Young athlete in the approach on a summer ramp with CLUBTRACK approach lane
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CLUBTRACK Ski Jump Approach Track for Municipalities

Our CLUBTRACK ski jumping approach lane for municipalities makes the approach of smaller hills and youth facilities usable year-round, without cooling systems and ice preparation.

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What CLUBTRACK does as a ski-jump approach track for municipalities

The track consists of special plastic with ceramic studs. Before the offer, we clarify launch length, substructure and the desired delivery scope for the municipal project.

CLUBTRACK is suitable for new smaller hills and for replacing an existing track. The system is mounted on a prepared substructure.

We coordinate additional steel construction around the track separately if needed.

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Close-up of the CLUBTRACK track with ceramic studs and irrigated plastic surface
Assembly of a CLUBTRACK launch ramp on the prepared substructure of a jump
Athlete in the approach crouch on the CLUBTRACK approach lane of a summer ramp

Plan CLUBTRACK to fit the hill

Athlete and Peter Riedel on the launch table above the finished CLUBTRACK approach track

Train year-round

The approach lane can be used in summer as well as in winter. This creates better conditions for regular youth training because training times are no longer dependent on the weather.

Assembly of the CLUBTRACK track on an existing steel structure of the hill

Include existing ramp

Whether concrete, steel, or wood: we assess the underlying substructure and the required approach length. Based on this, we adapt the CLUBTRACK lane to the hill.

Technician carries a packaged CLUBTRACK jump element to the launch of the ramp

Implement together

If desired, we take on additional work and supply suitable substructures, stairs, gates, platforms, or railings.

We determine who takes which role at the outset together. This way, the municipality, club and executing companies know what is needed for implementation.

Who collaborates on the CLUBTRACK project

  • Municipality and owner

    The municipality or the owner decides on changes to the facility. Depending on the project, financing, resolutions, and on-site work are coordinated with the involved parties.

  • Association and Operator

    The association, trainer and operator know daily life at the ramp. They contribute who uses the facility, how the training is organized and what is already available on site. Thus, the requirements from later operation flow into the project.

  • Peter Riedel GmbH

    We plan and manufacture the CLUBTRACK approach path tailored to the hill and the existing substructure. If needed, we supply the associated steel construction for connection to the existing setup.

What a CLUBTRACK approach track costs

Slope size
Determines the appropriate execution
Approach length
Defines the scope of materials
Existing Substructure
Its condition determines the effort
Delivery contents
Path and agreed components
Installation
Self-performance reduces share
Additional steel construction
As needed for the facility

CLUBTRACK projects in Bad Elster and Rothenburg

  • Handover of a CLUBTRACK track element in front of K17 at the Elsterschanzen in Bad Elster
    K17 · 2023

    Bad Elster K17

    In 2023 we handed over the CLUBTRACK track for the K17. The municipality had decided on renovations so that the Nachwuchs can train locally again.

  • Mounted CLUBTRACK approach path at the Peter-Ott Hill in Rothenburg on the Saale
    Funding and own contribution

    Rothenburg on the Saale

    In 2022 we delivered and laid CLUBTRACK at the Peter-Ott-Schanze. State and EU funds as well as volunteers contributed to the implementation.

Frequently asked questions about CLUBTRACK ski-jump approach tracks for municipalities

For which municipal ramps is CLUBTRACK suitable?

CLUBTRACK is intended for smaller jumps and youth facilities. Whether the system fits a municipal facility is clarified based on jump size, approach length, existing substructure, and planned use.

Does CLUBTRACK need a cooling system or ice preparation?

No. The CLUBTRACK track consists of special plastic with ceramic studs and does not require a cooling system or ice preparation. Therefore it can be used in summer and winter.

Can CLUBTRACK be mounted on an existing substructure?

Yes, if the existing substructure is suitable for the planned track. Concrete, steel, or wood can serve as the base. Before execution, we check the condition, dimensions, and connection points of the existing construction.

Who takes over the assembly of a CLUBTRACK approach track?

The assembly can be done by us or as a self-build after mutual agreement. Which tasks the municipality, club, construction company, and Peter Riedel GmbH take on are defined before the project begins.

What determines the costs of a CLUBTRACK project?

We calculate each project individually. As soon as the specifications for the jump are available, we provide a quote.

Ice Cutter by Peter Riedel on the starting track of the Bergisel Ski Jump over Innsbruck

Request CLUBTRACK for your municipality

Please tell us location, ramp size, take-off length, existing substructure and desired scope of delivery. Peter Riedel will call you personally back.

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