Courses, Clinics, Camps
Curl Manitoba offers a number of development and support programs
Courses
* Technical courses are for inspiring coaches, clinicians and facilitators. CLUB COACH has replaced the Technical Level One. Junior Coaches require to be Certified Level One with Technical Two in curling or Competition Coach Trainined for any event leading up to the Provincial Championships. All coaches at the Junior Provincial Championships must be fully Certified Level Two or Competition Coach Certified.
Competition Coach has replaced the Technical Level Two program as of September 1, 2009.
For the 2009-2010 season all coaches (except Junior Coaches) must be Certified Level One with Technical Two in curling or Competition Coach Trained for any event leading up to a National Championship.
All coaches require RESPECT IN SPORT certification to coach at any Curl Manitoba sanctioned event.
* Ice technical courses offer training for all levels from the starter to championship ice preparation
* Officiating courses are for the seasoned or up and coming game officials.
Technical Courses
Ice Technicians Courses
Officiating Courses
Printable Course Registration Form
Respect In Sport
Clinics
* If you are looking to learn the game or hone your skills for the games we offer clinics for beginners, intermediate or advanced players
* Strategy clinics are offered upon request School clinics are organized in conjunction with schools
Click Here for Curling Clinics
Click Here for Capitol One Rocks and Rings Clinics
Click Here for Manitoba Winter Games Training Camps
Camps
CurlManitoba will not be holding our Summer Camps in 2010. In lieu of these two summer camps we will be holding a High Performance Junior Camp in September of 2010 and we will be expanding our Regional Training Camps program that were held this year from 1 in every Manitoba sport region to 2 in every region. The exact schedules for these camps is currently being established and will be finalized prior to the end of June.
We have made the decision to replace these two camps with these other opportunities in an effort to make the training opportunities more affordable and convenient for all Manitobans. In previous years the CCA had provided Manitoba with a grant to assist with early ice for High Performance athletes. This grant was used to subsidize the cost of the ice rental. This grant is not available for this year making the cost of running the camp too prohibitive.
Should you have any questions or comments please contact Shane Ray at (204) 925-5725 or by email at mca.executive@curlmanitoba.org
