Alpine Summer

Summer is a time to build athleticism, stay active, and enjoy the mountains. Alpine athletes grow stronger through multi-sport movement and conditioning that sets up winter success.

Summer Conditioning for Alpine Athletes

Alpine summer training at PCSS focuses on building the strength, movement quality, and athletic foundation athletes need before returning to snow. Dryland training is only available to Alpine athletes enrolled in Alpine Annual Programming, as it forms a key component of year-round development.


South Series and Jr IMC athletes, whose dryland training begins in September, are encouraged to stay active over the summer by joining PCSS programs such as Mountain Biking or Adventure & Agility.


Have questions? Reach out to our Alpine Director, Jessica Kelley at jkelley@parkcityss.org.

Alpine Dryland

Alpine Dryland

Alpine Dryland builds the strength, agility, and conditioning all Alpine athletes need for high-level racing, with structured sessions at City Park and the US Ski & Snowboard Center of Excellence preparing them for winter’s demands.
Apply to Join Alpine Program

Adventure & Agility

Adventure & Agility keeps young athletes active with rollerskiing, running, hiking, agility, games, and ropes courses. A playful, varied program that builds strength, coordination, confidence, and all-around fitness all summer long.
Registration Opens Soon

Mountain Biking

PCSS Mountain Biking lets young riders explore Park City’s trails through XC rides, skills sessions, and gravity fundamentals. A fun, progression-focused camp that builds confidence, fitness, and strong bike-handling all summer long.
Register for Mountain Biking

List of Services

Annual Program Dryland Training Schedule

On Snow Camps

PCSS athletes enrolled in annual programming may register for camps directly through the PlayMetrics app, while non-PCSS athletes can inquire by completing the New Alpine Athlete Interest Registration and selecting the On Snow Camps option.