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The competitive
programs are open to athletes who wish to compete in events
offered by the various biathlon organizations in which the
membership covers.
|
Category |
Age Group |
Notes |
| Junior
Boys/Girls |
13 -14 |
Not permitted to ski with rifle |
|
Senior Boys/Girls |
15-16 |
Permitted to ski with rifle
only on the range |
| Youth
Men/Women |
17-18 |
Permitted to ski with rifle only if in possession of PAL
license. |
|
Junior Men/Women |
19-20 |
Must have PAL license to
participate with 0.22 Rifle |
| Men/Women |
21-34 |
Must have PAL license to participate with 0.22 Rifle |
|
Masters |
35 and up |
Must have PAL license to
participate with 0.22 Rifle |
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Members who wish to attend training camps and/or compete
at international events, must be in possession of a
Canadian Passport, and become familiar with requirements
of transporting a rifle across international borders. |
In order to participate in
the competitive program, an athlete must be:
- A registered member of Lake Superior
Biathlon
- In possession of proper fitting ski
equipment
- In possession of PAL for member who are
over the age of 18
- Have experience in cross-country
(freestyle) skiing techniques; or
- Enrolled in a
Nordic training program
Under the supervision of the head
coach, each athlete will follow a yearly training regimen
specifically geared towards their chosen competition goals.
Lake Superior Biathlon is a
member of Biathlon Ontario and subsequently that of Biathlon
Canada. It is the responsibility of each athlete and
parent(s)/guardian(s) to become familiar with our organization
rules, regulations, and Code of Conduct. These can be
reviewed under the
Athlete's Resources on the Biathlon Ontario website. |
