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SUMMARY:Mountain Bike - James Bay Epic - Moose Factory
DESCRIPTION:New Hope Community Bikes is partnering with the Ontario Provincial Police\, Ontario Cycling\, and the Nishnawbe Aski Police Service\, along with the communities on the east coast of James Bay\, to bring about this epic event. Our aim is to partner with each local community to initiate youth bike programs. These communities include Moose Factory\, Moosonee\, Fort Albany\, Kashechewan and Attawapiskat.    \nWe are looking for people to ride and people to support. If you are not available to ride please consider making a donation.  \nExpect EPIC\, Riders will cycle 300kms over 3 days\, fully supported\, from Moose Factory to Attiwapiskat raising awareness and funds to equip youth in the communities along the James Bay coast in Northeast Ontario with safe cycling education\, skills and resources.  \nThe programs will be focused on positively engaging\, influencing\, and mentoring youth through bikes. \nWe are fundraising to:  \n\nPurchase fat bikes for each of the 5 community\nRun engaging youth bicycle programs\nProvide resources and tools to outfit youth bike shops in each community\n\n															\n			\n						Sign up\n					 \nWe would like invite everyone\, to ride where you live\, and join them virtually on this EPIC ride!  \nMake a donation and ride\, on a stationary bike\, or on a road or a trail\, each day\, over the three days. You set your supporting time and distance. \nJoin the STRAVA club and log your distance each day. \n			\n						Strava Club
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/23jbe-ride/
CATEGORIES:Mountain Bike
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230303
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230306
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SUMMARY:Track - Provincial Championships
DESCRIPTION:Ontario Cycling (OC) is proud to present the 2023 Track Provincial Championships held at the Mattamy National Cycling Center located at 2015 Pan Am Boulevard in Milton\, Ontario. The Track Provincial Championship\, sanctioned and governed by Ontario Cycling\, will be held over 3 days\, showcasing a variety of events. \n  \n\nRegistration is pre-registration only. Licenses will not be sold on event day and must be purchased in advance.\nAll riders must be certified to race on the track.\nFor Ontario athletes only\, all riders must have competed in at least 1 OCup in order to compete at the Ontario Track Provincial Championships.\nAs this is a Provincial Championship event\, registration is prioritized to Ontario citizens first. After this\, registration will open up for out-of-province riders.\nLate entries will not be allowed.\nOnly 2023 Ontario Provincial Race Licenses and UCI Licenses are allowed. Out-of-province/country riders and those with approved U15 upgrades are welcome\, subject to availability.\nRiders must present their valid 2023 UCI or Provincial Race License with a track code\, to present at registration (either a physical card or soft copy).\nRiders must enter their National Age Category\, regardless of previous upgrades\nCategories may be combined based on the number of entries or at the discretion of OC\nA minimum of ten (10) riders must be registered within each bunch race category for categories to stand as listed\n\n			\n						Registration opens on January 2nd\n					\n			\n						Tech Guide
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/track-provincials/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230302T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230302T210000
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SUMMARY:Coaching - Cycling Practice Planning - Theory
DESCRIPTION:The main objective of this Cycling Practice Planning session is theintroduction to working out and developing all aspects necessary to prepare an effective practice session and long-term season plans. Primarily focusing on an appropriate structure for the practice\, including warm-up\, skill development\, physical preparation\, and cool-down. Risk factor identification and Emergency Action Plans specifically for cycling sessions are identified and developed during this session. \nInstructor:\nFred Zottl\nOC Refund Policy:\n\nIf the course is cancelled by Ontario Cycling a 100% refund including CCN fees will be issued.\nIf a participant withdraws from the course more than 14 days before\, they are eligible for a full refund minus CCN fees.\nIf withdrawing between 7 and 14 days before a course\, they are eligible for a 50% refund minus CCN fees.\nThere will be no refunds if participants need to withdraw within 7 days of the course taking place.\n\n\n\nRegistration
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/coach-cpp-0523/
CATEGORIES:Coaching
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230225
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230226
DTSTAMP:20220921T004400Z
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SUMMARY:Track - Youth Track Development Series Finale
DESCRIPTION:Ontario Cycling (OC) is proud to present the 2022-2023 Youth Track Development Series (YTDS) held at the Mattamy National Cycling Center located at 2015 Pan Am Boulevard in Milton\, Ontario. The YTDS\, sanctioned and governed by Ontario Cycling\, consists of 4 separate racing opportunities\, with different events at each one. The series is designed to optimize the development of our young athletes\, through providing fun\, non-traditional races. This allows the riders to focus on skills\, speed\, tactics\, and personal bests\, rather than competition and endurance. \n\nRegistration for all YTDS is open to riders 18 years of age and younger\, with a minimum age of 9.\nThe event is pre-registration only. Late entries will be reviewed on a case by case basis. If granted\, will have an additional fee of $50.00.\nOnly Provincial Race Licenses and UCI Race Licenses are permitted. Out-of-Province riders must have a UCI License. Licenses will not be sold on event day and must be purchased in advance.\nThere will be 2 types of registration:– Series Registration – includes YTDS #1\, #2\, #3\, Finale– Individual Registration – one of YTDS #1\, #2\, #3\, or Finale\nIn order to participate in the YTDS Finale\, for Ontario athletes only\, all riders must have participated in at least 1 Youth Track Development Event (either #1\, #2\, or #3).\nRegistration for each YTDS and Finale will close on the Tuesday at 12:00pm noon prior to the event date.\nRiders must participate in all races at each YTDS event. If a rider unnecessarily withdraws from one race\, they may not be allowed to continue racing for the remainder of the day. \n\n															\n															 \nAll riders must be Youth Track Certified through the National Cycling Institute Milton (NCIM). \nAthletes who have raced at NCIM/FCV-sanctioned race nights should consult with their coach to determine the category that best suits their abilities. The onus will be on the athlete’s coach to make this determination. \nAny athlete that does not have a coach but has raced NCIM/FCV races should contact OC to determine their race category. \nAssessments of track competencies include: \n\nAbility to ride safely and confidently in a pack\nAbility to move up and down the track (ie. Above the blue line)\nExhibits spatial awareness (ie. Shoulder checks)\n\nYTDS are run using ability-based categories. The ability-based format allows athletes to self-seed from Categories A to E\, based on their ability and experience level\, not gender and age. The ability-based format is designed to provide meaningful competition for all riders and to help ensure appropriate participation numbers for quality racing. \nYTDS #1 features the 500m time trial\, which will be used to verify the categories of the riders. Adjustments may be made to rider placements after the first bunch race if there are any discrepancies. \n			\n						Registration\n					\n			\n						Tech Guide
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/track-ytds-finale/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230213
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230227
DTSTAMP:20221216T010033Z
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SUMMARY:High Performance - Endurance Camp
DESCRIPTION:Ontario Cycling will be hosting a warm-weather endurance camp in the Oxnard\, California area from February 13 – 26\, 2023. The camp will be focused on building early-season base miles leading into the 2023 season and to help prepare athletes competing in early season Championships. \nThis is a focused project for 8-12 athletes. Rides will be supported with project coaches working with athlete personal coaches to ensure appropriate training integration into athlete YTP. Sport science services will also be incorporated into the camp. \nLocation: Oxnard\, California [tentative] \nDates: February 13 -26\, 2023 [tentative] \nCamp Size: 8-10 athletes; 2-3 coaches/staff \nCoaching Staff: Peter Glassford (lead)\, other staff TBA \nCost: $1000 + flight [estimate only] \nIncludes: Accommodation\, internal transportation\, coaching/support\, off-bike training \nAthlete Selection Criteria: See document attached \nAthletes must complete their applications. \nApplication deadline is Monday Jan. 2nd\, 2023.  \nAthletes will receive notification of selection prior to Friday Jan. 13th\, 2023. \nSupport Coach Application: Coaches and ride leaders interested in supporting this HP Endurance camp are asked to email their expression of interest to: Amber Hutchinson – Technical Lead \n\n \n\n\nApplication\n\n\nSelection Criteria\n\n\n \n\namber.hutchinson@ontariocycling.org \nPlease direct any question to Amber Hutchinson
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/hp-endurancecamp/
CATEGORIES:High Performance
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230211
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230213
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SUMMARY:Virtual - 2023 Canadian Esports Championships p/b Wahoo
DESCRIPTION:Cycling Canada\, in collaboration with Echelon Racing Promotions\, is proud to present the inaugural Canadian Esports Championship event. \nHosted on the RGT Virtual Cycling platform\, the 2023 Canadian Esports Championships will recognize Canadian Champions across a number of categories for the first time in history! \nMORE
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/virtual-champs/
CATEGORIES:Virtual
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230210
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230213
DTSTAMP:20220921T002554Z
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SUMMARY:Track - Ontario Cup #3 - Eastern Challenge
DESCRIPTION:Ontario Cycling (OC) is proud to present the 2022-2023 Track OCup Series held at the Mattamy National Cycling Center located at 2015 Pan Am Boulevard in Milton\, Ontario. The Track OCup Series\, sanctioned and governed by Ontario Cycling\, consists of 3 separate racing opportunities\, with different events at each one. The OCup Series is designed to provide high-quality racing opportunities for riders prior to competing at the Provincial Championships. \n\nRegistration for all OCups is open to riders 17 years of age and older. Riders with a Racing Age of 15 or 16 years of age (as of December 31st\, 2023) may be eligible to race with an approved upgrade.\nThe event is pre-registration only. Late entries will be reviewed on a case by case basis. If granted\, will have an additional fee of $50.00.\nOnly Provincial Race Licenses and UCI Race Licenses are permitted. Out-of-Province riders must have a UCI License. Licenses will not be sold on event day and must be purchased in advance.\nNew this year\, there will be 2 types of registrations:\n\n\nA) Series Registration – includes OCups #1\, #2\, #3\nB) Individual Registration – one of OCup #1\, #2\, #3\nIn order to participate at the 2023 Ontario Track Provincial Championships\, for Ontario athletes only\, all riders must have participated in at least 1 Track OCup (either #1\, #2\, or #3).\nRegistration for each OCup will close on the Tuesday at 12:00pm noon prior to the event.\n\n															\n															 \nOCup categories are an open ability-based format where athletes will self-seed themselves from Categories A through E\, and Categories A and B (women only)\, based on their ability and experience level. The ability-based format is designed to provide meaningful competition for all riders and help ensure appropriate participant numbers for quality racing. Any questions regarding the format can be directed to the OC Office. \n  \nPlease note that the Eastern Challenge events at OCup #3 will be run following an age-based format. Categories are as follows: U17 Women\, U17 Men\, Junior Women\, Junior Men. \n  \nOntario Cup (Ability based categories)\n			\n						OCup Registration\n					\n			\n						TECH GUIDE OCup\n					 \nEastern Challenge (Age based categories)\n			\n						Eastern Challenge Registration\n					\n			\n						TECH GUIDE Eastern Challenge
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/ocup3-track/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230204
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230205
DTSTAMP:20230113T025712Z
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SUMMARY:High Performance - Rising Stars Pursuit Clinic - Milton
DESCRIPTION:Ontario Cycling will be hosting a Team Pursuit Clinic on Saturday February 4th\, 2023 at the Mattamy National Cycling Center in Milton\, Ontario. This clinic is open to all track cyclists eligible for Cadet/Junior Nationals and athletes must have experience racing and/or practicing the Team Pursuit. This clinic has a capacity of 30 participants. \nAthletes must complete applications form below. \n\nApply Here\n \nThe deadline to apply is Sunday Jan 22nd\, 2023. Selected athletes will be notified Wednesday Jan 25th\, 2023. \n\n\n \n\nClinic Coaches\n\nDavid Jack – Ontario Cycling Provincial Coach\nJenny Trew – Cycling Canada Lead Endurance Coach\n\nClinic Details\n\n12:30pm-1pm – Arrive at velodrome and set up in cycling D\n1pm – Coach introductions and video presentation on TP skills\n1:30pm – Athlete does own activation/roller warm up\n2:15pm – Final instructions before going on the track\n2:30pm – Track Time\n4:30pm – Athlete debrief with coaches in Cycling D\n4:45pm – Athletes clean up area and go home\n\nPlease direct any questions to Amber Hutchinson – OC Technical Lead.
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/hprs-2023milton/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230131T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230131T210000
DTSTAMP:20220921T191352Z
CREATED:20220921T191352Z
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SUMMARY:Coaching - Entraînement pour la course (Français)
DESCRIPTION:Registration \n31 janvier\, 2\, 7 et 9 février \nCOACHES\nNCCP COACHING COURSES\nThe National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) is the Coaching Association of Canada’s flagship program\, and has been identified as a world leader in coach education. The NCCP gives coaches the confidence to succeed and is designed & delivered in partnership with the government of Canada\, provincial/territorial governments\, and national/provincial/territorial sport organizations. \nCycling has three NCCP coaching contexts\, depending on the level of coaching; Let’s Ride! Community Initiation; Ready to Race! Introduction to Competition and Performance Cycling\, Competition Development. \n \n\n\n\n1. Context: Let’s Ride! Community Initiation \nLet’s Ride! targets coaches who will primarily work with novice and pre-competitive cyclists at the community level\, including participants in the Active Start\, FUNdamentals and early Learn to Train stages of Athlete Development.\n*These courses are administered by your Cycling Provincial Association \n2. Context: Ready to Race! Introduction to Competition \nReady to Race! Introduction to Competition (R2R) is the context for coaches who will primarily work with new competitive cyclists at the community and club level. These athletes will likely be in the Learn to Train to Train to Train stages of LTAD\, although the context could apply to any new racer of any age.\n*The Ready to Race! Evaluations are administered by Cycling Canada \n3. Context: Performance Cycling Competition Development \nReady to Race! Introduction to Competition (R2R) is the context for coaches who will primarily work with new competitive cyclists at the community and club level. These athletes will likely be in the Learn to Train to Train to Train stages of LTAD\, although the context could apply to any new racer of any age. \nPerformance Cycling Coaching Courses: \nIn-Training: \n\nManage a Program\nPerformance Planning\nAnalyzing Performance\n\n*Administered by Cycling Canada\n\n\n\nTrained: \n\nManaging Conflict\nCoaching and Leading Effectively\nDeveloping Athletic Ability\nPrevention and Recovery\nPsychology and Performance\nLeading Drug Free Sport\n\n*These six multi-sport modules are administered by the Provincial/Territorial Associations\n*Completed online through CAC Locker account\n\n\n\nCertified: \n\nManaging Conflict Online Evaluation\nMake Ethical Decisions Evaluation\n\n*Completed Online through CAC Locker account\n\n\nMake Ethical Decisions Training\n\n*Administered by the Provincial/Territorial Associations\n\n\nLeading Drug Free Sport Online Evaluation\nPlan a Project\nManage a Program\nPortfolio\nTraining Camp Evaluation\nIn-Competition Evaluation\n\n*Administered by Cycling Canada\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT\nThe CAC and Cycling Canada recognize the value of having certified NCCP coaches that are engaged in Professional Development programs. Certified coaches must accumulate 20 points for Intro to Competition\, and 30 points for Competition Development status every five years in order to maintain their certification.
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/epc-coach3/
CATEGORIES:Coaching
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230130T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230130T210000
DTSTAMP:20220921T184541Z
CREATED:20220921T184541Z
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SUMMARY:Coaching - Training to Race (English)
DESCRIPTION:Registration \nJanuary 30\, February 1\, 3\, 6\, 8 and 10 \nCOACHES\nNCCP COACHING COURSES\nThe National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) is the Coaching Association of Canada’s flagship program\, and has been identified as a world leader in coach education. The NCCP gives coaches the confidence to succeed and is designed & delivered in partnership with the government of Canada\, provincial/territorial governments\, and national/provincial/territorial sport organizations. \nCycling has three NCCP coaching contexts\, depending on the level of coaching; Let’s Ride! Community Initiation; Ready to Race! Introduction to Competition and Performance Cycling\, Competition Development. \n \n\n\n\n1. Context: Let’s Ride! Community Initiation \nLet’s Ride! targets coaches who will primarily work with novice and pre-competitive cyclists at the community level\, including participants in the Active Start\, FUNdamentals and early Learn to Train stages of Athlete Development.\n*These courses are administered by your Cycling Provincial Association \n2. Context: Ready to Race! Introduction to Competition \nReady to Race! Introduction to Competition (R2R) is the context for coaches who will primarily work with new competitive cyclists at the community and club level. These athletes will likely be in the Learn to Train to Train to Train stages of LTAD\, although the context could apply to any new racer of any age.\n*The Ready to Race! Evaluations are administered by Cycling Canada \n3. Context: Performance Cycling Competition Development \nReady to Race! Introduction to Competition (R2R) is the context for coaches who will primarily work with new competitive cyclists at the community and club level. These athletes will likely be in the Learn to Train to Train to Train stages of LTAD\, although the context could apply to any new racer of any age. \nPerformance Cycling Coaching Courses: \nIn-Training: \n\nManage a Program\nPerformance Planning\nAnalyzing Performance\n\n*Administered by Cycling Canada\n\n\n\nTrained: \n\nManaging Conflict\nCoaching and Leading Effectively\nDeveloping Athletic Ability\nPrevention and Recovery\nPsychology and Performance\nLeading Drug Free Sport\n\n*These six multi-sport modules are administered by the Provincial/Territorial Associations\n*Completed online through CAC Locker account\n\n\n\nCertified: \n\nManaging Conflict Online Evaluation\nMake Ethical Decisions Evaluation\n\n*Completed Online through CAC Locker account\n\n\nMake Ethical Decisions Training\n\n*Administered by the Provincial/Territorial Associations\n\n\nLeading Drug Free Sport Online Evaluation\nPlan a Project\nManage a Program\nPortfolio\nTraining Camp Evaluation\nIn-Competition Evaluation\n\n*Administered by Cycling Canada\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT\nThe CAC and Cycling Canada recognize the value of having certified NCCP coaches that are engaged in Professional Development programs. Certified coaches must accumulate 20 points for Intro to Competition\, and 30 points for Competition Development status every five years in order to maintain their certification.
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/ttr-coach3/
CATEGORIES:Coaching
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230129T000000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230129T000000
DTSTAMP:20230126T210623Z
CREATED:20230126T210623Z
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SUMMARY:High Performance - Ontario Cycling MTB Camp - Victoria\, BC
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/high-performance-ontario-cycling-mtb-camp-victoria-bc/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230128
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230129
DTSTAMP:20220921T003622Z
CREATED:20220921T003622Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220921T003622Z
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SUMMARY:Track - Youth Track Development Series #3
DESCRIPTION:Ontario Cycling (OC) is proud to present the 2022-2023 Youth Track Development Series (YTDS) held at the Mattamy National Cycling Center located at 2015 Pan Am Boulevard in Milton\, Ontario. The YTDS\, sanctioned and governed by Ontario Cycling\, consists of 4 separate racing opportunities\, with different events at each one. The series is designed to optimize the development of our young athletes\, through providing fun\, non-traditional races. This allows the riders to focus on skills\, speed\, tactics\, and personal bests\, rather than competition and endurance. \n\nRegistration for all YTDS is open to riders 18 years of age and younger\, with a minimum age of 9.\nThe event is pre-registration only. Late entries will be reviewed on a case by case basis. If granted\, will have an additional fee of $50.00.\nOnly Provincial Race Licenses and UCI Race Licenses are permitted. Out-of-Province riders must have a UCI License. Licenses will not be sold on event day and must be purchased in advance.\nThere will be 2 types of registration:– Series Registration – includes YTDS #1\, #2\, #3\, Finale– Individual Registration – one of YTDS #1\, #2\, #3\, or Finale\nIn order to participate in the YTDS Finale\, for Ontario athletes only\, all riders must have participated in at least 1 Youth Track Development Event (either #1\, #2\, or #3).\nRegistration for each YTDS and Finale will close on the Tuesday at 12:00pm noon prior to the event date.\nRiders must participate in all races at each YTDS event. If a rider unnecessarily withdraws from one race\, they may not be allowed to continue racing for the remainder of the day.\n\n															 \nAll riders must be Youth Track Certified through the National Cycling Institute Milton (NCIM). \nAthletes who have raced at NCIM/FCV-sanctioned race nights should consult with their coach to determine the category that best suits their abilities. The onus will be on the athlete’s coach to make this determination.  \nAny athlete that does not have a coach but has raced NCIM/FCV races should contact OC to determine their race category.  \nAssessments of track competencies include:  \n\nAbility to ride safely and confidently in a pack\nAbility to move up and down the track (ie. Above the blue line) \nExhibits spatial awareness (ie. Shoulder checks) \n\nYTDS are run using ability-based categories. The ability-based format allows athletes to self-seed from Categories A to E\, based on their ability and experience level\, not gender and age. The ability-based format is designed to provide meaningful competition for all riders and to help ensure appropriate participation numbers for quality racing. \nYTDS #1 features the 500m time trial\, which will be used to verify the categories of the riders. Adjustments may be made to rider placements after the first bunch race if there are any discrepancies.  \n			\n						TECH GUIDE\n					\n			\n						REGISTRATION
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/track-ytds3/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230127T090000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230127T110000
DTSTAMP:20230106T022401Z
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SUMMARY:BMX Rising Stars Camp #1
DESCRIPTION:Ontario Cycling will be hosting a BMX Rising Stars Camp at JoyRide150 on Friday January 27th. The Rising Stars program is designed for athletes 12-14 years of age to develop skills in a safe and positive training environment. This camp will focus on Bike Handling and Pumping. Athletes must apply to attend. \nLocation: JoyRide150 \nDate: Friday January 27th from 9-11am \nCamp Staff: Britney Hovencamp (Lead coach)\, Support Coaches TBA \nCost: $50 (camp fee includes day pass at JoyRide. If you require a bike\, rentals are available from JoyRide) \nAthlete requirements: 12-14 years old in 2023 and current member of Ontario Cycling [Provincial Race License or UCI] \nAthletes must complete applications HERE. \nApplication deadline is Sunday Jan. 15th\, 2023. \nAthletes will receive notification of selection prior to Friday Jan. 20th\, 2023. \n\n \n\nSupport Coach Application: Coaches interested in supporting this camp are asked to email Amber Hutchinson – Technical Lead. \nPlease direct any questions to Amber Hutchinson.
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/bmx-rsc-1/
CATEGORIES:BMX
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230115
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230116
DTSTAMP:20220921T002446Z
CREATED:20220921T002446Z
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UID:1081-1673740800-1673827199@ontariocycling.org
SUMMARY:Track - Ontario Cup #2
DESCRIPTION:Ontario Cycling (OC) is proud to present the 2022-2023 Track OCup Series held at the Mattamy National Cycling Center located at 2015 Pan Am Boulevard in Milton\, Ontario. The Track OCup Series\, sanctioned and governed by Ontario Cycling\, consists of 3 separate racing opportunities\, with different events at each one. The OCup Series is designed to provide high-quality racing opportunities for riders prior to competing at the Provincial Championships. \n\nRegistration for all OCups is open to riders 17 years of age and older. Riders with a Racing Age of 15 or 16 years of age (as of December 31st\, 2023) may be eligible to race with an approved upgrade.\nThe event is pre-registration only. Late entries will be reviewed on a case by case basis. If granted\, will have an additional fee of $50.00.\nOnly Provincial Race Licenses and UCI Race Licenses are permitted. Out-of-Province riders must have a UCI License. Licenses will not be sold on event day and must be purchased in advance.\nNew this year\, there will be 2 types of registrations:\n\n\nA) Series Registration – includes OCups #1\, #2\, #3\nB) Individual Registration – one of OCup #1\, #2\, #3\nIn order to participate at the 2023 Ontario Track Provincial Championships\, for Ontario athletes only\, all riders must have participated in at least 1 Track OCup (either #1\, #2\, or #3).\nRegistration for each OCup will close on the Tuesday at 12:00pm noon prior to the event.\n\n															\n			\n						REGISTRATION\n					\n			\n						TECH GUIDE\n					\n															 \nOCup categories are an open ability-based format where athletes will self-seed themselves from Categories A through E\, and Categories A and B (women only)\, based on their ability and experience level. The ability-based format is designed to provide meaningful competition for all riders and help ensure appropriate participant numbers for quality racing. Any questions regarding the format can be directed to the OC Office. \n 
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/ocup2-track/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230114
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230115
DTSTAMP:20220921T003527Z
CREATED:20220921T003527Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220921T003527Z
UID:1085-1673654400-1673740799@ontariocycling.org
SUMMARY:Track - Youth Track Development Series #2
DESCRIPTION:Ontario Cycling (OC) is proud to present the 2022-2023 Youth Track Development Series (YTDS) held at the Mattamy National Cycling Center located at 2015 Pan Am Boulevard in Milton\, Ontario. The YTDS\, sanctioned and governed by Ontario Cycling\, consists of 4 separate racing opportunities\, with different events at each one. The series is designed to optimize the development of our young athletes\, through providing fun\, non-traditional races. This allows the riders to focus on skills\, speed\, tactics\, and personal bests\, rather than competition and endurance. \n\nRegistration for all YTDS is open to riders 18 years of age and younger\, with a minimum age of 9.\nThe event is pre-registration only. Late entries will be reviewed on a case by case basis. If granted\, will have an additional fee of $50.00.\nOnly Provincial Race Licenses and UCI Race Licenses are permitted. Out-of-Province riders must have a UCI License. Licenses will not be sold on event day and must be purchased in advance.\nThere will be 2 types of registration:– Series Registration – includes YTDS #1\, #2\, #3\, Finale– Individual Registration – one of YTDS #1\, #2\, #3\, or Finale\nIn order to participate in the YTDS Finale\, for Ontario athletes only\, all riders must have participated in at least 1 Youth Track Development Event (either #1\, #2\, or #3).\nRegistration for each YTDS and Finale will close on the Tuesday at 12:00pm noon prior to the event date.\nRiders must participate in all races at each YTDS event. If a rider unnecessarily withdraws from one race\, they may not be allowed to continue racing for the remainder of the day.\n\n															 \nAll riders must be Youth Track Certified through the National Cycling Institute Milton (NCIM). \nAthletes who have raced at NCIM/FCV-sanctioned race nights should consult with their coach to determine the category that best suits their abilities. The onus will be on the athlete’s coach to make this determination. \nAny athlete that does not have a coach but has raced NCIM/FCV races should contact OC to determine their race category. \nAssessments of track competencies include: \n\nAbility to ride safely and confidently in a pack\nAbility to move up and down the track (ie. Above the blue line)\nExhibits spatial awareness (ie. Shoulder checks)\n\nYTDS are run using ability-based categories. The ability-based format allows athletes to self-seed from Categories A to E\, based on their ability and experience level\, not gender and age. The ability-based format is designed to provide meaningful competition for all riders and to help ensure appropriate participation numbers for quality racing. \nYTDS #1 features the 500m time trial\, which will be used to verify the categories of the riders. Adjustments may be made to rider placements after the first bunch race if there are any discrepancies. \n			\n						REGISTRATION\n					\n			\n						TECH GUIDE
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/track-ytds2/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230113T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230113T203000
DTSTAMP:20221215T000307Z
CREATED:20221215T000307Z
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UID:1472-1673636400-1673641800@ontariocycling.org
SUMMARY:Track photography certification
DESCRIPTION:If you’re interested in learning about the regulations and tricks of the trade for taking great photographs of track cycling\, this is the clinic for you! Whether it’s drop-ins during the week or covering a professional cycling event at the velodrome\, the same basic principles for shooting track cycling apply. Due to the demand in the cycling community and the increased requests to be track accreditated by Ontario Cycling\, Rob Jones from Canadian Cyclist Magazine will offer a track photography certification course for amateur photographers. \nContent\nThe certification session will be a 90-minute session hosted by Ontario Cycling at the Mattamy National Cycling Centre (MNCC) in Milton. The 90 minutes will be split into three sections. \n\nSection 1: A presentation discussing and reviewing the important key rules and information\nSection 2: All participants will head up to the competition site (infield\, stands and track site) to receive further details on how to behave on the track if accreditated as a press representative\, as well as best practices and spots to shoot from.\nSection 3: Will be a discussion on how to get accreditated for track events\, including the limitations and guidelines at provincial\, national and international races. This will include a discussion on the difference between professional and amateur photographers and the opportunities available.\n\n\n \nFor further questions please contact Communications & Marketing Specialist Patrik Zimmermann. \n\nRegister now\n\n\nWaiver\n \nFramework\nCertification: The certification ensures that each participant will know be knowledgeable on UCI media regulations\, frameworks\, and receive essential information on the expected manner of press representatives at track cycling events for Ontario Cycling\, Cycling Canada and UCI events. \nCosts: The cost for participating in the certification process is $100 for Members and $150 for Non-Members. All successful participants will receive a certificate upon successful completion of the clinic. \nPress/Professional Photographers: This certificate will provide professional photographers with a press ID and working for a sports media outlet to apply for accreditation in order to gain access to the infield. \nNon-Professional/Amateur photographers:  The certification allows non-professional/amateur photographers without press accreditation to apply to be on the infield up to a maximum of 3 individuals per event. Applications for access to an event must be received 10 business days prior to the event. All applicants who do not have press accreditation must be an OC Member in good standing and have paid the amateur photographers fee of $45.00.
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/2022-tpc/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230110T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230110T210000
DTSTAMP:20220921T185939Z
CREATED:20220921T185939Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220921T185939Z
UID:1097-1673373600-1673384400@ontariocycling.org
SUMMARY:Coaching - Habiletés Techniques et Tactiques Théorie (Français)
DESCRIPTION:Registration \n10\, 12\, 17 et 19 janvier \nCOACHES\nNCCP COACHING COURSES\nThe National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) is the Coaching Association of Canada’s flagship program\, and has been identified as a world leader in coach education. The NCCP gives coaches the confidence to succeed and is designed & delivered in partnership with the government of Canada\, provincial/territorial governments\, and national/provincial/territorial sport organizations. \nCycling has three NCCP coaching contexts\, depending on the level of coaching; Let’s Ride! Community Initiation; Ready to Race! Introduction to Competition and Performance Cycling\, Competition Development. \n \n\n\n\n1. Context: Let’s Ride! Community Initiation \nLet’s Ride! targets coaches who will primarily work with novice and pre-competitive cyclists at the community level\, including participants in the Active Start\, FUNdamentals and early Learn to Train stages of Athlete Development.\n*These courses are administered by your Cycling Provincial Association \n2. Context: Ready to Race! Introduction to Competition \nReady to Race! Introduction to Competition (R2R) is the context for coaches who will primarily work with new competitive cyclists at the community and club level. These athletes will likely be in the Learn to Train to Train to Train stages of LTAD\, although the context could apply to any new racer of any age.\n*The Ready to Race! Evaluations are administered by Cycling Canada \n3. Context: Performance Cycling Competition Development \nReady to Race! Introduction to Competition (R2R) is the context for coaches who will primarily work with new competitive cyclists at the community and club level. These athletes will likely be in the Learn to Train to Train to Train stages of LTAD\, although the context could apply to any new racer of any age. \nPerformance Cycling Coaching Courses: \nIn-Training: \n\nManage a Program\nPerformance Planning\nAnalyzing Performance\n\n*Administered by Cycling Canada\n\n\n\nTrained: \n\nManaging Conflict\nCoaching and Leading Effectively\nDeveloping Athletic Ability\nPrevention and Recovery\nPsychology and Performance\nLeading Drug Free Sport\n\n*These six multi-sport modules are administered by the Provincial/Territorial Associations\n*Completed online through CAC Locker account\n\n\n\nCertified: \n\nManaging Conflict Online Evaluation\nMake Ethical Decisions Evaluation\n\n*Completed Online through CAC Locker account\n\n\nMake Ethical Decisions Training\n\n*Administered by the Provincial/Territorial Associations\n\n\nLeading Drug Free Sport Online Evaluation\nPlan a Project\nManage a Program\nPortfolio\nTraining Camp Evaluation\nIn-Competition Evaluation\n\n*Administered by Cycling Canada\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT\nThe CAC and Cycling Canada recognize the value of having certified NCCP coaches that are engaged in Professional Development programs. Certified coaches must accumulate 20 points for Intro to Competition\, and 30 points for Competition Development status every five years in order to maintain their certification.
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/ttt-coach3/
CATEGORIES:Coaching
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20230109T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20230109T210000
DTSTAMP:20220921T183910Z
CREATED:20220921T183910Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220921T183910Z
UID:1093-1673290800-1673298000@ontariocycling.org
SUMMARY:Coaching - Skills and Tactics Theory (English)
DESCRIPTION:Registration \nJanuary 9\, 11\, 13\, 16 and 18 \nCOACHES\nNCCP COACHING COURSES\nThe National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) is the Coaching Association of Canada’s flagship program\, and has been identified as a world leader in coach education. The NCCP gives coaches the confidence to succeed and is designed & delivered in partnership with the government of Canada\, provincial/territorial governments\, and national/provincial/territorial sport organizations. \nCycling has three NCCP coaching contexts\, depending on the level of coaching; Let’s Ride! Community Initiation; Ready to Race! Introduction to Competition and Performance Cycling\, Competition Development. \n \n\n\n\n1. Context: Let’s Ride! Community Initiation \nLet’s Ride! targets coaches who will primarily work with novice and pre-competitive cyclists at the community level\, including participants in the Active Start\, FUNdamentals and early Learn to Train stages of Athlete Development.\n*These courses are administered by your Cycling Provincial Association \n2. Context: Ready to Race! Introduction to Competition \nReady to Race! Introduction to Competition (R2R) is the context for coaches who will primarily work with new competitive cyclists at the community and club level. These athletes will likely be in the Learn to Train to Train to Train stages of LTAD\, although the context could apply to any new racer of any age.\n*The Ready to Race! Evaluations are administered by Cycling Canada \n3. Context: Performance Cycling Competition Development \nReady to Race! Introduction to Competition (R2R) is the context for coaches who will primarily work with new competitive cyclists at the community and club level. These athletes will likely be in the Learn to Train to Train to Train stages of LTAD\, although the context could apply to any new racer of any age. \nPerformance Cycling Coaching Courses: \nIn-Training: \n\nManage a Program\nPerformance Planning\nAnalyzing Performance\n\n*Administered by Cycling Canada\n\n\n\nTrained: \n\nManaging Conflict\nCoaching and Leading Effectively\nDeveloping Athletic Ability\nPrevention and Recovery\nPsychology and Performance\nLeading Drug Free Sport\n\n*These six multi-sport modules are administered by the Provincial/Territorial Associations\n*Completed online through CAC Locker account\n\n\n\nCertified: \n\nManaging Conflict Online Evaluation\nMake Ethical Decisions Evaluation\n\n*Completed Online through CAC Locker account\n\n\nMake Ethical Decisions Training\n\n*Administered by the Provincial/Territorial Associations\n\n\nLeading Drug Free Sport Online Evaluation\nPlan a Project\nManage a Program\nPortfolio\nTraining Camp Evaluation\nIn-Competition Evaluation\n\n*Administered by Cycling Canada\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT\nThe CAC and Cycling Canada recognize the value of having certified NCCP coaches that are engaged in Professional Development programs. Certified coaches must accumulate 20 points for Intro to Competition\, and 30 points for Competition Development status every five years in order to maintain their certification.
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/stt-coach3/
CATEGORIES:Coaching
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20230106
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20230109
DTSTAMP:20221104T170410Z
CREATED:20221104T170410Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20221104T170410Z
UID:1307-1672963200-1673222399@ontariocycling.org
SUMMARY:Track - 2023 Canadian Track Championships (Elite/Masters)
DESCRIPTION:The Canadian Track Championships is a UCI CN class track event governed by Cycling Canada\, and will be held in accordance with UCI & CC regulations. It is the responsibility of the rider to know the rules. UCI points will be allocated for the Elite categories and events according to UCI regulations. \nSpectators can access the event at the Mattamy National Cycling Centre for free. Spectators can enter the facility but will not be allowed in the infield at any point\, including during the awards ceremonies. Spectators MUST remain on the concourse level (3rd floor). \nMORE
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/2023-track-champs-em/
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CATEGORIES:High Performance,Track
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221211
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221212
DTSTAMP:20220921T002338Z
CREATED:20220921T002338Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220921T002338Z
UID:1080-1670716800-1670803199@ontariocycling.org
SUMMARY:Track - Ontario Cup #1
DESCRIPTION:Ontario Cycling (OC) is proud to present the 2022-2023 Track OCup Series held at the Mattamy National Cycling Center located at 2015 Pan Am Boulevard in Milton\, Ontario. The Track OCup Series\, sanctioned and governed by Ontario Cycling\, consists of 3 separate racing opportunities\, with different events at each one. The OCup Series is designed to provide high-quality racing opportunities for riders prior to competing at the Provincial Championships. \n  \n\nRegistration for all OCups is open to riders 17 years of age and older. Riders with a Racing Age of 15 or 16 years of age (as of December 31st\, 2022) may be eligible to race with an approved upgrade.\nThe event is pre-registration only. Late entries will be reviewed on a case by case basis. If granted\, will have an additional fee of $50.00.\nOnly Provincial Race Licenses and UCI Race Licenses are permitted. Out-of-Province riders must have a UCI License. Licenses will not be sold on event day and must be purchased in advance.\nNew this year\, there will be 2 types of registrations:\n\n\nA) Series Registration – includes OCups #1\, #2\, #3\nB) Individual Registration – one of OCup #1\, #2\, #3\nIn order to participate at the 2023 Ontario Track Provincial Championships\, for Ontario athletes only\, all riders must have participated in at least 1 Track OCup (either #1\, #2\, or #3).\nRegistration for each OCup will close on the Tuesday at 12:00pm noon prior to the event.\n\n															\n			\n						TECH GUIDE\n					\n			\n						REGISTRATION\n					\n															 \nOCup categories are an open ability-based format where athletes will self-seed themselves from Categories A through E\, and Categories A and B (women only)\, based on their ability and experience level. The ability-based format is designed to provide meaningful competition for all riders and help ensure appropriate participant numbers for quality racing. Any questions regarding the format can be directed to the OC Office.
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/ocup1-track/
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CATEGORIES:Track
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221210
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221211
DTSTAMP:20220921T003437Z
CREATED:20220921T003437Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220921T003437Z
UID:1084-1670630400-1670716799@ontariocycling.org
SUMMARY:Track - Youth Track Development Series #1
DESCRIPTION:Ontario Cycling (OC) is proud to present the 2022-2023 Youth Track Development Series (YTDS) held at the Mattamy National Cycling Center located at 2015 Pan Am Boulevard in Milton\, Ontario. The YTDS\, sanctioned and governed by Ontario Cycling\, consists of 4 separate racing opportunities\, with different events at each one. The series is designed to optimize the development of our young athletes\, through providing fun\, non-traditional races. This allows the riders to focus on skills\, speed\, tactics\, and personal bests\, rather than competition and endurance. \n\nRegistration for all YTDS is open to riders 18 years of age and younger\, with a minimum age of 9.\nThe event is pre-registration only. Late entries will be reviewed on a case by case basis. If granted\, will have an additional fee of $50.00.\nOnly Provincial Race Licenses and UCI Race Licenses are permitted. Out-of-Province riders must have a UCI License. Licenses will not be sold on event day and must be purchased in advance.\nThere will be 2 types of registration:– Series Registration – includes YTDS #1\, #2\, #3\, Finale– Individual Registration – one of YTDS #1\, #2\, #3\, or Finale\nIn order to participate in the YTDS Finale\, for Ontario athletes only\, all riders must have participated in at least 1 Youth Track Development Event (either #1\, #2\, or #3).\nRegistration for each YTDS and Finale will close on the Tuesday at 12:00pm noon prior to the event date.\nRiders must participate in all races at each YTDS event. If a rider unnecessarily withdraws from one race\, they may not be allowed to continue racing for the remainder of the day.\n\n															 \nAll riders must be Youth Track Certified through the National Cycling Institute Milton (NCIM). \nAthletes who have raced at NCIM/FCV-sanctioned race nights should consult with their coach to determine the category that best suits their abilities. The onus will be on the athlete’s coach to make this determination. \nAny athlete that does not have a coach but has raced NCIM/FCV races should contact OC to determine their race category. \nAssessments of track competencies include: \n\nAbility to ride safely and confidently in a pack\nAbility to move up and down the track (ie. Above the blue line)\nExhibits spatial awareness (ie. Shoulder checks)\n\nYTDS are run using ability-based categories. The ability-based format allows athletes to self-seed from Categories A to E\, based on their ability and experience level\, not gender and age. The ability-based format is designed to provide meaningful competition for all riders and to help ensure appropriate participation numbers for quality racing. \nYTDS #1 features the 500m time trial\, which will be used to verify the categories of the riders. Adjustments may be made to rider placements after the first bunch race if there are any discrepancies. \n			\n						TECH GUIDE\n					\n			\n						REGISTRATION OPENS ON MONDAY (NOVEMBER 7th) – Ontario riders only
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/track-ytds1/
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20221129T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20221129T210000
DTSTAMP:20220921T191549Z
CREATED:20220921T191549Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220921T191549Z
UID:1099-1669744800-1669755600@ontariocycling.org
SUMMARY:Coaching - Entraînement pour la course (Français)
DESCRIPTION:Registration \n29 novembre\, 1er\, 6 et 8 décembre \nCOACHES\nNCCP COACHING COURSES\nThe National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) is the Coaching Association of Canada’s flagship program\, and has been identified as a world leader in coach education. The NCCP gives coaches the confidence to succeed and is designed & delivered in partnership with the government of Canada\, provincial/territorial governments\, and national/provincial/territorial sport organizations. \nCycling has three NCCP coaching contexts\, depending on the level of coaching; Let’s Ride! Community Initiation; Ready to Race! Introduction to Competition and Performance Cycling\, Competition Development. \n \n\n\n\n1. Context: Let’s Ride! Community Initiation \nLet’s Ride! targets coaches who will primarily work with novice and pre-competitive cyclists at the community level\, including participants in the Active Start\, FUNdamentals and early Learn to Train stages of Athlete Development.\n*These courses are administered by your Cycling Provincial Association \n2. Context: Ready to Race! Introduction to Competition \nReady to Race! Introduction to Competition (R2R) is the context for coaches who will primarily work with new competitive cyclists at the community and club level. These athletes will likely be in the Learn to Train to Train to Train stages of LTAD\, although the context could apply to any new racer of any age.\n*The Ready to Race! Evaluations are administered by Cycling Canada \n3. Context: Performance Cycling Competition Development \nReady to Race! Introduction to Competition (R2R) is the context for coaches who will primarily work with new competitive cyclists at the community and club level. These athletes will likely be in the Learn to Train to Train to Train stages of LTAD\, although the context could apply to any new racer of any age. \nPerformance Cycling Coaching Courses: \nIn-Training: \n\nManage a Program\nPerformance Planning\nAnalyzing Performance\n\n*Administered by Cycling Canada\n\n\n\nTrained: \n\nManaging Conflict\nCoaching and Leading Effectively\nDeveloping Athletic Ability\nPrevention and Recovery\nPsychology and Performance\nLeading Drug Free Sport\n\n*These six multi-sport modules are administered by the Provincial/Territorial Associations\n*Completed online through CAC Locker account\n\n\n\nCertified: \n\nManaging Conflict Online Evaluation\nMake Ethical Decisions Evaluation\n\n*Completed Online through CAC Locker account\n\n\nMake Ethical Decisions Training\n\n*Administered by the Provincial/Territorial Associations\n\n\nLeading Drug Free Sport Online Evaluation\nPlan a Project\nManage a Program\nPortfolio\nTraining Camp Evaluation\nIn-Competition Evaluation\n\n*Administered by Cycling Canada\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT\nThe CAC and Cycling Canada recognize the value of having certified NCCP coaches that are engaged in Professional Development programs. Certified coaches must accumulate 20 points for Intro to Competition\, and 30 points for Competition Development status every five years in order to maintain their certification.
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/epc-coach2/
CATEGORIES:Coaching
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221125
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221128
DTSTAMP:20220902T025404Z
CREATED:20220902T025404Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220902T025404Z
UID:985-1669334400-1669593599@ontariocycling.org
SUMMARY:Cyclo-Cross - Lazer Canadian Cyclo-Cross Championships & TREK Bear Crossing Grand Prix
DESCRIPTION:NATIONAL RANKING SERIES \nPlease click here to view more information on the upcoming process for establishing a Cyclo-Cross National Ranking.
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/cyclo-cross-lazer-canadian-cyclo-cross-championships/
CATEGORIES:Cyclo-Cross
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20221121T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20221121T210000
DTSTAMP:20220921T183656Z
CREATED:20220921T183656Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20220921T183656Z
UID:1092-1669057200-1669064400@ontariocycling.org
SUMMARY:Coaching - Training to Race (English)
DESCRIPTION:Registration \nNovember 21\, 23\, 28\, 30 and December 2\, 5 \nCOACHES\nNCCP COACHING COURSES\nThe National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) is the Coaching Association of Canada’s flagship program\, and has been identified as a world leader in coach education. The NCCP gives coaches the confidence to succeed and is designed & delivered in partnership with the government of Canada\, provincial/territorial governments\, and national/provincial/territorial sport organizations. \nCycling has three NCCP coaching contexts\, depending on the level of coaching; Let’s Ride! Community Initiation; Ready to Race! Introduction to Competition and Performance Cycling\, Competition Development. \n \n\n\n\n1. Context: Let’s Ride! Community Initiation \nLet’s Ride! targets coaches who will primarily work with novice and pre-competitive cyclists at the community level\, including participants in the Active Start\, FUNdamentals and early Learn to Train stages of Athlete Development.\n*These courses are administered by your Cycling Provincial Association \n2. Context: Ready to Race! Introduction to Competition \nReady to Race! Introduction to Competition (R2R) is the context for coaches who will primarily work with new competitive cyclists at the community and club level. These athletes will likely be in the Learn to Train to Train to Train stages of LTAD\, although the context could apply to any new racer of any age.\n*The Ready to Race! Evaluations are administered by Cycling Canada \n3. Context: Performance Cycling Competition Development \nReady to Race! Introduction to Competition (R2R) is the context for coaches who will primarily work with new competitive cyclists at the community and club level. These athletes will likely be in the Learn to Train to Train to Train stages of LTAD\, although the context could apply to any new racer of any age. \nPerformance Cycling Coaching Courses: \nIn-Training: \n\nManage a Program\nPerformance Planning\nAnalyzing Performance\n\n*Administered by Cycling Canada\n\n\n\nTrained: \n\nManaging Conflict\nCoaching and Leading Effectively\nDeveloping Athletic Ability\nPrevention and Recovery\nPsychology and Performance\nLeading Drug Free Sport\n\n*These six multi-sport modules are administered by the Provincial/Territorial Associations\n*Completed online through CAC Locker account\n\n\n\nCertified: \n\nManaging Conflict Online Evaluation\nMake Ethical Decisions Evaluation\n\n*Completed Online through CAC Locker account\n\n\nMake Ethical Decisions Training\n\n*Administered by the Provincial/Territorial Associations\n\n\nLeading Drug Free Sport Online Evaluation\nPlan a Project\nManage a Program\nPortfolio\nTraining Camp Evaluation\nIn-Competition Evaluation\n\n*Administered by Cycling Canada\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT\nThe CAC and Cycling Canada recognize the value of having certified NCCP coaches that are engaged in Professional Development programs. Certified coaches must accumulate 20 points for Intro to Competition\, and 30 points for Competition Development status every five years in order to maintain their certification.
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/ttr-coach2/
CATEGORIES:Coaching
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20221115T180000
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UID:1096-1668535200-1668546000@ontariocycling.org
SUMMARY:Coaching - Habiletés Techniques et Tactiques Théorie (Français)
DESCRIPTION:Registration \n15\, 17\, 22 et 24 novembre \nCOACHES\nNCCP COACHING COURSES\nThe National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) is the Coaching Association of Canada’s flagship program\, and has been identified as a world leader in coach education. The NCCP gives coaches the confidence to succeed and is designed & delivered in partnership with the government of Canada\, provincial/territorial governments\, and national/provincial/territorial sport organizations. \nCycling has three NCCP coaching contexts\, depending on the level of coaching; Let’s Ride! Community Initiation; Ready to Race! Introduction to Competition and Performance Cycling\, Competition Development. \n \n\n\n\n1. Context: Let’s Ride! Community Initiation \nLet’s Ride! targets coaches who will primarily work with novice and pre-competitive cyclists at the community level\, including participants in the Active Start\, FUNdamentals and early Learn to Train stages of Athlete Development.\n*These courses are administered by your Cycling Provincial Association \n2. Context: Ready to Race! Introduction to Competition \nReady to Race! Introduction to Competition (R2R) is the context for coaches who will primarily work with new competitive cyclists at the community and club level. These athletes will likely be in the Learn to Train to Train to Train stages of LTAD\, although the context could apply to any new racer of any age.\n*The Ready to Race! Evaluations are administered by Cycling Canada \n3. Context: Performance Cycling Competition Development \nReady to Race! Introduction to Competition (R2R) is the context for coaches who will primarily work with new competitive cyclists at the community and club level. These athletes will likely be in the Learn to Train to Train to Train stages of LTAD\, although the context could apply to any new racer of any age. \nPerformance Cycling Coaching Courses: \nIn-Training: \n\nManage a Program\nPerformance Planning\nAnalyzing Performance\n\n*Administered by Cycling Canada\n\n\n\nTrained: \n\nManaging Conflict\nCoaching and Leading Effectively\nDeveloping Athletic Ability\nPrevention and Recovery\nPsychology and Performance\nLeading Drug Free Sport\n\n*These six multi-sport modules are administered by the Provincial/Territorial Associations\n*Completed online through CAC Locker account\n\n\n\nCertified: \n\nManaging Conflict Online Evaluation\nMake Ethical Decisions Evaluation\n\n*Completed Online through CAC Locker account\n\n\nMake Ethical Decisions Training\n\n*Administered by the Provincial/Territorial Associations\n\n\nLeading Drug Free Sport Online Evaluation\nPlan a Project\nManage a Program\nPortfolio\nTraining Camp Evaluation\nIn-Competition Evaluation\n\n*Administered by Cycling Canada\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT\nThe CAC and Cycling Canada recognize the value of having certified NCCP coaches that are engaged in Professional Development programs. Certified coaches must accumulate 20 points for Intro to Competition\, and 30 points for Competition Development status every five years in order to maintain their certification.
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/ttt-coach2/
CATEGORIES:Coaching
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221106
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221107
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UID:6567-1667692800-1667779199@ontariocycling.org
SUMMARY:Cyclo-Cross - Ontario Cup #4 - Baseball Cross
DESCRIPTION:Register here\n					 \nBaseball Cross\nThis race will throw you curveballs. Join this fantastic event that runs you through the baseball diamonds at the Barrie Sports Complex.  \nLocal teams will coordinate training sessions on course to improve CX Skills while the the course is tweaked and improved based on the feedback from previous years.  \nSign up today and be part of the fourth Cyclo-Cross Ontario Cup.  \n			\n						Tech Guide\n					\n			\n						Website\n					 \nLocation\nLocated at the Barrie Community Complex north of Barrie. Please see below for the address.  \n			\n					\n						Facebook\n											\n					\n						Twitter
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/cx-ocup4/
CATEGORIES:Cyclo-Cross
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20221102T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20221102T210000
DTSTAMP:20220921T182935Z
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UID:1091-1667415600-1667422800@ontariocycling.org
SUMMARY:Coaching - Skills and Tactics Theory (English)
DESCRIPTION:Registration \nNovember 2\, 4\, 7\, 9 and 11 \nCOACHES\nNCCP COACHING COURSES\nThe National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) is the Coaching Association of Canada’s flagship program\, and has been identified as a world leader in coach education. The NCCP gives coaches the confidence to succeed and is designed & delivered in partnership with the government of Canada\, provincial/territorial governments\, and national/provincial/territorial sport organizations. \nCycling has three NCCP coaching contexts\, depending on the level of coaching; Let’s Ride! Community Initiation; Ready to Race! Introduction to Competition and Performance Cycling\, Competition Development. \n \n\n\n\n1. Context: Let’s Ride! Community Initiation \nLet’s Ride! targets coaches who will primarily work with novice and pre-competitive cyclists at the community level\, including participants in the Active Start\, FUNdamentals and early Learn to Train stages of Athlete Development.\n*These courses are administered by your Cycling Provincial Association \n2. Context: Ready to Race! Introduction to Competition \nReady to Race! Introduction to Competition (R2R) is the context for coaches who will primarily work with new competitive cyclists at the community and club level. These athletes will likely be in the Learn to Train to Train to Train stages of LTAD\, although the context could apply to any new racer of any age.\n*The Ready to Race! Evaluations are administered by Cycling Canada \n3. Context: Performance Cycling Competition Development \nReady to Race! Introduction to Competition (R2R) is the context for coaches who will primarily work with new competitive cyclists at the community and club level. These athletes will likely be in the Learn to Train to Train to Train stages of LTAD\, although the context could apply to any new racer of any age. \nPerformance Cycling Coaching Courses: \nIn-Training: \n\nManage a Program\nPerformance Planning\nAnalyzing Performance\n\n*Administered by Cycling Canada\n\n\n\nTrained: \n\nManaging Conflict\nCoaching and Leading Effectively\nDeveloping Athletic Ability\nPrevention and Recovery\nPsychology and Performance\nLeading Drug Free Sport\n\n*These six multi-sport modules are administered by the Provincial/Territorial Associations\n*Completed online through CAC Locker account\n\n\n\nCertified: \n\nManaging Conflict Online Evaluation\nMake Ethical Decisions Evaluation\n\n*Completed Online through CAC Locker account\n\n\nMake Ethical Decisions Training\n\n*Administered by the Provincial/Territorial Associations\n\n\nLeading Drug Free Sport Online Evaluation\nPlan a Project\nManage a Program\nPortfolio\nTraining Camp Evaluation\nIn-Competition Evaluation\n\n*Administered by Cycling Canada\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT\nThe CAC and Cycling Canada recognize the value of having certified NCCP coaches that are engaged in Professional Development programs. Certified coaches must accumulate 20 points for Intro to Competition\, and 30 points for Competition Development status every five years in order to maintain their certification.
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/stt-coach2/
CATEGORIES:Coaching
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20221101T180000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20221101T210000
DTSTAMP:20220921T192037Z
CREATED:20220921T192037Z
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UID:1100-1667325600-1667336400@ontariocycling.org
SUMMARY:Coaching - Entraînement pour la course (Français)
DESCRIPTION:Registration \n1\, 3\, 8 et 10 novembre \nCOACHES\nNCCP COACHING COURSES\nThe National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) is the Coaching Association of Canada’s flagship program\, and has been identified as a world leader in coach education. The NCCP gives coaches the confidence to succeed and is designed & delivered in partnership with the government of Canada\, provincial/territorial governments\, and national/provincial/territorial sport organizations. \nCycling has three NCCP coaching contexts\, depending on the level of coaching; Let’s Ride! Community Initiation; Ready to Race! Introduction to Competition and Performance Cycling\, Competition Development. \n \n\n\n\n1. Context: Let’s Ride! Community Initiation \nLet’s Ride! targets coaches who will primarily work with novice and pre-competitive cyclists at the community level\, including participants in the Active Start\, FUNdamentals and early Learn to Train stages of Athlete Development.\n*These courses are administered by your Cycling Provincial Association \n2. Context: Ready to Race! Introduction to Competition \nReady to Race! Introduction to Competition (R2R) is the context for coaches who will primarily work with new competitive cyclists at the community and club level. These athletes will likely be in the Learn to Train to Train to Train stages of LTAD\, although the context could apply to any new racer of any age.\n*The Ready to Race! Evaluations are administered by Cycling Canada \n3. Context: Performance Cycling Competition Development \nReady to Race! Introduction to Competition (R2R) is the context for coaches who will primarily work with new competitive cyclists at the community and club level. These athletes will likely be in the Learn to Train to Train to Train stages of LTAD\, although the context could apply to any new racer of any age. \nPerformance Cycling Coaching Courses: \nIn-Training: \n\nManage a Program\nPerformance Planning\nAnalyzing Performance\n\n*Administered by Cycling Canada\n\n\n\nTrained: \n\nManaging Conflict\nCoaching and Leading Effectively\nDeveloping Athletic Ability\nPrevention and Recovery\nPsychology and Performance\nLeading Drug Free Sport\n\n*These six multi-sport modules are administered by the Provincial/Territorial Associations\n*Completed online through CAC Locker account\n\n\n\nCertified: \n\nManaging Conflict Online Evaluation\nMake Ethical Decisions Evaluation\n\n*Completed Online through CAC Locker account\n\n\nMake Ethical Decisions Training\n\n*Administered by the Provincial/Territorial Associations\n\n\nLeading Drug Free Sport Online Evaluation\nPlan a Project\nManage a Program\nPortfolio\nTraining Camp Evaluation\nIn-Competition Evaluation\n\n*Administered by Cycling Canada\n\n\n\n\n\n\nPROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT\nThe CAC and Cycling Canada recognize the value of having certified NCCP coaches that are engaged in Professional Development programs. Certified coaches must accumulate 20 points for Intro to Competition\, and 30 points for Competition Development status every five years in order to maintain their certification.
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/epc-coach1/
CATEGORIES:Coaching
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20221030
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20221031
DTSTAMP:20220815T172710Z
CREATED:20220815T172710Z
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UID:6568-1667088000-1667174399@ontariocycling.org
SUMMARY:Cyclo-Cross - Provincial Championships - KWCX
DESCRIPTION:Register here\n					 \nCyclo-Cross – Provincial Championships\nKWCX is a cyclocross race held on private property\, Bingemans. The course contains a sand pit\, two short but tough gravel climbs\, off-camber descents and a mixture of surfaces through a campground. The corners between the technical sections are wide and allow racers to keep their speed up. There is a double sided pit with a pressure washer. Ninety percent of the course if viewable from the start/finish area and is a short walk\, making this race one of the most spectator friendly courses. \nCyclocross is a very inclusive discipline. We make sure to communicate to about mountain bikes being legal in most categories and we always try to offer one day permits to everyone to enter. Many of our volunteers are students\, from a wide variety of backgrounds and ethnicities. We take the time to make sure they feel essential and they understand what the event is about and that sport is meant to be fun and inclusive. \nAll the funds earned go toward the annual income for the Waterloo Cycling Club (WCC). The WCC donates sums of money every year to help support our local youth development team\, KW Cycling Academy\, and we also provide youth bursaries to assist young athletes with the costs of attending races out of province. \n			\n						Website\n					\n			\n						Tech Guide\n					 \nLocation\nThe course is being adjusted slightly. We’ve never had a section of the course that offered two obvious but different line choices through a technical section. We’re hoping to accomplish that by altering the sand pit. \n			\n					\n						Facebook\n											\n					\n						Twitter\n											\n					\n						Instagram
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/cx-provioncials/
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CATEGORIES:Cyclo-Cross
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20221025T190000
DTEND;TZID=UTC:20221025T210000
DTSTAMP:20220902T012126Z
CREATED:20220902T012126Z
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UID:968-1666724400-1666731600@ontariocycling.org
SUMMARY:Coaching - Practice Planning
DESCRIPTION:Cycling Practice Planning\nOnline – $45+HST\nInstructor: Fred Zottl\nThis course will teach you the skills to run a practice for youth participants in the “Active Start and “FUNdamentals” phase of the Long Term Athlete Development Plan. \nOC Refund Policy:\nIf the course is cancelled by Ontario Cycling a 100% refund including CCN fees will be issued.\nIf a participant withdraws from the course more than 14 days before\, they are eligible for a full refund minus CCN fees.\nIf withdrawing between 7 and 14 days before a course\, they are eligible for a 50% refund minus CCN fees.\nThere will be no refunds if participants need to withdraw within 7 days of the course taking place.\nRegistration
URL:https://ontariocycling.org/event/pp25102022/
CATEGORIES:Coaching
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