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Snowboard Team
Now in its 28th season, the ASC Riders Program covers slopestyle, boardercross, halfpipe, freeride and racing, for all ages from recreational riders to Olympians.
28 Seasons of Riders
The ASC Riders Program is heading into its 28th season with 2010 and 2021 U.S. Ski & Snowboard “Coach of the Year,” Dylan Omlin, at the helm. The programs cater to all ages and abilities, from recreational athletes to seasoned international competitors and Olympians. We cover slopestyle, boardercross, halfpipe, freeride, and racing, dependent upon an athlete’s interests. Techniques and tactics are addressed in all disciplines. All teams have the opportunity to compete in events ranging from local USASA series to Futures Tours, Rev Tours, Nor Am Slopestyle & Boardercross, Junior World Championships, World Rookie Tours, Grand Prix, Dew Tours, and World Cups.
If you are new to our teams, please contact the Program Director to discuss the best match for your interests and skill level.
From First Turns to the Olympics
ASC Snowboard takes riders of every age and level — from first turns to Olympic goals. Freeride, halfpipe, slopestyle, boardercross and racing, with competition optional until you're ready.
Junior Riders
Devo Riders
Devo Gates Riders
Weekend Riders
Full-Time Riders
Junior Riders
Beginner-to-intermediate riders ready to build a strong snowboarding foundation in a fun team environment. Great for young riders who want to explore different snowboard disciplines without competition being required.
Builds fundamental riding skills, balance, edge control, turning and confidence through freeriding. Athletes are introduced to slalom, GS, halfpipe, slopestyle and boardercross.
Develops confident, well-rounded riders who are prepared to progress into the next stage of the ASC snowboard pathway.
Devo Riders
Intermediate-to-advanced riders who want to continue developing their skills while exploring the snowboard disciplines that interest them most. Competition is available but not required.
Develops stronger freeriding skills while expanding technique in halfpipe, slopestyle, boardercross, GS and slalom. Coaching becomes increasingly tailored to each athlete's interests.
Creates versatile, independent snowboarders who can pursue competition, progress toward Weekend Riders or continue riding recreationally at a high level.
Devo Gates Riders
Intermediate-to-advanced riders specifically interested in snowboard racing and focused training in GS and/or slalom.
Develops carving, race technique, GS and slalom tactics, gate training, course inspection, starts, line choice and competition skills.
Prepares athletes to compete in USASA racing and progress toward higher levels of snowboard racing.
Weekend Riders
Intermediate-to-advanced riders ready for increased training and competition while continuing to develop in the snowboard discipline or disciplines they enjoy most.
Increases training volume while developing advanced technique and tactics in an athlete's preferred disciplines. Athletes gain greater competition experience and independence.
Prepares motivated athletes for competition ranging from USASA and Nationals to Futures, Revolution Tour, Nor-Am and Grand Prix opportunities.
Full-Time Riders
Advanced riders committed to high-performance snowboarding and pursuing ambitious competitive goals. Designed for athletes prepared for significant training and travel commitments.
Advanced discipline-specific coaching combined with 5–7 days of training per week, competition preparation, strength and conditioning, sports psychology and individualized athlete development.
Supports athletes pursuing national and international competition, professional snowboarding, World Championships and Olympic-level goals.
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