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Come to the Snowboard Fund Day at SnowWorld in Landgraaf

The Mentelity Foundation is organizing a Snowboard Fund Day at SnowWorld in Landgraaf on Saturday, March 19. During this day, people with physical challenges and their friends or family can learn about the sport of snowboarding. Participation in these days is free, so register soon! 

Accessible for everyone*
During the Mentelity Snowboard Fundday you will receive personal guidance and tips and tricks on how to snowboard in your specific situation. Whether you have a prosthesis or reduced muscle strength in your legs; during the two-hour clinic, Mentelity instructors will look at the possibilities to help you get down the mountain and enjoy yourself!

The Snowboard Funddays are also open to brothers, sisters, friends and family members of the participants more than welcome, because we think it is important that everyone should be able to keep moving together. Together we will make it a great day. Each participant may bring one person and participants must be at least ten years old. Do you have any questions about the days or would you like to join? Then contact Merijn Koek and mail to merijn@mentelity.org!

Snowboard Fundag Landgraaf - March 19
The Snowboard Fundag in Landgraaf will be organized on March 19 at SnowWorld in Landgraaf (Witte Wereld 1, 6372 VG Landgraaf). The day starts at 3 p.m. and ends around 6:30 p.m. The program can be found below:

Program
15:00 Reception with coffee, tea and lemonade
15:20 Opening
15:30 Changing clothes and collecting snowboard equipment
16:00 Start snowboard clinic
18:00 End of the clinic and changing clothes
18:30 Closing

Corona measures
The Snowboard Fundag in Landgraaf will only take place if it is possible according to the corona measures in place at that time. Should the Fundag not take place, another date will be planned. So be sure to register, because we will keep you informed!

*In order tosnowboard, it is important that you can stand independently (with or without prosthetics) and walk somewhat . This is because this is necessary for being able to stand on a snowboard. Questions? Please contact Merijn Koek and mail to merijn@mentelity.org.