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The U.S. Ski and Snowboard Association (USSA) is the national governing body of Olympic skiing and snowboarding. It is the parent organization of the U.S. Ski Team, U.S. Snowboarding and U.S. Freeskiing. The USSA provides leadership and direction for tens of thousands of young skiers and snowboarders, encouraging and supporting them in achieving excellence. By empowering national teams, clubs, coaches, parents, officials, volunteers and fans, the USSA is committed to the progression of its sports and athlete success. Established in 1905, the USSA receives no direct government support, operating solely through private donations from individuals, corporations and foundations to fund athletic programs to assist athletes in reaching their dreams.

SnowSports Industries America (SIA) is the non-profit, North American member-owned trade association representing suppliers of consumer snow sports with constituents in the retailer, rep and resort communities.

Midwest Sport/Ski Council, Inc.

Today the Midwest Sport/Ski Council (MSC) is open to any interested group wishing to network and create more year-round activities for all their members of this growing umbrella organization. Currently, the MSC has clubs that are represented in more than 15 cities in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Through the Council, many MSC Clubs continue to promote snow sport activities, but now include activities surrounding bicycling, camping, golf, hiking, tennis, and many more.

For more than 45 years, SnoCountry has worked with every ski resort in North America and thousands of media outlets to continuously serve up snow condition information skiers and riders are hungry for:  where the snow is falling, how fast it's adding up and what it feels like. You see, it really is all about the snow!

The purpose of this association is to promote winter sports in the Midwest area by providing service and assistance to the winter sports industry, it's representatives and dealers; and to facilitate dealers and winter sports representatives in their buying and selling efforts by sponsoring working markets.

Freeskier Magazine

Freeskier.com is the premier place for skiing videos, stories, gear reviews, photo galleries, live streams and much, much more.

Skinny Ski

Adelsman's Cross-Country Ski Page, better known as Skinnyski.com, is dedicated to covering cross-country skiing in the upper Midwest. Our site provides information on trails, trail conditions, training programs, equipment, lodging, races and race results, and general notices. Geographically, we cover all of Minnesota, Wisconsin, northern Iowa, the upper peninsula of Michigan, and the Thunder Bay area of Canada.

Blizzard offers a variety of age-appropriate ski and snowboard programs from beginners to experts, for youth in Kindergarten through 12th grade.  All Blizzard members enjoy professional, adult instruction, always learning at your own ability level and progressing at your own pace.

The G Team welcomes snowboarders & freeskiers interested in progressing their skills to the next level! G Team has been leading the Midwest in training since 1999 and G Team coaches have been a leader in development since 1992.

park and trail system that serves the west suburban Minneapolis and St. Paul Twin Cities area of Minnesota with events and activities for all seasons.

SkiReg.com

SkiReg is the premier online event registration service for snowsports events. Created and run by ski racers and promoters.

SkiJammers. Skijammers structures its core programs similar to a summer camp. The only difference being that our program is spread out over eight consecutive Saturdays in January and February. Skijammers and Boardjammers students are grouped into classes with others of similar age and experience. A class has the same instructor for the entire eight-week program. Students receive up to 15 instruction sessions during the eight-week season with classes meeting twice a day for two hours in the morning and two hours in the afternoon. Lunch provides more time for social interaction within the classes. The group setting provides great interactions with kids, builds student and instructor partnerships and offers a sense of belonging that is not easily found in other alpine programs. Skijammers offers a structured environment with minimal unsupervised time for students. Parents please note that our program does require students to be comfortable with some independence each Saturday.