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Freestyle & Freeskiing athletes have the option of attending several add-on camps throughout the year.

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Tramp Camps

Email Mike.papke@bridgerskifoundation.org to be put on the waiting list.

Tramp Camp #1. September 2025 (exact dates TBD)

Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays 4:15 - 5:30 p.m.

Tramp Camp #2. October 2025 (exact dates TBD)

Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays 4:15 - 5:30 p.m.

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‍Bozeman, MT

Tune up your newest tricks or polish up the ones you have in your bag. These trampoline sessions are the first part of our 3-stage progression for learning tricks and taking them to snow.  Fundamentals will be taught for take offs and landings and where and when you should be spotting on a variety of tricks. We use an in-ground trampoline with an Olympic-sized aussie spring bed.

• No one is allowed to jump on the tramp with out a coach being present.
• Please bring weather appropriate work out gear, water bottles (No sharing of water bottles), etc.  Remember that this tramp is located on a private residence so we need to be courteous of their space and remember to remove any trash that we bring in.

This option is available for everyone, even if they do not ski with BSF in the wintertime. Register for one or both sessions!

Once you are registered, you'll get an email with additional instructions and location of the camp. Dress for the weather and bring a water bottle. (Note: when you register, Tramp Camp registration is located under "events" and not "programs.")

Water Ramp Camps

Park City, Utah

2 sessions available (half-camp, and no-lodging options available for each)

All ages.

Work on your aerial skills, utilizing the safe progression of ramps and pools at the Utah Olympic Park in Park City. The water ramp camps are very important training tools for our skiers. Athletes travel down a synthetic surface, off a jump, and into a swimming pool equipped with air bubbles to soften the landing. Trampolines are available with bungee harnesses to ensure the safest possible training. Camp includes coaching, a video of your training, as well as all fees and licensing for the Utah Olympic Park.  This camp is open to everyone. Choice of two sessions -- or attend both.

REQUIRED

BSF Membership, Liability Release, and Medical release. U.S. Ski & Snowboard Membership is recommended.

Baseline testing encouraged but not required.  

WHAT TO BRING

2 pair of sweats

2-3 bathing suits

1 pair running shoes or cross-trainers 

1 pair of sneakers or casual footwear 

Gym shorts, t-shirts, plenty of socks 

Jacket and sweater 

Rain gear

Casual clothes

2 towels

Sunscreen, toiletries, personal needs 

Spending money

Skis- 2 pairs if possible 

Ski boots- Old boots that fit well are the best

Wet Suit (Can be a shorty)- Required / can rent

Life Jacket (Water Sports type)- Required / can rent

Mouth Guards (At least 2)- Required

Helmet (Ski, skate, or kayak type)- Required / can rent

**BINDINGS: Please be sure your bindings fit your boots BEFORE attending camp. Bindings should have a minimum of 9 DIN. Skis should not release under any circumstances at the ramps.

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COSTS

costs TBD.

*Additional costs may include additional fees for lodging, coaching, meals and transportation depending on level of participation. 

REGISTRATION

Registration will open once costs are finalized.