ABOUT OBTA

The Ontario Baton Twirling Association (OBTA) is a not-for-profit organization that was established in 1987. OBTA is dedicated to promoting and advancing the sport of baton twirling in the province of Ontario, Canada. With a rich history spanning over several decades, the OBTA aims to provide a positive and supportive environment for baton twirlers of all ages and skill levels. Through various competitions, workshops, and events, the association aims to foster growth, camaraderie, and sportsmanship within the baton twirling community. OBTA is committed to providing top-notch training and resources to its members, ensuring that they have access to the latest techniques and opportunities for personal development. Additionally, the association strives to raise awareness about the sport and its benefits, encouraging more individuals to take up baton twirling and experience the joy and excitement it brings

MISSION STATEMENT

OBTA is a Not-for-Profit Organization that encourages and develops the widest participation and highest proficiency in the sport of Baton Twirling. The Association believes in equity and equality for all, regardless of age, sex, sexual orientation, religion, national or ethnic origin, colour, race, marital status, family status and disability.

VISION

Coordinate and assist athletes, coaches, club directors, course conductors, skills development program adjudicators, competition directors, judges and any other volunteers or hired officials in the pursuit of baton twirling excellence. This is conducted at the local, regional, provincial, national, and international levels, as well as in recreational, competitive, and training endeavours.

VALUES

The Association promises to provide a fair, unbiased, open, and safe environment that is inclusive and fun for all. Baton twirling is a rich source of key developmental assets including physical activity, strengthening community connectedness, teaching life lessons through mentorship, introducing newcomers to a new community, and stimulating the local economy.

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