easy
1 hour
Basic fitness level recommended; no advanced conditioning required but some stamina helps
Join Amelia Gagnon at Optimist Hill in Saskatoon for a private snowboarding lesson tailored to your skill level. Perfect for all ages, this hour of personalized coaching makes winter sports fun and accessible!
Experience the thrill of winter on the slopes of Optimist Hill in Saskatoon with Amelia Gagnon, an expert snowboard instructor known for her patient and personalized teaching style. Amelia welcomes riders of all ages and skill levels, ensuring that everyone—from beginners to those looking to improve their technique—feels confident and motivated. Over the course of an engaging one-hour private lesson, you'll receive tailored guidance focused on your individual pace and goals. Optimist Hill offers excellent facilities with varied terrain perfect for learning or refining snowboarding skills, making it an ideal setting for a memorable winter adventure. Beyond just improving your snowboarding, Amelia’s positive energy and supportive attitude make the experience both fun and rewarding, encouraging a safe and enthusiastic connection to winter sports. Whether you’re local or visiting Saskatoon, this lesson provides a perfect opportunity to embrace winter’s excitement while enjoying personalized attention that helps you progress quickly and safely.
Wear moisture-wicking base layers and insulated outerwear to stay warm and dry during your snowboarding lesson.
Start with light stretches and warm-up exercises to prevent injuries and improve your performance on the slopes.
Protect your eyes from UV rays and glare off the snow for better visibility and safety.
Even in cold weather, drinking plenty of water is important to maintain energy levels and focus.
Optimist Hill was developed to provide year-round outdoor recreational opportunities and has become a community favorite for winter sports since opening.
The facility emphasizes sustainable practices including snowmaking efficiency and waste reduction to protect the local environment.
Properly fitted snowboard and boots are necessary for a comfortable and safe learning experience.
winter specific
Protects your head during falls or collisions, a must-have for beginners and experienced riders alike.
winter specific
Keeps your hands warm and dry, allowing you to focus on your technique without discomfort.
winter specific
Essential for clear vision and eye protection from snow glare and wind.
winter specific