Twilight Buyout Sessions at LAUNCH: Trampoline & Airbag Training in Barrie

LAUNCH's Twilight BUYOUT session in Barrie, Ontario delivers a concentrated three-hour training window for freestylers who want to push bigger tricks off snow. Located near Kempenfelt Bay on the city's north edge, the facility combines multiple competition-grade trampolines, a large airbag landing zone, and a dry slope surface that mimics snow for edging drills. The setup is deliberately technical: coaches inspect equipment, athletes must arrive waxed, and strict certification rules ensure that every flipped rotation happens under qualified supervision. What makes this session special is the controlled risk environment. The airbag absorbs impact for single and double inverted practice while the trampolines refine airtime and twist mechanics, letting skiers and snowboarders develop air awareness without weather delays. Provincial organizations—Freestyle Ontario and Canada Snowboard—are woven into the operation; proof of membership or coaching certification is required for Canadian athletes, and international coaches must carry liability coverage. That governance keeps club sessions productive, focused, and safe. Practically speaking, the buyout runs 5pm–6pm trampoline only, then 6pm–8pm with combined airbag and trampoline access, so teams can structure warm-up and escalation phases. Bring skis or a board in sound condition—any cracked edges or delamination will be refused—and a helmet, gloves, and full-coverage clothing. Wax carefully: paraffin or standard ski/snowboard wax is requested to preserve the artificial surface and reduce surface degradation. This venue is more than a training box; it's a local hub for competitive progression. Coaches must meet Air 1–Air 3 and Competition Introduction certifications depending on the maneuvers they supervise, and Freestyle Ontario staff coordinate check-in at the tent by the airbag. Teams can arrange additional staffing and off-hours buyouts via the operator email for larger camps or focused sessions. For visiting athletes who base themselves in Barrie, the waterfront at Kempenfelt Bay and nearby Sunnidale Park offer low-key recovery runs and easy access to lake views between sessions. The facility's dry-slope technology and landing bag make it an indispensable stop for skiers and riders seeking to maintain momentum through the off-season or in-season refinement. If you travel to Ontario for technique-focused, coach-driven practice, this Twilight BUYOUT at LAUNCH is an efficient, high-impact way to hone airtime, rotation control, and confidence under the watch of certified professionals. Booking a buyout requires planning: clubs should confirm coach certifications and membership documentation ahead of arrival and email [email protected] for custom staffing needs or insurance queries. Expect a safety briefing, mandatory equipment checks, and a thirty-minute check-in window at the Freestyle Ontario/Ontario Snowboard tent. Because the facility is indoors and weather-independent, sessions run reliably year-round—ideal for athletes traveling from other provinces. Bring spare bindings, basic repair tape, and a hydration pack; short, focused sessions like this are intense and reward precise preparation. Arrive rested, ready.