This program, a continuation of our Team Gravity program, is geared towards skiers who have an interest in skiing the whole mountain, not necessarily for competition, be it moguls, steeps, tree, hike-to terrain, jumping, or terrain park, but would rather not focus on any particular skiing discipline.
Program pricing is based upon on-snow training days. Travel training and competition coaching have additional expenses to cover coaches housing/travel. Programs 7th grade+ include dryland Oct – December.
All programs include bonus holiday training (check individual discipline calendars for schedules).
Our All mountain Program is for non competitive but strong, all mountain skiers graduating out of the all mountain junior programs or coming over from other areas of the club. This program is designed to help you develop into a great all mountain skier, taking you all over Telluride’s amazing terrain, but without an emphasis on competing, and without the focused dedication of the full Freeride Program.
All Mountain programming does NOT offer any extra training during holiday breaks
All Mountain programming does NOT include ANY Competition coaching or Travel. If an athlete has a desire to try competing, reach out to coaching staff and we will come up with a game plan.
This program will being on snow training the Second Saturday of December, ending the 3rd Saturday of March. Programming is offered Saturdays from 9:30-3 and Ski Pe Afternoons. For grades 7-12
Hugh moved to Telluride from England at age 10, never imagining how much these mountains would shape his life. Never having skied, he joined the race team to learn the fundamentals, then found his home on the freestyle team, where great coaches and teammates sparked a lifelong love of the sport. That passion led him into big-mountain freeride competition and the backcountry.
After high school, Hugh served in the Marine Corps, graduated from boot camp as the company honor man, and earned multiple meritorious promotions on his way to Sergeant. He later earned a degree in integrative physiology and holds a Youth Fitness Specialist certification from the
American College of Sports Medicine. He’s a NOLS Wilderness First Responder and owns Telluride Rolfing, a Structural Integration practice that helps clients move better, recover faster, and stay healthy.
Hugh brings this unique skill set to coaching. After several seasons coaching in TSSC’s gravity program, he now serves as Director of the All-Mountain non-competitive team, where he focuses on building strong, resilient, and confident skiers. His ethos is simple: keep athletes safe, keep it fun, and inspire a lifelong passion for skiing.
Off the snow, Hugh loves spending time with his family, adventuring in the mountains, exploring the Desert Southwest, and coaching youth soccer.