Edmonton
Kids Run Wild Kids Run Wild is the Junior Program organised by Edmonton Overlanders Orienteering Club. It introduces kids and youth to fun, outdoor adventure activities and follows the LTAD guidelines to develop the whole athlete in orienteering. This family oriented program could turn your whole family into a outdoor enthusiast. Visit the KRW website. 
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Calgary , Cochrane, Bragg Creek
SOGO Adventure Running & SOGO Access It's a simple idea that's rooted in nature, grown through physical activity and at the heart of each of our experiences. SOGO Adventure Running -is run by the Foothills Wanderers Orienteering Club offering high quality innovative Adventure Running programs from 2 - 17. A new addition is SOGO ACCESS SOGO wants to support ALL kids to get outside. SOGO Access enables children with challenged abilities - behavioural, mental and/or physical - to access the outdoors and be a part of SOGO. Visit the SOGO website 
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Outdoor Adventure Airdrie, Red Deer & Grande Praire
Play, Run & Don't Get Lost! These program are based on a combination of physical literacy games fun agility & strength stations and navigation and map reading skills. Our vison with the outreach programs is to help build competence, confidence and motivation for kids to be outside for life. Visit the Outdoor Adventure Airdrie and RDC Red Deer page for more info. 
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New Orienteering Canada resources for Junior/Beginner programs- doing it right with LTAD !
Orienteering Canada is excited to share the results of Phase one of the National Athlete Development Matrix (ADM), which is a document that describes what skills athletes should be learning at each stage of development. On the LTAD web page, you will find a series of tools to help instructors, coaches, and program administrators implement this matrix throughout their programs. These new resources include a Technical Skills Progression document, a Technical Skills Development chart, a set of Lesson Plans for an 8-week junior program, and a Lesson Plan template that can be adapted to different programs. This is a big step forward on the road to creating a complete ADM. Big thanks to Jeff Teutsch and Kate Knapp for their work so far. We encourage feedback (via email to juniordevelopment@orienteering.ca or in person to Kate Knapp, Jeff Teutsch, or Kitty Jones) as we move this project along.
Orienteering Canada is excited to share the results of Phase one of the National Athlete Development Matrix (ADM), which is a document that describes what skills athletes should be learning at each stage of development. On the LTAD web page, you will find a series of tools to help instructors, coaches, and program administrators implement this matrix throughout their programs. These new resources include a Technical Skills Progression document, a Technical Skills Development chart, a set of Lesson Plans for an 8-week junior program, and a Lesson Plan template that can be adapted to different programs. This is a big step forward on the road to creating a complete ADM. Big thanks to Jeff Teutsch and Kate Knapp for their work so far. We encourage feedback (via email to juniordevelopment@orienteering.ca or in person to Kate Knapp, Jeff Teutsch, or Kitty Jones) as we move this project along.
