Seven athletes came together for a powerful day on snow at Mad River Glen, a mountain known for its character, challenge, and community. With a smaller group, the day allowed for focused time on progression, connection, and building confidence in every run.
From the first chair, athletes settled into the rhythm of the mountain, dialing in equipment, working through technique, and continuing to push their limits in a supportive environment. Whether refining turns, gaining control, or simply getting more comfortable on snow, each athlete made meaningful progress throughout the day.
Mad River Glen’s terrain and unique single-chair experience created space to slow things down and stay present, allowing athletes to focus on each movement, each decision, and each run.
More than anything, the day was about showing up, putting in the work, and supporting one another along the way. The shared experience on the mountain continues to build not just stronger athletes, but a stronger community.
