Our Ski Club Flatland Freestyle Ski Club Inc. is a not-for-profit club based out of Table Mountain, Saskatchewan, located about 30 minutes from The Battlefords. We have members from North Battleford, Battleford, Saskatoon and surrounding areas. Members of our team range in age from 6 - 18, and we are a parent volunteer run group. We focus on everything freestyle: the basics, progressing through competitions and the most important part - having fun!

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Flatland Freestyle Ski Club is a non profit organization based out of Table Mountain near North Battleford, SK, Canada. Flatland Freestyle Ski Club Community of Ski Lovers Join the Flatland Freestyle Ski Club and be part of an exciting community dedicated to freestyle skiing, where passion meets opportunity. Join Us Coaches Improve your skills with expert coaching. Learn More Our Philosophy The Flatland Freestyle Ski Club is dedicated to nurturing and developing freestyle skiing talent in a fun and friendly atmosphere. We provide access to quality training, expert coaches, and a supportive community for skiers of all levels, competitive and non-competitive. Our goal is to promote safety, skill development, and a love for freestyle skiing. We value athletes who are respectful, compassionate people. Discover Us Training Fundamentalz An introductory program focusing on the basics and having fun. Camps Additional Training Opportunities Freestylerz A developmental/competitive program for those who want to enhance their skills Flatland Freestyle Festival Our exciting annual showcase of skills. Highlights

The Beginnings of Flatland Since the early 2000s, Flatland Freestyle SKi Club has been training out of Table Mountain Regional Park. We are extremely grateful for the wonderful support we have been given and look forward to continuing this wonderful partnership as our club grows. For more information, click Table Mountain Regional Park The Full Story Expectations What is Expected of the Athletes? Come ready to learn and have fun! What is Expected of Parents? Stay in the loop by signing up for WhatsApp. Once you register for the season, you will get an invite to sign up for WhatsApp. This will be our main method of communication regarding scheduling, class lists, coach contact info, and as a communication tool between parents, coaches, athletes and board members. This allows your coaches to better plan for you. Check WhatsApp and your email often. Volunteer to ensure training days and our Flatland Festival run smoothly. Volunteer help is required at the beginning of the season for course build, weekly to help coaches, and during our Festival. You do not need to know much about freestyle skiing to volunteer. Fees and Fundraising Fees for this year are posted when you register on SnowReg. There are additional fees for Freestyle Saskatchewan and Freestyle Canada. This is for insurance purposes, are mandatory. Included in your fees for each athlete: A Raffle Ticket Book - you keep the sales! The Entry Fee for our Flatland Freestyle Festival. Weekly training at Flatland Club - coaching fees for the season Our club also operates on grants and other fundraising opportunities. We are a parent run non profit organization and you are invited to share your talents! Join Us Our Board President: Victor Quijada-Sawitsky Vice President: Nathan Sabourin Secretary: Suz Botham Treasurer: Vacant Members at Large: Glenn Day, Kanndece Quijada-Sawitsky If you are interested in learning more about the workings of the club, please reach out to our board.

Head Coach: Andrea Ornawka Andrea is an alumni athlete with Flatland! She began her freestyle journey with us, moved to the mountains to ski and study, and now she teaches our athletes. She received her coaching experience at Winsport in Calgary, where she was an instructor and coach for 3 years. She also coached for a season with Southern Alberta Freestyle. She has her CSIA Level 1, Fundamentalz, Air 1-4, Ski Skillz, Mogul Skillz, and Park Skillz and is dedicated to further her certifications. Andrea's commitment to developing our athletes’ skills is clearly evident and we are lucky to have her! Read more about her here! Our Coaching Team

Bookings Email Us Moguls? An Air bag? Qualified individuals and groups may contact us for airbag bookings.

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Flatland Freestyle Festival Registration is Closed Schedule & Rules Athlete Bio Volunteer Annually held in March, our festival is open to our ahtletes, as well as athletes from other clubs. This fun weekend is a relaxed way to experience what a more formal competitive event would be, without the competition! This event is a wonderful opportunity for our athletes to connect, make friends, learn, and most of all, HAVE FUN!!

Upcoming Events Team Members: Check the WhatsApp Team Chat or your emails for more information. Currently, regular training dates are tentative, dependent upon the weather and the opening date of Table Mountain Regional Park. Updates on camps and competitions will be listed once they have been posted. Not a Team Member yet, but want to be? Join Us Sept. 26 Registration Opens Sept. 27 Pre Season Bike Ride Oct. 18 Bottle Drive and BBQ Nov. 15 Bowling Fun Dec. 14 Dryland Training Dec. 21 First Day of Regular Training Jan. 4 Try Freestyle Day https://snowreg.com/#!/events/try-freestyle-day-2026 Jan. 4 Regular Training Date Jan. 11 Regular Training Date Jan. 17 Tentative Site Build Day Jan. 18 Regular Training Date Jan. 25 Regular Training Date Jan. 30-Feb. 1 Red Deer MogulFest (Red Deer, AB) Feb. 1 Regular Training Date Feb. 8 Regular Training Date Feb. 15 No Regular Training Feb. 22 Regular Training Date Mar. 1 Regular Training Date Mar. 6-8 Tawatinaw (Alberta) Club Comp. Mar. 8 Regular Training Date and Wind Up Mar. 13-15 Flatland Freestyle Ski Festival Mar. 21-22 Winsport Club Comp. (Calgary, AB) Apr. 4-6 Jasper Club Comp. (Jasper, AB)

Training for ALL! Flatland Freestyle Ski Club is facilitating different learning opportunities that will engage and challenge skiers of a variety of levels and experience. Please see the program descriptions below. Fundamentalz Fundamentalz includes fun games and drills, while introducing skiing, jumping, moguls and terrain parks to all levels of Freestyle skiers. Developmentally appropriate activities are based on HIGH FIVE™ Principles to support the social, emotional and physical development of children in easy to follow formats. Athletes will be introduced to athletic practices including warm-up, stretching, flexibility and injury prevention, strength and endurance, agility, acrobatic literacy, cool down, hydration, nutrition, recovery, relaxation and focus. Fundamentalz focuses on fun interactive training exposing them to Slopestyle, Moguls, and Aerials with emphasis on strong turning and take-off fundamentals. Skiers involved in the Fundamentalz program must be able to load and ride the chairlift unassisted, and must be able to ski in control with linked turns on a green run. There will also be opportunity to participate in club competitions at other ski areas. Those registering in Fundamentalz must be 6 years of age or older. Lessons: Sundays 10:00 - 3:00 (unsupervised lunch break from approx 12 - 1 pm) Freestylerz The Competitive/Developmental Program is for the skier who wants to hone their skills at moguls, jumps, park and the "all mountain" area with progression to competitive skills/technique refinement. Skiers will attend competitions in and out of province appropriate to their skill level (club level or provincial level). They will have opportunity for possible placement on the Saskatchewan Provincial/Next Gen Team where they will potentially complete at multi-province/national events like Junior Nationals, the Canada Winter Games, or the Canadian Series. Year round training is incorporated along with trampoline, dryland training, and water ramp training for those athletes competing at higher levels. Skiers are also required to participate in mountain training opportunities along with mini camps at local ski areas. Those registering for the Competitive/Development Program are generally a bit older in age (approximately 8 years old or older) and are committed to the sport of competitive skiing. Lessons: Saturdays & Sundays 10:00 - 3:00 (unsupervised lunch break from approx 12 - 1 pm) Additional Training Opportunities #1 - Pre Season Fun Ski #2 - Christmas Break Mountain Camps #3 - February Camps Detailed information about these opportunities will be communicated to club members once registration has been completed and details are available. These camps are excellent ways to strengthen skills in different ways.