The KMS Freestyle philosophy is focused on the journey not the destination. Our student-athletes learn to live a healthy, athletic lifestyle where successful goal setting is supported by hard work, dedication and commitment.
Options
• Five-month full-time mogul-only program, post-high school
• Nine-Month full-time mogul, freeskiing and combined mogul/freeskiing program, grades 9 to 12
• Five-month full-time mogul, freeskiing and combined mogul/freeskiing program, grades 7 to 12
• Two-week sessions in conjunction with our full-time program via the KMS BOOST Program,
grades 6 to 9 (ages 11 to 15)
• Weekend mogul, freeskiing and combined mogul/freeskiing programs via the KWSC/KMS
Competition Program, ages 6 and up
Mission
• to provide a safe, challenging and positive environment for our athletes to achieve their goals
• to provide a professional coaching staff to support our athletes
• to provide training facilities and venues where the athletes can reach their full potential
• to provide a well-structured training program that stresses the importance of a year-round
commitment to the sport but still embraces the well-rounded athlete
Objectives
To cover the appropriate skill domains for our athletes including: technical - physiological - psychological and sociological - training and competition - equipment
KMS Freestyle Alumni
KMS has produced many Olympic, National Team, and professional freestyle and freeride skiers. Some of our notable KMS alumni include:
• Michael Morse '99 - Current US Freestyle Ski Team (USFST) member, 2010 Olympian, 2008
National Mogul and Dual Mogul Champion
• Evan Dybvig '97 - USFST, Nagano and Salt Lake Olympics, Two-time National Champion
• Alex Wilson '97 - USFST, Nagano Olympics
• Luke Westerlund '98 - USFST, 2004 US National Mogul Champion
• Kristi Leskinen '99 - 2005 Winter X Games, bronze medal Women's Superpipe
• Evan Rapps '96 - USFST, innovator in the freeride movement
• Steve Desovich '83 - USFST, Australian National Team, Head Mogul Coach
• Chuck Martin '83 - USFST, Albertville Olympics
• Bobby Aldigheri '83 - USFST, Albertville Olympics
• Jim Eddy '81 - USFST
• Diana Williams '81 - USFST
• Glenn Eddy '79 - USFST
• John Witt '79 - USFST
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