Overview
Introduction to Freestyle and All Mountain
The 3-Day Freestyle Progression Team’s primary goal is to create safe, fun-filled training environments while creating the best all mountain skiers. Athletes work on developing their skills while skiing the back bowls, groomers, trees, and moguls. They spend time in the park, train on our mogul venue on Roundhouse and jump venue at Rotarun. The on-snow breakdown is 20% to 30% course/ 40% all-mountain and 30% freeski. Athletes are also welcome to participate in our summer training camps and early season on-snow camps.
Our Air Barn training sessions focus on building athlete’s air awareness in our state of the art Air Barn. Athletes have the opportunity to work on developing their tumbling and trampoline skills with the possibility of hitting our ramp/airbag.
Athletes on the Freestyle Progression team must be solid independent skiers with an interest or experience in freestyle skiing.
Summer Camps/Training:
Utah Olympic Park Water Ramp Camps:
- June 20-22, 2025
- July 9-11, 2025
Aerial Tramp & Ramp Camp:
- August 4-6, 2025 Trampoline
- August 8-11, 2025 Water Ramps
On-Snow Early Season Camps:
- TBA October/November 2025 Hintertux, Austria
- TBA December 2025 Winter Park, CO
Fall Training:
- Tuesday – Air Barn TBA Split Session with Dryland/Agility and Trampoline.
- Wednesday – Group Hike / Activity.
- Please check weekly emails for details.
Winter Training:
December 2025 – March 2026
- Fridays, 2:00pm – 4:15pm
- Saturday and Sunday, 10:00am – 2:00pm
- Tuesdays Air Barn TBA every other week
**Training around the Holidays will be announced as we get closer to that time.
Times and location will depend on snow conditions and amount of terrain open.
- Must purchase SVSEF/Blaine County Student Season Pass through Sun Valley Company for current season.
- Rotarun platter lift access included for all training days. If your athlete wants to ski all season on non-training days, Rotarun Season Passes are available online at rotarun.org.
- Must purchase General Membership from U.S. Ski & Snowboard.
- If athletes choose to compete, they must purchase Freestyle Competitor License from U.S. Ski & Snowboard.
9-14
Must be able to ski all terrain including off-piste, groomed runs, moguls, crud, and powder on Baldy.
- Must be independent; able to conduct oneself appropriately when unaccompanied.
- Must be able to care for and maintain all ski equipment.
- Responsible and accountable for hydration, nutrition, and proper layering for any weather.
- Respect teammates, coaches, parents, and all mountain employees at all times.
- Complete knowledge of Mountain Safety Policies.
- Must adhere to SVSEF’s Code of Conduct.
Shared lockers available to all Freestyle Team athletes.
Athletes on the Freestyle Progression team participate in our intra-club competitions and have the opportunity to compete at USSS Regional Development level events (additional cost to cover coaches fees).
- Must actively communicate needs of athlete including planned absences and injuries.
- Must register for competitions in a timely manner per team communication.
- Must complete Team Agreement (Code of Conduct).
- Must remain actively engaged with Team communication method(s) (e.g. WhatsApp) and check schedule/updates regularly.
- Weekly/Bi-Weekly Emails: On-Snow and Conditioning plan
- WhatsApp: Timely updates and communications
- Must purchase SVSEF/Blaine County Student Season Pass through Sun Valley Company for current season.
- Rotarun platter lift access included for all training days. If your athlete wants to ski all season on non-training days, Rotarun Season Passes are available online at rotarun.org.
- Must purchase General Membership from U.S. Ski & Snowboard.
- If athletes choose to compete, they must purchase Freestyle Competitor License from U.S. Ski & Snowboard.
Team gear will be available during the season. e.g. hoodies, hats and t’s.