Night Training adds coached Slalom and Giant Slalom sessions on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Four KSEF coaches staff each night, with groups organized by age, class, and skill level.
This is a separate, paid add-on for athletes enrolled in a 2026/27 KSEF program: Jr. Devo, U10, U12, U14, U16, Full-Time Elite, or Masters. It is not included in base tuition and is not open to non-KSEF athletes, drop-ins, or the general public.
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Tuesday and Wednesday, snow conditions permitting. Athlete training runs 4:30–6:30 p.m. Coaches are on the mountain from 4–7 p.m. for setup and course removal. The start date will be announced through the KSEF calendar and team communications.
4:30 p.m.: check-in, warm-up, and training.
6:15 p.m.: final runs and cool-down.
6:30 p.m.: athlete pickup.
Athletes are supervised during the training window. Weather changes and schedule updates are shared through TeamSnap and email.
Slalom and Giant Slalom fundamentals and course execution.
Gate awareness, timing, and line choice.
Technical drills that build on weekend training.
Video review when available.
Bring the race equipment required for your main KSEF program, a MIPS helmet with chin/face guard, and goggles with clear or low-light lenses. Dress warmly for evening conditions.
Every Night Training athlete needs an Epic Pass, Tahoe Local Pass, or Kirkwood Pass. Lift tickets and day passes do not cover Night Training. Tahoe Local Pass holders lose Night Training on Tuesday, Dec 29 and Wednesday, Dec 30, 2026, both blackout dates. Check pass coverage with Dana before registering.
The current add-on price is shown above. Space is limited. Contact Dana for availability and registration help, or Kylese to discuss whether night sessions fit your athlete’s training plan.
Night Training adds coached Slalom and Giant Slalom sessions on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings. Four KSEF coaches staff each night, with groups organized by age, class, and skill level.
This is a separate, paid add-on for athletes enrolled in a 2026/27 KSEF program: Jr. Devo, U10, U12, U14, U16, Full-Time Elite, or Masters. It is not included in base tuition and is not open to non-KSEF athletes, drop-ins, or the general public.
Ask Kylese about program fit & training · Ask Dana about registration & payment options
Explore KSEF scholarships · Join family events & volunteer
Tuesday and Wednesday, snow conditions permitting. Athlete training runs 4:30–6:30 p.m. Coaches are on the mountain from 4–7 p.m. for setup and course removal. The start date will be announced through the KSEF calendar and team communications.
4:30 p.m.: check-in, warm-up, and training.
6:15 p.m.: final runs and cool-down.
6:30 p.m.: athlete pickup.
Athletes are supervised during the training window. Weather changes and schedule updates are shared through TeamSnap and email.
Slalom and Giant Slalom fundamentals and course execution.
Gate awareness, timing, and line choice.
Technical drills that build on weekend training.
Video review when available.
Bring the race equipment required for your main KSEF program, a MIPS helmet with chin/face guard, and goggles with clear or low-light lenses. Dress warmly for evening conditions.
Every Night Training athlete needs an Epic Pass, Tahoe Local Pass, or Kirkwood Pass. Lift tickets and day passes do not cover Night Training. Tahoe Local Pass holders lose Night Training on Tuesday, Dec 29 and Wednesday, Dec 30, 2026, both blackout dates. Check pass coverage with Dana before registering.
The current add-on price is shown above. Space is limited. Contact Dana for availability and registration help, or Kylese to discuss whether night sessions fit your athlete’s training plan.