You get use of the cabin, etc, but there is currently no structured program for snowboarders. We train at Homewood . We compete in the Northern California league of the United States Collegiate Snowsport Association , not the NCAA's, and we are a club sport. Mondays and Wednesdays will be activities like hill springs, team runs, etc, while Fridays are fun activities such as Soccer or Ultimate Frisbee. Drylands are a great opportunity to get in shape, and get to know your fellow team members at the same time.
Attendance is highly recommended.
In the winter, as might be expected, we spend a lot more time together. We start off with a winter training camp the last week before winter quarter starts. We usually train about 4 days of GS, and 4 days of slalom, starting from scratch for new members, and starting from a more advanced point for returning members and those with racing experience. Winter camp's our first concentrated time together as a team and is an amazing bonding experience, and your skiing will improve tremendously. After winter camp, we travel up to Tahoe every weekend of the quarter.