Learn from the Pros
The Minnesota Wind Chill are excited to continue growing the sport of ultimate frisbee and inspiring the next generation of players through accessible and engaging youth programming and training!
Run by Wind Chill players and coaches plus other pro and elite club players, our youth programs and private training offer a variety of opportunities for youth of all ages (1st - 12th grade) to develop their skills, learn new strategies, build confidence, and improve their game. Whether brand new to the game or preparing for high-level competition, we’re here to help athletes take the next step in their ultimate frisbee journey.
Upcoming Youth Programs
Private Training
Take Your Game to the Next Level
The Minnesota Wind Chill are excited to launch individualized and small group training opportunities designed for athletes who are serious about elevating their game. Unlike our year-round camps and clinics with a one-size-fits-all structure, this program is built entirely around each player’s unique goals, strengths, and areas for growth. Working directly with a select group of Wind Chill players, athletes will receive focused instruction, mentorship, and high-level insight tailored specifically to their development. Players can expect to gain a deeper understanding of the game while building the confidence, consistency, and competitive mindset needed to stand out at the next level. Wind Chill athletes bring elite playing experience, leadership, and advanced ultimate strategy to every session. Beyond improving skills, players will learn how top-level competitors prepare, communicate, think through the game, and approach high-performance competition both physically and mentally. If you'd like to start training with the Wind Chill or have any questions about pricing, scheduling and coach availability, please reach out to Dylan DeClerck at dylan@windchillultimate.com.
Individual & Small Group Options
We offer both one-on-one and small group training, designed for middle school players looking to build fundamentals, high school athletes preparing for competitive play, and college players seeking advanced instruction. One-on-one training features a fully-personalized experience, focused entirely on the player’s goals and development plan; while small group training allows athletes to train alongside teammates or friends in a collaborative environment while still receiving individualized feedback and instruction.
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FAQ
What ages can attend the clinics, camps and programs?
Youth programs are for children ages 6–14 (Grades 1st–8th). High school programs are for ages 14–18 (Grades 9th–12th). Participants are typically further grouped by age and skill level at each program to ensure a fun, safe environment. We try to gauge the average experience and skill level for each group at a program to ensure we’re meeting the developmental needs of all our participants.
Are programs for all genders?
All our programs are for all genders and emphasize the inclusive nature of ultimate frisbee. We have both male-matching coaches (primarily from the Wind Chill) and other elite female-matching coaches at almost every program we offer.
Does my child need prior experience to attend?
No, your child does not need any prior experience for the majority of our programs. Unless explicitly stated otherwise, our programs are made for players of all skill levels. We try to gauge the average experience and skill level for each group at a program to ensure we’re meeting the developmental needs of all our participants.
What does a camp or clinic day look like?
While specific schedules vary by program (half-day vs. full-day), a typical full-day session follows this format:
- Morning (9:00 AM – 12:00 PM): Focused skill development through drills, games, activities, competitions, and scrimmages.
- Lunch Break: A supervised rest period for fueling up.
- Afternoon (1:00 PM – 3:00 or 4:00 PM): Focused skill development through drills, games, activities, competitions, and scrimmages.
When should my child get dropped off and picked up?
Drop off begins 15 minutes before the program start time. Please sign your child in with the Wind Chill staff to make sure we have everything necessary for your child, including a waiver. Parents do not have to stay the entire time, but if parents leave, we ask that parents arrive 10 minutes before the end of the program to ensure an on-time departure for our coaches and staff.
Who supervises the programs?
Your child will be in expert hands! Our programs are coached by current professional players from the Minnesota Wind Chill roster and other experienced male-matching and female-matching coaches from elite teams. There is also typically other support staff on site for each program to help the coaches and children throughout the duration of programs. We require our staff and head coaches to complete SafeSport, NCSI background check, CDC Heads Up, mandatory reporter, and Wind Chill coaches training.
What is the severe weather policy?
To prioritize the safety of all participants and staff, the Minnesota Wind Chill cancels programs in response to National Weather Service alerts for severe winter weather, tornadoes, and lightning. In the event of an unexpected emergency, everyone must follow facility procedures to seek immediate shelter or evacuate until an official “all clear” is given. These guidelines ensure a consistent and cautious approach to managing risks during inclement weather and fire emergencies.
The Wind Chill will send parents an email if a program is canceled, delayed, or changed before the start of the program due to weather or other challenge that affects the entire group.
How will the Wind Chill contact me in case of an emergency?
We will call the primary phone number provided during your registration. If the primary contact is unreachable, we will call your listed emergency contact. Please ensure your child’s medical waiver is up-to-date with contact information and any allergy or medication information.
What should my child bring each day?
We will send out emails prior to each program that will outline exactly what you need to bring for that specific program. In general, your child should come prepared with athletic clothing proper for the weather, shoes proper for the playing surface (turf = cleats or tennis shoes, hard court = tennis shoes) and a water bottle.
Your child may also bring snacks or lunch (for a full-day program), but we ask that everyone eats their own lunch to prevent food allergy reactions and cross contamination.
How do you handle food allergies and other accommodations?
Please make sure to share any allergies, injuries, or accommodations needed on the waiver prior to the program so the coaches and staff can be prepared to handle any situation that arises. We review these with our team prior to every program. If your child may require an epi pen or an inhaler, make sure they bring it with them each day of the program. Feel free to notify staff or coaches if something comes up that we need to be aware of.
What’s included in the program registration?
A Minnesota Wind Chill Pro Ultimate Frisbee is included with every full-week summer camp registration. Other Wind Chill surprises may be included in our other programs.
Questions?
If you have questions, please feel free to email Christina Burke at christina@windchillultimate.com.
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