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Bobsleigh
What is Bobsleigh? Put simply, its two or four members trying to get a bobsleigh down to the bottom of an icey track as quick as possible. It begins by pushing the bob off the start and everyone quickly getting in. This is the most important part of the run as a lot of time can be lost. During an Olympic run the bob can achieve speeds approaching 90mph and the passengers can pull up to 6g in the corners! The same as Formula 1 cars! Once in, the crew keep their heads down, forming a compact surface with minimum drag until they reach the end, when they can finally catch their breath. On the day the high performance coaches will guide you through the skills and strategies required for the Formula One of ice sports to make your experience exhilarating, fun, and safe. The session starts
with an introduction to the simulated bob run, then its a thorough safety briefing. Once you are kitted out with the correct safety gear, its out to the track to learn the sport and techniques used. You will have a trial run on the start facility first built for athletes to train for the Salt Lake City Olympics. And since then has been instrumental in developing the GB World Champion womens bob team and Gold, Silver and Bronze Olympic medals for the GB women bob skeleton athletes. The start facility is a true replica and although it is not on ice, you can achieve speeds of up to 30 mph (total track length is approximately 60m - this is not a full length track and there will be up to 3 other participants in the bobsleigh with you). You will have a chance to get plenty of practice on 2
and 4 man, before being put to the test on the timed runs. The minimum age is 15 years. General fitness is required. This is not suitable if pregnant or for persons who suffer from epilepsy, fits, heart conditions, diabetics or old leg or arm injuries. You may be requested to sign a self declaration form of general fitness. Somerset - Bath
with an introduction to the simulated bob run, then its a thorough safety briefing. Once you are kitted out with the correct safety gear, its out to the track to learn the sport and techniques used. You will have a trial run on the start facility first built for athletes to train for the Salt Lake City Olympics. And since then has been instrumental in developing the GB World Champion womens bob team and Gold, Silver and Bronze Olympic medals for the GB women bob skeleton athletes. The start facility is a true replica and although it is not on ice, you can achieve speeds of up to 30 mph (total track length is approximately 60m - this is not a full length track and there will be up to 3 other participants in the bobsleigh with you). You will have a chance to get plenty of practice on 2
and 4 man, before being put to the test on the timed runs. The minimum age is 15 years. General fitness is required. This is not suitable if pregnant or for persons who suffer from epilepsy, fits, heart conditions, diabetics or old leg or arm injuries. You may be requested to sign a self declaration form of general fitness. Somerset - Bath
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