Snowboard
We are a community riding mountains. We train, compete, support each other and evolve. Through our programs we strive to put snowboarding and our teammates in a better place.
What is Snowboarding?
Competitive snowboarding is a global sport that challenges athletes to showcase speed, style, and progression across multiple disciplines.
- Halfpipe – riders perform spins, flips, and tricks in a U-shaped pipe.
- Slopestyle – a course of rails, jumps, and features where creativity and technical skill are key.
- Big Air – a single massive jump where riders throw their biggest tricks.
- Snowboardcross (Boardercross) – a head-to-head race over turns, rollers, and jumps.
- Parallel Giant Slalom – a side-by-side race testing precision and speed.
At the highest level, snowboarders compete on the FIS World Cup circuit, in the X Games, and at the ultimate stage—the Winter Olympic Games—where the best athletes in the world push the limits of what’s possible on snow. Looking for Summer Training?

Lil' Rippers
Fundamentals
National Team
Freeride Big Mountain
Global Team

Our Purpose
We are a community united by snowboarding and the mountains we ride. We train, compete, and support one another while always striving to grow. Through our programs, we aim to elevate both snowboarding and our teammates by providing every rider the chance to improve in a supportive environment that builds character and sparks a lifelong passion for the sport. With programs to fit a variety of goals and schedules, and a dedicated coaching staff whose passion and knowledge drive our success, PCSS empowers athletes to progress, connect, and take their riding to the next level.
Programs & Timeline
Youth Development
For young riders ages 6–9, the foundation for snowboarding begins with building strong all-around skills on snow. Programs like Lil’ Rippers and FUNdamentals focus on balance, confidence, and versatility—helping athletes develop the fundamentals that set them up for success in snowboarding and beyond.
Learn to Train
Athletes ages 10–13 in the Learn to Train phase focus on refining strong fundamentals while gaining confidence across slopestyle, halfpipe, boardercross, and freeride terrain. With guidance from experienced coaches, riders build versatility, style, and control as they progress toward becoming true all-terrain snowboarders. This stage lays the groundwork for future competition and advanced team pathways.
Train to Compete
Athletes ages 12–21 in the Train to Compete phase focus on advanced progression in large and extra-large park features, with opportunities to compete at Futures, Rev Tour, and World Cup levels—or pursue skill development and media goals without competition pressure.
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