When the National Snowsports Training Centre was officially opened on Friday 7 June, one of the first things which captured the eye of visitors was the Wall of Champions at the main entrance of the John Langley Hancock Building.
Australian success in winter sports has received a significant boost with the opening of the National Snowsports Training Centre (NSTC) today in Jindabyne.
With the July school Holidays just around the corner, the National Snowsports Training Centre (NSTC) is excited to add some bonus sessions to our schedule for those visiting during this time.
The 2024 cohort from Snow Australia’s Emerging Talent Program will come together at the National Snowsports Training Centre (NSTC) in Jindabyne for the Season Launch Camp this weekend.
When it came to fitting out the National Snowsports Training Centre at Jindabyne with the highest quality kit for our elite and aspiring athletes to use, there was only one direction to head for trampolines.
Thirty-six participants aged 12-16 headed to Jindabyne over the weekend where they were given an insight into the work that goes into making an athlete and what they need to do to sustain their performance when they are not on snow. The camp was open to all disciplines which helped bring together a wide array of clubs and participants.
The NSTC recently concluded its first-ever school holiday program, marking a significant milestone in Snow Australia's commitment to nurturing young talents in snow sports.
Learn about how the National Snowsports Training Centre (NSTC) in Jindabyne grew from a concept pitched to the NSW Government in 2017 to a fully operational, World class facility for the snowsport and broader community.
The winter snow season might be over, but our National Snowsports Training Centre in Jindabyne is a year-round facility! Find out about our summer programs and discounted membership plans to make the most of the warmer months to hone your skills on dry land before next year's snow season.