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Ages 10+ 

Development

Fine-tune your skills for Shred Series and other competition series. This is the first step toward the competition pathway. 

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10+

Ages

Dec-Mar

Season

Focus

Competition Intro

Train to Train

LTAD

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

Sharpening skills for competitions and podiums

Development takes what you built in Freestylerz and turns it into competition-ready ability. Here's what a season with us looks like:

1. Refined technique: Polishing form across moguls, jumps,
and rails until it holds up under judging.

2. Competition prep: Learning scoring criteria, event day flow, and how to peak for a specific comp.

3. More video review: Coaches film aspects of your training.
You review it together. You see what you can't feel.

4. Athletes are encourages to partake in more off-snow conditioning as well. Although this is not mandatory

WHO IT'S FOR

Athletes ready to get competitive with freestyle.

Development is for skiers 10+ who've decided freestyle is something they want to seriously pursue. Weekly commitment, event entries expected, and a clear step up in intensity from Freestylerz. Most Development athletes come up through our Freestylerz program, but experienced new-to-club skiers are welcome to try out.

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Development athletes are expected to compete in competitions such as Shred Series and/or KFC events throughout the season.

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SCHEDULE

2026/27 Season.

Training Days

Saturday / Sunday

9:30 AM - 3:00 PM

16/32 (32 preferred)

Season Start

December 5, 2026

First day on snow

Season End

April 4, 2027

Last Day on snow

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Josie Sharpe

Lead Development Coach

MEET YOUR LEAD COACH

I believe in creating a safe, fun environment where athletes feel supported to push themselves to try new things and meet their goals! I strive to create a foundation of mutual trust with my athletes, working with the Development crew to learn not just how to be better skiers-but how to be better athletes!

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