The FIS Team is designed for athletes ages 16 and older (as of Dec 31) who are ready to compete at the highest levels of alpine racing. First-year athletes (YOB 2009) receive guidance on FIS competition and selection, with summer conditioning beginning in June and up to 6 days a week of on-snow training during the season.

Second- and third-year athletes (YOB 2007–2008) follow a year-round conditioning and training plan overseen by coaches and the High-Performance Director, tailored to their racing goals.

Post-Graduate athletes, with several years of FIS experience, focus full-time on skiing, conditioning, and nutrition while targeting elite national and international competitions. Many pursue NCAA or USCSA opportunities, with potential advancement toward the National Team.

Are You a Post Graduate?

If you’re taking a gap year (or two) to lower points and prepare for NCAA Division I skiing, PCSS offers one of the few dedicated PG programs in the country. Athletes train without the limits of a school schedule, maximizing volume in the prep period and focusing full-time on skiing, conditioning, and nutrition. Small-group coaching provides a personalized plan built around individual goals—whether targeting national races, international starts, or collegiate competition. A key advantage of PCSS is athlete housing at the Utah Olympic Park, creating a convenient and supportive environment for pursuing your most competitive and transformative seasons.

FIS Training

• Mid-Season Evaluations (meetings with athlete and parent).
• End of Season Evaluations (meetings with athlete and parent).
• Video Feedback
• Training Bib
• Summer & Fall Dryland)
• Deer Valley Mid-Week Pass (6 day)

p5-FIS

• Park City Season Pass(Choose a pass option without blackout days)
IKON Pass (Recommended)
• UOP Intermediate & West Peak Season Pass (required fee in registration)
• USSA Membership
• FIS Membership
• Camps / Races
• Ski Locker
• Team Jacket (available in registration if desired)