NENSA Comunity Day at Ford Sayre 2025

Registration Coming Soon!

Come one, come all — it’s time for a NENSA Community Day with Ford Sayre! Whether you’re a BKL skier, a curious newcomer, a parent, or a Masters athlete, this is your chance to come together with the ski community for an afternoon of movement, learning, and fun. From rollerski games and biathlon to ski jumping, trail running, and a delicious BBQ dinner, there’s something for everyone. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to connect with friends old and new, try something new, and get inspired for the season ahead!

Schedule of Activities – Friday, July 18th, 2025
All events take place at the Oak Hill Outdoor Center, Hanover, NH
2:00 PM – USSS L100 Assessment – INFO on Calendar HERE.

For participants pursuing USSS L100 certification. Please prepare by completing the online portion of the USSS L100 via the Sport Education Academy. Come ready to demonstrate basic ski-specific movements for both dryland and skate rollerskis. Rollerskis available to borrow from NENSA.

Please reach out to Ben Theyerl at ben@nensa.net for with any questions, and review NENSA’s guide to L100 certification here.
Location: Oak Hill Parking Lot

4:00 PM – Activity Stations (Rotating by Age Group):

• Rollerski Agility & Games (Rollerskis available to borrow)
  Location: Oak Hill Parking Lot
• Intro to Biathlon (Learn to shoot and try a mini course)
  Location: Grass area next to the Welcome Center
• Ski Jump Tour + Intro to Jumping Fundamentals
  Location: Ski Jumps

4:30 PM – Masters Group Trail Run
For adult skiers and parents — a chance to get moving and meet others! Joined by NENSA and Ford Sayre Staff.
Location: Stadium

6:00 PM – Community BBQ Dinner
Everyone’s welcome — fuel up with a delicious dinner and great company.
Location: Stadium

6:45 PM – JNT Athlete Panel: “After the BKL”
Hear from Ford Sayre Junior Nordic Team athletes about their ski journeys and what opportunities exist after Bill Koch League.
Location: Stadium Area

What to bring:

1. Active clothes & sneakers or trail shoes
2. Water bottle
3. Helmet, skate boots (rollerskis available to borrow, and poles are optional)
4. Curiosity and community spirit!

Have questions? Reach out — we’re here to help.
We can’t wait to see you at Oak Hill for this awesome celebration of ski community!