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WMC Racing


Grit | Teamwork | Gratitude

About Us

WMC Racing:
A Legacy of Excellence

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Founded in 1971, WMC Racing helps young athletes grow into skilled skiers and well-rounded individuals. With expert coaching and a supportive, fun environment, we offer programs for all ages and abilities — from recreational skiers to competitive racers.

Our Programs

Program Overviews

Explore age-based race teams, all-mountain programs, and a unique path from athlete to coach.

01.

Intro to Competition

Serves as the developmental bridge into WMC’s Racing and Freestyle Team, helping athletes gain the foundation they need for future competitive pathways.

02.

Race Team

Structured teams designed for U10 to U18 competitive skiers, providing focused training to develop essential racing skills.

03.

All Mountain

The curriculum includes opportunities to enhance your racing skills, dive into new tricks in our freestyle parks, tackle bumps, and ski the whole mountain with less focus on competition and more focus on free skiing.

04.

Athlete 2 Coach

A2C Program offers a path to stay involved, build leadership skills, and transition into future coaching roles at WMC Racing.

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Answers to common questions about our programs, schedule, and participation as well as important info to help you prepare for your first day.

What age group is my child in?

Click here for age group in ski racing.

How do I know which level is best suited for my child?

It’s difficult to know sometimes at the beginning of the season if your child is better suited towards one group or another. We would recommend that you consider the structure of the group, All Mountain being the least structured and Race being the most structured, as the starting point and then match from there. However, if your child starts in one group and decides that it is not the best fit, we are happy to work with you to find the group or team that best matches his or her needs.

How can parents and guardians receive email communication about the program during the season?

All program-wide communication is sent through ProCard. Please note that only the email address provided at registration can be linked to each athlete. If you need messages forwarded to another address, please refer to the auto-forwarding instructions below.

To automatically forward ProCard emails to another address:

Gmail 
Open Gmail on your computer.
Click the gear icon > See all settings.
Go to the “Forwarding and POP/IMAP” tab.
In the “Forwarding” section, click “Add a forwarding address”.
Enter the email address you want to forward messages to.
Click Next > Proceed > OK.
A confirmation email will be sent to that address. Open it and click the confirmation link.
Go back to Gmail settings > Forwarding and POP/IMAP.
Select “Forward a copy of incoming mail to…” and choose what to do with the Gmail copy (keep, archive, delete, etc.).
Click Save Changes.

Yahoo Mail
Go to Yahoo Mail and sign in.
Click the Settings icon > More Settings.
Select Mailboxes.
Under Mailbox list, click your email account.
Scroll to the Forwarding section.
Enter the forwarding address and click Verify.
A confirmation email will be sent. Click the link to verify.
Save changes.

Outlook.com 
Go to https://outlook.live.com and sign in.
Click the gear icon in the top right > View all Outlook settings.
Go to Mail > Forwarding.
Check “Enable forwarding”.
Enter the email address you want to forward messages to.
Optional: Check “Keep a copy of forwarded messages”.
Click Save.
 
Microsoft Outlook 
Open Outlook.
Click File > Manage Rules & Alerts.
In the Email Rules tab, click New Rule.
Choose “Apply rule on messages I receive” > Next.
(Optional) Choose specific conditions or leave unchecked to apply to all messages.
Check “forward it to people or public group”.
Click “people or public group”, enter the forwarding address, then click OK.
Click Next, set any exceptions if needed.
Name the rule and make sure it’s turned on.
Click Finish > Apply.

What are the typical hours for program days?

General program days start between 7am and 9am (depending on the group) and end between 2pm and 3pm. For older age group U12, U14, U16/18 – the start time may vary depending on the lane assignments. Total training time is 5 hours plus 30-45 minutes lunch break.

What is the size of ski pods?

Skier to Athlete ratio is 7/1, POD sizes will vary from 12-30 athletes depending on the team.

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