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Programme de haute performance

Le Programme de haute performance (PHP) de CEC est fixé pour le cycle olympique 2021-2024.

Le PHP est distinct des sélections d’équipes d’événement pour les compétitions internationales et continentales.

Voici un aperçu du programme et de quelques éléments clés. Pour plus de détails, veuillez cliquer sur les liens ci-dessous.

HPP Overview

Climbing Escalade Canada’s High Performance Program (HPP) enhances athlete development and performance through support from CEC Coaching Staff, invitations to Training Camps and access to Canadian Sport System resources.  

The objective of the HPP is to increase the number of Canadian athletes achieving top 15 results at World Cup, World Championships and Olympic Games competitions.

CEC High Performance Program identifies athletes in Train to Compete, Learning to Win, and Winning for a Living stages of CEC’s Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD) framework. The HPP is aligned with CEC’s high-performance strategies and funding partners, such as Sport Canada and Own the Podium (OTP).

Key Components

Selection

There are 2 entry points to the HPP each calendar year:

  1. February 15th*
  2. Following the HP Competition for each discipline.

The Top 6 athletes in the Continuous National Ranking (CNR) at the time of each entry point will be selected to the HPP. There are a maximum of 12 spots per discipline and per gender available each calendar year.

*CEC a le regret d’informer les athlètes que la première admission au Porgramme de haute performance 2021, qui était prévue pour le 1er février 2021, sera retardée de 2 semaines. Ce court délai vise à assurer la bonne mise en œuvre du classement national continu (CNR) et à laisser le temps à Coach Hroza de s’intégrer à son nouveau poste. Libor sera prêt à accueillir le premier groupe d’athlètes au programme de haute performance 2021 dès le 15 février!

Continuous National Ranking (CNR)

The Continuous National Ranking (CNR) calculates rankings based on athlete results across multiple levels of relevant competitions. The framework of CNR will remain consistent from season to season and is the basis for athlete selections to both the HPP and Event Teams for International and Continental Competitions. Details of the CNR will be posted in January 2021.

Coaching Structure

The HPP is supported by a dedicated team of coaches under the direction of the High Performance Director. Appointment of the coaching team will be completed and announced in January of each year of the program.

HPP Events

Athletes selected to the HPP benefit from invitations to the following HP Events:

  1. HP Competitions – These are full competitions with smaller/stronger fields and utilizing international routesetters (when possible). They offer the opportunity to collect valuable CNR points and compete on more intense and demanding boulders and routes.
  2. HP Training Camps – These are for the purpose of learning, development and progress assessments only (No CNR points). Only available to HPP athletes; may be regional (all HPP athletes from a region) or national (all HPP athletes from all regions). These are not mandatory.

2021 HPP Speed Qualification Times

To be selected for the 2021 Speed HPP, athletes must have a top 6 ranking in the speed CNR, and must meet the following minimum qualification times:

Event Teams

The selection process for Events Teams (World Cups, World Championships and Continental Events) is separate from HPP Selection.