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Kids Signature Programs

Our Kids Signature Programs offer just the right mix of fun and education; the perfect balance for getting young ones started on the slopes. By limiting class sizes to five students or fewer, we give your child more personalized attention with more time to play, more time to practice and more time to learn.

And remember: any time you sign your children up for lessons, you’ll enjoy 20% off equipment rentals at Park City Mountain Rentals.
In a continued effort to maximize the safety and wellbeing of our Ski & Snowboard School guests, we’re requiring all participants aged 17 and younger to wear a helmet. Helmets are available for purchase in Legacy Sports or can be rented for an additional charge at Park City Mountain Rentals.
For even more tips on how to have fun and be safe on the mountain, click here.

Signature 5 Program

Designed for children aged 6 - 14, our Signature 5 Program continues to provide a safe, fun and exploratory learning environment while guaranteeing a class size of five students or fewer. And move over, cafeteria food: kids in Signature 5 Programs even get to choose their own lunch from one of our on-mountain restaurants. » More

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Kids Signature 3

Even the smallest skiers can enjoy the mountain with our Signature 3 Program. We blend on-mountain instruction with fun, indoor activities at our Kids Mountain School. Students aged 3 ½ to 5 start on the magic carpet, then once they’re ready, move to the First Time lift. Classes are always limited to a maximum of three students per instructor to ensure plenty of personal attention. We also offer a Kids Signature 3 Snowboard Program with the same dedicated, hands-on instruction for children aged 5 to 6. » More

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Teen Select

Do the mountain your way, and hang out with skiers or snowboarder your age (15-17 year olds), in our brand new Teen Select program. Explore the whole mountain and more with your crew over the course of a full day: from greens to groomers, powder-filled bowls to our one-of-a-kind Signature Runs® – it's all up to you and your group. Even get off the mountain and into downtown Park City for lunch if you want! » More

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I Ride Park City Camps

For skiers and snowboarders who want to up the park and pipe ante, we offer a three-day “I Ride Park City” Freestyle Camp for kids aged 11 to 15. Campers will snag sessions in both public and private progression parks, attentive, hands-on coaching and time in our digital media lab to experiment with the images and video they’ve captured over three days. “I Ride Park City” Camps are offered select weeks throughout the season. » More

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Kids Private Lessons

Give the kids something to brag about. At Park City Mountain Resort, we maximize opportunities for success, whether you're just learning or a seasoned skier/rider. A personal coach will help perfect techniques, make changes and assist your child in becoming the skier or rider you've always dreamed they could be. Help your kids reach their peak.

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Snowboarding Trick : Backside Air (Method)

Snowboarding Trick : Backside Air (Method)
with Stefan Kar lsson

How to Snowboarding Backside Air (Method). Like frontside’s, the backside air is a move you learn from day one, and spend the rest of your life refining and pushing. The Method air is basically a backside air with extra tweak – old school, but a timeless expression of style. Christian Hosoi perfected them in the eighties on a skateboard, Jamie Lynn did the same on snow in the nineties...and as soon as you’re getting some

 Backside Air (Method) Tip : If the pipe is a bit unpredictable, stay low and relaxed while riding up the wall, you’ll feel the transition better, then stiffen up at the top, ready to pop.

 

 

 Snowboardng Trick : Backside Air (Method)

• Getting the line right in the flat bottom is the key to doing this trick right, so you don’t need to turn once you’re on the transition.
• Head up the transition flat on your base, knees bent, with some weight on the heel edge.
• If the pipe wall is not steep (under-vert), you need to ollie more off the lip. If it is close to vertical, just ride out without popping.
• As the board leaves the lip, lean back a little, lift the nose and let the board come to your hand – don’t go to the board.
• Grab the backside edge with your leading hand. I f it feels right, tweak it out by pulling the board in with your hand, and pushing out the back foot.
• Spot your landing. Pull your board back in underneath you, release the grab, and extend your legs to meet the top of the transition.
• Land flat based with weight over your toe edge, and ride away clean.

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Snowboarding Trick : Frontside Airs

Snowboarding Trick : Frontside Airs
with Lisa Fi lzmoser

How to Snowboarding Frontside Airs, The best thing about frontside airs is that they’re such an easy trick to learn, and once you’ve got them, you spend the rest of your life finding new ways to do them, new places to try them, and new heights to take them. Here, we

Snowboarding Trick : Frontside Airs Tip :  Lean back slightly as you take off to keep your weight inside the pipe. How hard to pop the ollie at takeoff depends on the vert (steepness). More vert = less pop.

Snowboarding Trick : Frontside Airs

• Decide your line on the flat bottom, and stick with it. Aim to leave the pipe at around 45° from vertical.
• Approach the frontside wall with as much speed as you feel happy with.
• Ride up the wall, weight over your toe edge, gradually becoming more flat on your base, and focus on the lip.
• As you leave the pipe, pop a small ollie, turn your head and shoulders to face down the pipe, and pull your feet up in front of you.
• Grab frontside, and straighten out your front leg.
• Holding the tweak, start looking down at the lip, and get ready for re-entry.
• Pull your front leg back in, and touch down on the pipe wall. Aim to land just below the lip.
• Ride out flat-based, then quickly transfer to your heel-edge, ready to line up for the backside wall...

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Snowboarding Trick : Droping In

Snowboarding Trick : Droping In
with Paulina Ligocka

How To Snowboarding Droping In, While not a trick as such, dropping in is one thing that has to be mastered before much progress is made: it is the key to understanding transition, and how it can give us extra speed.
There are two ways to ride into a halfpipe – backside or frontside. First to learn is backside, because it’s a) easier, and b) sets you up for a frontside air onyour first hit.

The mistake most riders make is ‘dropping’ when they should be ‘riding’ into the transition.
They jump away from the wall and land with a bump halfway down the transition, which
puts them off balance and kills speed.

Snowboarding Trick : Droping In Tip
Picture in your mind how you’re going to hug the wall of the pipe as you go down, and squeeze speed as you leave.

 

Snowboarding Trick : Droping In

• Select a spot without too much vert or bumps in the transition.
• Ride along the lip to build up a little speed, and spot your entry point.
• Lean into the pipe and pop a little ollie, pulling your knees up high to enter the pipe
  well tucked.
• As soon as your weight is fully inside the pipe, extend your legs to meet the pipe wall.
• Ride down the wall compact, and as you hit the transition, push with both feet to pump, then, staying on your toe edge, set up for a frontside air.

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Snowboarding Trick : How To Snowboarding Frontside boardslide

Snowboarding Trick : Frontside boardslide
with Thomas Harstad

How To Snowboarding Fronside boardside, Frontside boardslides are THE classic rail trick, reason being they are the simplest, most stylish way to get down a rail, period. As for difficulty... this is one to try when you’re comfortable with boardslides and nose slides.

Snowboarding Trick : Frontside boardslide Tip
It’s the sliding position that needs loads of practice – do frontside butters everywhere.

 

Snowboarding Trick : Frontside boardslide

• Approach the rail straight on, or slightly from the side, shoulders parallel to the board.
• As you reach the take-off, pop a small ollie, and focus on your landing point on the box.
• Turn the board backside, aiming to land on the rail at 90°, while keeping your shoulders in line with the rail – basically like a backside shifty.
• Land, weight centred over the board, or slightly more on the front foot.
• Keep looking down the rail, at the same time tweaking the board in the opposite direction with your feet.
• Keeping your head and shoulders facing down the rail will help your balance, and help you ride out clean.
• As you leave the rail, counter-rotate your shoulders and hips to ride out facing forwards.

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