What does BKL mean in UNCLASSIFIED

The Bill Koch League (BKL) is a youth nordic ski program for kids from ages 6-18. It is designed to promote health, fitness, and fun through outdoor skiing activities. Through this program, children can learn the basics of nordic skiing as well as more specialized disciplines such as cross-country skiing, biathlon, and skate skiing over the course of an entire winter season.

The BKL was founded by Olympian Bill Koch in 1996 to promote nordic skiing among kids and their families.

The BKL caters to children aged 6-18 years old.

A typical BKL season lasts from mid-November until late March depending on regional snow conditions.

A current list of all BKL clubs in your area can be found on our website or by contacting your local Parks and Recreation department.

No, all fees paid when registering do not include equipment rentals which must be purchased or rented separately for each individual athlete.

Yes! Upon registration make sure that you have determined all necessary safety protocols before participating in any activities with the group. All participants should also have appropriate gear including warm clothing and boots suitable for nordic skiing. Additionally, binding releases may need to be signed in certain locations so make sure that these are completed prior to joining any on-snow activities organized by Bill Koch League coaches or instructors.

No ski experience is necessary to join the Bill Koch League! Everyone starts at different levels but no matter where you begin there are plenty of opportunities for athletes to develop skills and participate in events at their own pace while having a blast along the way!

Absolutely! Parents are encouraged to take part at practices alongside their children registered with our program if they wish however; we do ask that all adults observe proper safety protocols such as wearing helmets and remaining at least 30 feet away from children actively participating in drills or exercises unless instructed otherwise by coaches or instructors present. Additionally, parents should not interfere with coaching instructions or alter drills set up by our team leaders without express permission beforehand.