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Campgaw Mountain Racing
Campgaw Mountain is proud to announce the return of racing! Our goal is to provide a safe and fun learning environment
where racers of any age and ability may reach their full potential as skiers and riders. At the same
time, participants
will gain confidence, self-esteem, and the ability to safely ski on just about any slope with style. We will be offering
three different types of race programs this season: race training, a race development team, and a full race team.
Click to download a Registration form.
Or call 201-327-7800 for further information.
Season Pass discounts available for program participants registered before 12/25/07!
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Team Campgaw -- $850
For Whom:
For JI, JII, JIII, JIV, and JV Racers
JI - born 88 & 89; JII - born 90 & 91; JIII - born 92 & 93; JIV - born 94 &95; JV - born 96 & later
When:
The program at Campgaw begins around Dec. 18, 2007 until the end of February.
Race practices are held:
Tuesday and Thursday nights 6pm-8pm
Saturday and Sunday mornings 9am-12pm
What You Get:
37 Practices and Races 116 Hours of Professional Practice Supervision
Professional drill work, ski instruction, and course setting.
Some of the best one on one feedback of any ski racing program in the state
7 to 1 coach ratio.
What You Need:
Lift Ticket or Season Pass
Equipment
Each racer must have a helmet, skis, poles, gate bashers, shin guards, and face guard.
Race Organization Membership
Each racer must have USSA and NJSRA memberships in order to race in NJ and/or
out of state races.
JI and JII must pay for FIS membership
Please note: Fees do not include transportation or lodging to/from events,
entry fees for races, and out of state coaching.
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Developmental Team -- $250
For Whom:
All ages as long as you have the ability to ski green slopes proficiently and get on and off a chairlift.
When:
The program begins around Dec. 29, 2007 until Feb. 25, 2008.
Trainings are held:
Saturday mornings 9am-12pm
What You Get:
8 Practices - 27 Hours of Professional Practice Supervision
Professional drill work, ski instruction, and course setting.
Some of the best one on one feedback of any ski racing program in the state
5 to 1 coach ratio
Fun Race
What You Need:
Lift Ticket or Season Pass
Equipment
Each participant must have a helmet, skis, and poles.
Race Organization Membership
Each racer must have USSA and NJSRA memberships to go on trips and participate in
fun races.
Race Training -- $250
For Whom:
Any age person interested in becoming a better skier or being introduced to ski racing.
When:
1. Monday & Wednesday Training Program begins Jan. 8, 2008 until Feb. 28, 2008.
Trainings are held: Mon. and Wed. evenings 6pm-8pm.
2. Tuesday & Thursday Training Program begins around Jan. 3, 2008 until Feb. 28, 2008.
Trainings are held: Tues. and Thur. evenings 6pm-8pm
Please note: These are two separate race training programs with different coaching staffs.
Refer to the coach's section to find out further information on coaching staffs.
What You Get:
16 Practices - 32 Hours of Professional Practice Supervision
Professional drill work, ski instruction, and course setting.
Some of the best one on one feedback of any ski racing program in the state.
What You Need:
Lift Ticket or Season Pass
Equipment
Each participant must have a helmet, skis, and poles.
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The Coaching Staff
Race Team, Developmental Team, & Tues./Thurs. Race Training:
John Neilsen
John Neilsen has been involved with New Jersey ski racing for the past ten years.
He has served as a PSIA ski instructor, JV coach for the Rattlers of New Jersey,
JV Coach for the Mt. Peter race team of New Jersey, and JIV-JV
coach for Camelback race team in Pennsylvania. He has been the NJ state coach for
the JV regional race at Gunstock, plus has been the program coach for the JI-JII
FIS races, JI-JII Finals, JIII Junior Olympics, JIII Finals, JIV Future Stars,
and in 2004, was nominated Coach of the Year for the State of New Jersey.
Mon./Wed. Race Training:
Naga Kusumi
Naga is a welcome addition to our racing staff. He is a world class racer and coach.
In 1992, he raced for Japan at the Albertville Olympics. From 1989-1999 he was a
speed skier and became Japans National Champion for speed skiing from 1990-1996.
In his World Cup experience he set a FIS official speed record of 150.5 mph.
Presently he is coaching at Hunter Mountain as well as Campgaw.
Carl Boyhan
Carl has thirty years of racing and coaching experience. He recently joined up at
Campgaw after several successful years of coaching at the Sterling Forest Ski Area.
He is a certified NASTAR pace setter. Carl was also instrumental in starting the race
training program at Campgaw last season.
Scott Savage
Scott was a National NASTAR qualifier. He is also a certified coach for adaptive skiers
and NASTAR pace setter. Last season Scott joined Campgaw as a coach for our race training program.
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