Moguls & Aerials athletes heat up the off-season training

While the winter months may seem far away, the dedication and training of moguls and aerials athletes never waver. In the scorching heat of summer, the athletes are hard at work, honing their skills and pushing their limits. From water ramps to trampolines for the aerialists and glacier training for the moguls specialists, these athletes are leaving no stone unturned in their preparations for the next winter season.

For the aerials athletes, water ramps provide the ideal training ground during the summer months. With specially designed jumps and landing pools, these ramps allow skiers to practice their tricks and aerial maneuvers in a safer environment. Therefore the athletes can perfect their form, air awareness, and execution, ensuring they're ready to unleash their stunts on the snow when winter arrives.

Also the trampolines have become an essential part of aerials training. Trampolines allow athletes to simulate the sensation of launching themselves off a ski jump as freestyle skiers practice their take-offs, rotations, and aerial positions, refining their technique and building the muscle memory necessary for executing complex tricks. Trampoline training is crucial for aerialists to maintain their aerial awareness and perfect their body control throughout the summer.

Meanwhile, moguls athletes take their training to the icy heights of glaciers, which provide the perfect setting for honing their technical skills and building strength and endurance, while working on perfecting their turns, absorption, and airs. The summer training on glaciers allows athletes to fine-tune their technique, adapt to varying conditions, and prepare for the upcoming competitive season.

Summer training for moguls and aerials athletes is not just about physicality but also mental fortitude. Athletes push themselves mentally to visualize their runs and analyze their techniques.I t’s also a time for mental conditioning, focusing on maintaining a competitive edge and channeling their determination towards achieving their goals.

As summer training continues, the athletes know that the hard work they put in during the off-season will directly translate to success on the slopes. Check out these social media posts featuring some of our World Cup athletes as they spend their time both on and off the snow to gear up for the highly anticipated 2023/24 season!

Let's kick things off with the 2023 Rookie of the Year, Alli Macuga, as she stylishly hits the water ramps and then takes on the slopes.

Next up, we have Chris Lillis showcasing his skills on the triples at the Utah Olympic Park.

Staying with Chris, join him and his fellow US Aerials Team members for some synchro aerials action on trampolines.

Nick Page brings the heat in Whistler with some impressive moves.

Anri Kawamura is also enjoying her time in Whistler, effortlessly nailing a steezy cork 720.

Jaelin Kauf is having a blast during her time in Canada.

Winter Vinecki impresses as she sends her first triple of the summer.

Watch 2023 Aerials World Cup champion Danielle Scott hit the gym and conquer the water ramps Down Under.

Marion Thenault mixes up her training with trampoline and water ramp sessions in Quebec.

The German Moguls Team is in full force over in Hintertux.

Get a glimpse of the Ukrainian Aerials Team's training camp in Switzerland.

Flavie Aumond hones her aerials skills at home in Quebec.

Wrapping things up, enjoy a compilation of Elliot Vailancourt's moves in Whistler.