NCD Freestyle’s highest level of training (approx. 20–22 days) designed for athletes who wish to specialize in big air, slopestyle and halfpipe riding.  Athletes specializing in this aspect of freestyle are expected to attend Ontario Provincials, Eastern Canadians Series and Eastern Junior National competitions which usually includes some weekdays depending on the event.  These events will have specific emphasis on big air and halfpipe, while competitions such as Blue Mountain’s Triple Challenge, Tremblant’s Côté Obscur and the Vermont Freeskiing Open will have slopestyle emphasis. 

Training begins in January and continues through March every Saturday and Sunday.  Pricing for the Competitive Freeride Team includes weekends from January to March. There will be additional costs for training and competitions held on week days. 

Competitors must have a CFSA Competitors License which is not included in the program fees.   Pricing is determined each year and is dependent on the number of athletes on the team and coach availability.