Inspection and Training Sessions Principles Freestyle
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Training Sessions Principles - Freestyle Skiing
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[edit] Training Sessions
- Training sessions generally occur at the same time frame as the Final for each competition.
- If there are multiple training sessions, then there will be a rotation between the training groups.
- There needs to be a break for course preparation between the two training sessions.
[edit] Training Groups
- Training Groups can be set up based upon the event and the number of competitiors entered into the competition
- Divsion of the training groups can done according to the following factors;
- Skill (FIS Points or World Cup Rank)
- Gender (male and female)
- Teams (divided by nation)
- The numbers in each training groups should be as equally divided as possible.
[edit] Inspection
Inspections are required before every training sessions
- An inspection of the course occurs before a training sessions.
- there will time break after the inspection and before the training session starts
- The duration of the inspection can be between 10 to 30 minutes depending upon the event.
- Two training groups can inspect at the same time, then one group can train, then the other group can train.
There are coaches and athlete inspections of the course
[edit] Time Break between an Inspection and Training Sessions
- The time break will vary between the different events
- The time break vary depending upon the lenght of the course
[edit] Duration of Training Sessions
- Duration of the training sessions are based upon the following factors:
- the training session can be of a time duration of limited to a number of runs or jumps
[edit] Training Session by Event
Moguls Competition
- 30 to 40 minutes or around 3 runs before the qualification
- 20 to 30 minutes or around 2 runs before the final
Mogul Training
- A daily Mogul Training session can be as long as 2 hours
- Time breaks need to be set up to prepare the course
Ski Cross Competition
- there will be a training session before the qualification of 30 to 45 minutes based upon the number of entries
- it is optional to have a training session before the Final
Ski Cross Training
- Training seesions are between 45 to 60 minutes in duration based upon the entries
- the trianing session can be limited to a number of runs based upon the number of entries or the condition of the course
Aerial Competition
- Training sessions are before the qualification 60 to to 75 minutes in duration
Aerial Training
- Training sessions are between 120 to to 150 minutes in duration
HalfPipe Competition
- Training seesions are between 45 to 60 minutes in duration based upon the entries
- Training seesions can be divided between the genders
HalfPipe Training
- Training sessions are between 120 to to 150 minutes in duration
[edit] Also See
- forerunner
- Competition
- Competition Organization
- Qualification
- Showcase
- Final
- Finalist
- Inspection and Training Sessions Principles Freestyle
- Phase
- Carrier Spacing
- Lift Capacity Per Hour
Return to Competition Organization or Competition Program Design Process, 4002.1.4.2, 4503 or Freestyle Skiing