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Like the title says, I'm looking for a summer camp that you can get the most improvement out of. I pretty much ruled out windells, I've heard that it's pretty much just focused on riding around for fun. I was recently looking at copper, momentum, and COC. Which one do you guys suggest for someone looking to improve the most? +K for helpful answers.
iantheunderdogI hear MHSSC is good, im going this year. I think the 2 best are mhssc and momentum both have great coaches and both have alot of snow.
Had a friend who went to MHSSC, Swandog7, he's probably gonna comment on this thread. He said it was fine for beginners and the customization of the park was killer, but he wouldn't go back.
I went to camp of champs last year session D it was awesome, 2 days I hardly skied though. One day there were avalanche warnings because overnight we got 10 inches of snow on the glacier so we didn't ski the next day. And another day we got rained out but otherwise it was super fun. The park wasn't huge but it was still a blast. I actually forgot about progression but if you keep it in mind I'm sure you'll progress fine.
I went to snowflex in virginia last summer and it was awesome! I didnt learn too many tricks (mainly because i was a little bitch) but I got sooooo much better fundamentally. It really set me up for learning a ton of more tricks when the season actually came and boosted my confidence a ton. Its also really cheap compared to the camps out west. There was also a HUGE girls volleyball camp while we were there (600+ girls with spandex all day) I would totally reccomend going
equinnI went to snowflex in virginia last summer and it was awesome! I didnt learn too many tricks (mainly because i was a little bitch) but I got sooooo much better fundamentally. It really set me up for learning a ton of more tricks when the season actually came and boosted my confidence a ton. Its also really cheap compared to the camps out west. There was also a HUGE girls volleyball camp while we were there (600+ girls with spandex all day) I would totally reccomend going
You're asking the wrong question here. If you're trying to progress, then you'll progress because all camps have coaches who are there literally for the purpose of helping you do that. The real question is what your budget is and what your priorities are. If you want the biggest park, if you want the most skiing for your money, if you want the nicer after ski activities or hotel lodging, etc. Those are the questions you need to ask yourself. Look around, compare prices, and hit up camp reps.
If you have any questions about MHSSC in particular, feel free to PM me. I've worked there for several years now.
ya man talk to p-fo, hes the expert about mhssc. I have read a lot of reviews and have had friends that have gone. But Honestly I would say the 2 best are MHSSC and Momentum. And If you want to progress on snow go to one of them. Woodward and cooper is kind of limited when it comes to on snow training. It has great jump training but if you can do a flips already on tramps u should be able take it to snow.
