Competitive Summer Training | Park City Ski & Snowboard

Summer is a key training season for competitive PCSS athletes, offering structured opportunities to build strength, refine skills, and make meaningful progress before winter returns. Across every division—Alpine, Cross Country, Freeride, Freestyle, Freeski, Ski Mountaineering, Ski Jumping/Nordic Combined and Snowboard—athletes stay active and engaged with purposeful off-season training.

Sessions make use of world-class local venues, including the Utah Olympic Park, the US Ski & Snowboard Center of Excellence, Woodward Park City, and the 400+ miles of trails in Park City. Whether preparing for regional races, national competition, or advancing to the next level, summer provides the consistency, coaching, and focus needed for long-term growth. Explore each discipline below to find the right pathway for your athlete this off-season.

Questions? Contact our Sport Directors to inquire about off-season training for competitive athletes.

Alpine

Dryland prepares FIS and IMC athletes with strength, agility, and conditioning tailored to ski-specific demands, building a strong foundation before fall training and on-snow camps begin.

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Cross Country

Devo, Junior Comp, and Comp Team athletes develop endurance, technique, and training habits through structured rollerskiing, running, and multisport conditioning all summer.

Freeski & Freeride

Freeski and Freeride athletes progress technical skills through water ramp or airbag sessions, tramp and inline training, and strength work in full-time or part-time summer programs.

Freestyle

Freestyle skiers advance air awareness, flips, spins, and strength through water ramp and trampoline sessions in a progression-focused summer environment.