Freeski Park Ski/SB Travel

Park & Pipe Team training will build upon established fundamentals in slopestyle skills to prepare athletes for competition. 

Freeski Park athletes should be comfortable skiing all areas of Bogus Basin and ready to confidently progress into terrain parks and halfpipe features. Training focuses on skill development in jumps, rails, and pipe, helping athletes build versatility, confidence, and style in a fun, supportive team environment.

Bogus Basin season passes are not included and must be purchased from Bogus Basin.

Each competition, camp, and training trip has a separate cost in addition to tuition/team fees. Trip fees are due prior to each event. Cancellations made less than 5 days before an event (after invoicing) are still responsible for associated trip and coach fees. Coach Fees cover the cost of coaches' travel (lodging, transportation, and per diem) to training/competitions at other ski areas.

Parents or guardians typically arrange athlete travel. The team often arrives a day early to allow time for venue inspection and familiarization.

U19 athletes may opt, during registration, to pay an additional fee for team travel with coaches. In these cases, coaches will coordinate transportation and lodging arrangements for competitions. Coaches will arrange travel accommodations for these athletes. Full details available in the BBSEF Travel policy under the "Resources" tab and during registration in the BBSEF Travel Policy agreement.

Athletes are expected to effectively manage their time between training, travel, and school commitments while maintaining a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.5.

Additional Expenses & Requirements

• A Bogus Basin Season Pass is required and is not included in team fees.
• Licensing is required for participation in Big Mountain competitions and is not included in team fees. Big Mountain licensing is completed through IFSA (International Freeskiers Association).

ATHLETE SAFETY

U.S. Ski and Snowboard and the U.S. Center for SafeSport provide many free resources for parents who want to educate themselves and their children on Athlete Safety.

As an example, parents are encouraged to complete the Parent’s Guide to Misconduct in Sports. We also encourage parents to take an age-appropriate SafeSport course from the menu below with their children.

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