salisbury Winter Sports Association is to acquaint our nearby communities, especially the children, with Nordic ski-jumping, cross country and Alpine skiing, and to teach the skills necessary for their enjoyment and lifelong pursuit. As part of its mission, SWSA hosts and perpetuates the annual ski-jumping competition on Satre Hill to sustain ski jumping in Salisbury and the Eastern United States.
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