Freeski
We build top athletes and well-rounded individuals through courage, integrity, and teamwork—while inspiring a lifelong love of skiing. With world-class coaching at venues like Park City Mountain, the Utah Olympic Park, and Woodward, athletes of all levels can thrive, from recreational skiing to competing on the world stage.
What is Freeski?
Freeskiing began as a breakaway from traditional freestyle and alpine skiing disciplines like moguls, aerials, and racing. Today, it’s one of the most exciting areas of the sport, featuring Slopestyle, Halfpipe, Big Air, and Rail Jam.
PCSS offers a wide range of options to fit every schedule and ambition. With a strong focus on skill development, athletes gain the tools to ski safely and confidently—whether having fun in Park City’s world-class terrain parks or preparing for high-level competition.
Training takes place at premier venues including Park City Mountain, Utah Olympic Park, and Woodward Park City, giving athletes access to the best facilities in the world. From local competitions to the World Cup stage, whether your goal is a recreational program or a path to the U.S. National Team, PCSS provides the coaching and support to help athletes achieve their dreams. Looking for Summer Training?

Freeski Skills Team
Freeski Competition Team
Backcountry Training
Freeski Freeride Hybrid

Our Purpose
We strive to develop top athletes and well-rounded individuals through courage, discipline, accountability, integrity, and teamwork. We aim to inspire a lifelong love of skiing, with success measured both on and off the hill.
Passion and commitment drive our program, creating a positive environment where athletes thrive—whether chasing the U.S. Ski Team or simply looking to progress as park skiers. With world-class coaching, PCSS athletes have gone on to compete at the X Games, World Championships, and the Olympics, including names like Alex Hall, Colby Stevenson, Maggie Voisin, Marin Hamill, Brendan Newby, and the Atkin sisters.
Programs & Timeline
Learn to Train
Athletes ages 10–13 can progress their freeskiing skills by focusing on building strong fundamentals. These programs develop technique, confidence, and competition readiness while keeping fun and progression at the forefront.
Train to Compete
Athletes ages 12+ train for FIS-level events including Futures Tour, RevTour, and NorAms, with opportunities at Grand Prix and World Cups. With weekday training focused on skill development, trick refinement, and competition strategy, the program is ideal for athletes with flexible school or college schedules.
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