Freeride 

We are very excited to offer Airbag camps at Mt. Bachelor during the last 2 weekends in April. There will be two 3-day weekend camps. Camps will have 2 groups, 10-13 and 14+.

Camp emphasis will be developing air awareness and getting comfortable learning new tricks into the air bag. Athletes should be comfortable consistently clearing Pacific City Jumps (15-20ft) at a minimum. Each session will consist of a couple warm-up laps through the park then hiking the airbag for 2-3 hours with park runs mixed in to practice the new tricks on jumps. Desired outcomes are to increase each athlete’s comfort level on jumps and practice new rotations (i.e. inverts, corks and off-axis spins) into the airbag, fine tune them on the trampoline with the ultimate goal of eventually taking these to snow.

Afternoon activities will include video review, waxing and trampoline/gym training at the Bill Healy Training Center concluding at 5pm. Please have athletes bring an appropriate change of athletic clothes and footwear.

Daily Schedule: 7:15am-5pm

Meet at MBSEF office at 7:15am for a 7:30am departure. 

On-hill 9am-2pm

Waxing, Trampoline and Gym 3-5pm

Program:

Freeride Competition Ski Team and Freeride Competition Snowboard Team

Ages:
10-13 
14+

On Snow Training:

9am-2pm

Competition:

Local, Regional, National

Dates:

April 18th-20th and April 24th-26th. See link to Freeride Ski OR Freeride Snowboard calendar or dates.

Cost:
$450 each week session or $800 for both sessions
Including 3/6 days on hill with afternoon training at Bill Healy training facility

Van transportation is included.

*Airbag camps are included for our full-time athletes.

Spring Sessions at Mt. Bachelor are a great way to continue athletes progression outside of our regular winter training schedule. We will utilize our Woodward parks and pipes as well natural terrain to continue trick progression and increase confidence and air awareness.We will spend the morning on-hill riding Woodward Parks and then the afternoon at the Bill Healy Training Center working on the trampoline, watching video, waxing skis and boards and going through a short workout.

Please bring a change of clothes, a backpack with lunch, water and snacks. Also please be prepared for inclement weather.

Age groups are 10-13 and 14+, Space is limited, max of 6 athletes per age group per weekend (ski and snowboard). Sign up at mbsef.org to secure your spot!

Athletes under 10 require permission to register, for approval contact: 

Coggin Hill chill@mbsef.org
 
Jon Marks jmarks@mbsef.org

Daily Schedule:

Gym/Tramp – Thursdays and Fridays

All groups – 4:00 – 5:30 pm

Saturday’s

730-5pm, 9-1 on-hill. 1:30 – 5:00 Video review, waxing, tramp and gym training

Sunday’s

730-5pm, 9-1 on-hill. 1:30 – 5:00 Video review, waxing, tramp and gym training

Program:

Freeride Competition Ski Team and Freeride Competition Snowboard Team

Ages:

10-13 
14+

On Snow Training:

9am-1pm Saturday and Sunday

Competition:

Local, Regional, National

Dates:

Spring Session 1- April 30 – May 3 2026 (Thursday and Friday trampoline, Saturday and Sunday on snow)

Spring Session 2- May 7-10, 2026 (Thursday and Friday trampoline, Saturday and Sunday on snow)
Spring Session 3- May 14-17, 2026 (Thursday and Friday trampoline, Saturday and Sunday on snow)

See link to Freeride Ski OR Freeride Snowboard calendar or dates.

Cost:

Spring Session 1- $250

Spring Session 2- $250

Spring Session 3- $250

All three Sessions – $700

On Hill Only – $150 per session or $400 for all three

Van transportation included.

Meet at MBSEF at 7:30am, pick-up at 5pm.

*Spring Camps are included for full time athletes

Training on Mt. Hood in the Timberline Freestyle Training Center (FTC). During the summer we will be offering weekly day camps to Mt. Hood on Wednesday’s and Thursday’s for 6 consecutive weeks. This schedule allows us flexibility to cancel, weather permitting. Pick whatever day/days work best for you. Athletes will meet at MBSEF in the morning and spend a full day riding at Mt. Hood but be back in time for dinner.

These day trips are designed for athletes 12 years old and older who are looking to continue their skill progression during the summer months.

We will have access to the same terrain that HCSC/Windells campers have on-hill. This includes small, medium and large jumps and a variety of rails/boxes accessed via 3 rope tows. Athletes will have access to a mini landing airbag, designed for kids learning their first backflips and cork spins. Athletes should be comfortable hitting 15-20+ ft jumps and riding intermediate boxes and rails.

Daily Schedule:

Depart – Meet at the MBSEF office at 6:45am for a 7am departure Return – Back to the MBSEF office at approx. 5:30pm

No Transportation Required

Meet coaches outside Timberline Lodge each day at 9:15am. We meet back at the parking lot at approximately 3:15pm.

Program:

Freeride Competition Ski Team and Freeride Competition Snowboard Team

Ages:

10-13 

14+

On Snow Training:

10am-3pm

Competition:

Local, Regional, National

Dates:

June 17 & 18, 2026 (Wednesday & Thursday) 

June 24 & 25, 2026 (Wednesday & Thursday) 

July 8 & 9, 2026 (Wednesday & Thursday) 

July 15 & 16, 2026 (Wednesday & Thursday) 

July 22 & 23, 2026 (Wednesday & Thursday)

See link to Freeride Ski OR Freeride Snowboard calendar or dates.

Cost:

FTC Only:

$135 for lift/FTC access

$100 Coaching Fee/Coaches lift access $25 Transportation

Total: $260

Superpipe and FTC:

If you’re interested in a week long Superpipe camp, please reach out to Coggin Hill chill@mbsef.org and/or Jon Marks jmarks@mbsef.org                            

During the summer months we will be offering 2 separate week long camps where we will be riding in the Timberline Freestyle Training Center (FTC) on the Palmer glacier at Mt Hood. We will be staying in the Mt. Hood area for 5 nights and creating the whole summer camp experience. We will be on hill everyday (weather permitting) as well as have fun afternoon activities planned around the area. We will be providing 3 meals per day for athletes on non travel days.

How are these camps different from HCSC/Windells? Is my kid ready?

These week-long camps are a very similar experience to attending a HCSC/ Windells Camp. MBSEF athletes attending our camps will be riding with our experienced coaching staff with coaches that they are already familiar with. We are able to offer a summer camp experience for a lower cost than HCSC/ Windells, as well as be able to provide more coach to athlete time on the hill.

Our camps are for motivated athletes aged 10+ (Athletes under 10 need approval from Coggin or Jon) looking to progress their skills throughout the summer months being coached by MBSEF coaches. Coaches will establish summer camp goals with each athlete to maximize progression and get the most out of these camps.

FTC Terrain

We will have access to the same terrain that HCSC/Windells campers have on-hill. This includes small, medium and large jumps and a variety of rails/boxes accessed via 4 rope tows. Athletes will also have access to a mini landing bag designed for kids learning their first backflips and cork spins. Athletes should be comfortable hitting 15-20+ ft jumps and riding intermediate boxes and rails.

Superpipe

If you’re interested in a week long superpipe camp please reach out to Coggin Hill chill@mbsef.org and/or Jon Marks jmarks@mbsef.org.

Daily Schedule:

Camp 1: Designed for ski and snowboard athlete’s 10-13 years old.
Depart – Meet at the MBSEF office at 6:45am for a 7am departure. We will be riding this day and checking into our lodging after our day on the glacier.

If not traveling or lodging with us please meet us in the Lower lodge at the timberline parking lot at 9am each day. Make sure to have the coaches contact information to ensure that you connect with the group. Athletes who are not staying with the team are welcome to join in afternoon activities with the group after our day on the hill and can be picked up by parents at our lodging around 630pm.

Return – We will be riding this day and return back to the MBSEF office at approximately 6pm.

Camp 2: Designed for ski and snowboard athlete’s 14 years and older.
Depart – Meet at the MBSEF office at 6:45am for a 7am departure. We will be riding this day and checking into our lodging after our day on the glacier. 
If not travelling or lodging with us please meet us in the Lower lodge at the timberline parking lot at 9am each day. Make sure to have the coaches contact information to ensure that you connect with the group. Athletes who are not staying with the team are welcome to join in afternoon activities after our day on the hill and can be picked up by parents at our lodging around 630pm.

Return – we will be riding this day and return back to the MBSEF office at approximately 6pm.

*Deadline to register is June 1st. Maximum 12 athletes per camp and minimum of 8.

Program:

Freeride Competition Ski Team and Freeride Competition Snowboard Team

Ages:

Camp 1: 10-13 Camp 2: 14+

On Snow Training:

10am-3pm Monday-Saturday

Competition:

Local, Regional, National

Dates:

Camp 1: June 22-27, 2026 

Camp 2: July 13-18, 2026

See link to Freeride Ski OR Freeride Snowboard calendar or dates.

Cost:

*Cost are approximate and depend on number of athletes attending, lodging and lift access prices.

$2,000 (All Inclusive)

-Lift and FTC Access

-5 days Food 

-Transportation 

-Lodging

-Coaching

$1,600 (No lodging, transportation, or food)

Freeride 2026 Summer Dryland – Trampoline and Gym Training

For our summer dryland training we will be utilizing our 14’ x 14’ Super Quad trampoline to develop athletes’ air awareness and work through trick progressions to build solid fundamentals. Each trampoline session will have a maximum of 6 athletes and these sessions are split into specific age groups and disciplines to properly match the athlete’s abilities. During each session coaches will spend the first 30 minutes going through a quick warm-up and then moving into a strength, balance, and fitness routine. Athletes will then cycle onto the trampoline for approximately 3 minute sessions over the next 60 minutes. Coaches will analyze each athlete’s body movements and utilize video review to aid in athletes progression and development.

Program:

Freeride Competition Ski Team and Freeride Competition Snowboard Team

Ages:

8-19

On Snow Training:

Competition:

Dates:

FS & SB Mini Shreds, Monday 10:45 – 12:15pm

Who – Ages 8 – 11 years, Elementary school 

When – Two 4-week sessions:

– Session 1: Start Date – June 15, End Date – July 13 (No Training week of June 29 – July 3)

– Session 2: Start Date – July 20, End Date – August 11

Max 6 kids per session

FS & SB Rippers, Monday 12:15 – 1:45 pm 

Who – Ages 11-14, Middle School

When – Two 4-week sessions:

– Session 1: Start Date – June 15, End Date – July 13 (No Training week of June 29 – July 3)

– Session 2: Start Date – July 20, End Date – August 11

Max 6 kids per session

FS & SB Rippers, Tuesday 10:45 – 12:15pm 

Who – Ages 11-14, Middle School

When – Two 4-week sessions:

– Session 1: Start Date – June 16, End Date – July 14 (No Training week of June 29 – July 3)

– Session 2: Start Date – July 21, End Date – August 12

Max 6 kids per session

FS & SB High School Tuesday 12:15 – 1:45 pm 

Who – Ages 14 +, High School 

When – Two 4-week sessions:

– Session 1: Start Date – June 16, End Date – July 14 (No Training week of June 29 – July 3)

– Session 2: Start Date – July 21, End Date – August 12

Max 6 kids per session

(No Trampoline training the week of June 29 – July 3)

See link to Freeride Ski OR Freeride Snowboard calendar or dates.

Cost:
$150 per session

Freeride 2026 Summer Dryland – Strength and Conditioning Full Time and High School athletes

Our summer strength and conditioning will be utilizing our full gym in the Bill Healy Training Center. Our goal will be to facilitate athletes in building muscle, improving flexibility, agility, balance and speed during the summer so that they will be ready to go next winter. This will also aid in injury prevention and encourage overall health and wellbeing. We will be offering 3 days a week of supervised gym training during the summer. Each week will progressively build on each other and we will retest after the initial 4 weeks to maximize performance.

Program:

Freeride Competition Ski Team and Freeride Competition Snowboard Team

Ages:

14+

On Snow Training:

Competition:

Dates:

June 15 – August 14 Monday, Tuesday and Friday 9:30-11:00am 
(No strength training the week of June 29 – July 3)

See link to Freeride Ski OR Freeride Snowboard calendar or dates.

Cost – $500

Dryland training is strongly encouraged for Freeride Competition Ski Team and Freeride Competition Snowboard Team riders age 8 and up. Younger athletes must have coach approval for participation. Freestyle ski and snowboarding requires exceptional core strength, agility, and muscle tone throughout the body. Better physical tone, flexibility, and cardiovascular condition means a greater resistance to injury while being able to ride harder and longer.

Fall Dryland Training is based out of our Bill Healy Training Center at 2765 NW Lolo Drive, utilizing our inhouse gym and 14’ x 14’ superquad trampoline. This is a great way for Freeride athletes to prepare for the season. Trampoline training will increase your air awareness, core strength and maximize trick progression.

Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays training for athletes age 13+ is for dedicated Freeride Full Time and Competition athletes that are focused on personal fitness. We will be utilizing MBSEF’s inhouse gym for weight training and strength.

General Schedule Sept 15-Nov 7

Trampoline Sessions

Monday Elementary Tramp 2:45-4:15pm

Tuesday Elementary/MS Tramp 2:45-4:15pm

Tuesday MS Tramp Girls Only 4:30-6pm

Tuesday MS/HS Tramp 6-7:30pm

Wednesday Elementary Trap 1:15-2:45pm

Wednesday MS Tramp 2:45-4:15pm

Wednesday MS/HS tramp 4:30-6pm

Thursday Elementary Tramp 2:45-4:15pm

Thursday MS Tramp 4:30-6pm

Thursday MS/HS Tramp 6-7:30pm

Gym Session

Tue/Thu/Fri Competition Gym Age 13+ 4-5:30pm

See link to Freeride Ski OR Freeride Snowboard calendar or dates.

Times and locations subject to change according to group requirements, weather, school hours, etc.

Equipment: Wear workout gym appropriate clothing (i.e. gym shoes, shorts, etc.).