Professional skier Yu Sasaki will be hosting a freeride camp for young skiers aged 12 to 20 in his base in Revelstoke, Canada
The camp will include practical sessions on the ski slopes as well as backcountry lessons and tours led by experienced guides
In addition, we offer special programs where you can learn directly from professionals active in various fields of snow mountaineering in North America and elsewhere
Hone your skills and take them to the next level through authentic experiences in Revelstoke, one of North America's premier freeride meccas
In addition, each sponsor will provide special participation benefits. If you would like to participate or are interested in more details, please contact us at the email address below
freerideadventure.ca@gmail.com
Revelstoke Special Camp with Yu Sasaki
- Event period: December 13th to December 20th, 2025 (7 nights, 8 days)
- Eligibility: Skiers aged 12-20
who want to become professional freeriders
, aim to win high places in competitions
, simply want to improve their freeriding skills,
and want to work in skiing and be active on the world stage in the future. - Small group of 3-4 people
- Participation fee: 500,000 yen (travel expenses included) Parents may accompany participants if desired
Program contents
Freeride session: Technical instruction and practice by coach Yu Sasaki (3 days)
Backcountry training: Safety training and BC tour by a Japanese mountain guide (1 day)
Finetrack presents Avalanche & Layering training (2 hours after skiing) (1 day)
Included in the participation fee:
Travel expenses: Arrangements will be made by a Japanese itinerary manager
Accommodation: Planned
rental of an AirB&B in downtown Transportation: Airport transfers and daily transfers to the ski resort
Lift tickets (for 4 days)
Coaching fees
Avalanche & layering seminar fees
Backcountry guide fees
Photographer fees
Yu Sasaki
traveled to Whistler, Canada, and was impressed by the authentic skiing. This inspired him to aim to become a professional skier, and he continued to hone his skills. He competed in the FWT, the world's top freeride competition, and placed 4th at the 2019 FWT Hakuba. From his own experience, he realized the importance of young people "experiencing the real thing overseas," and with a new mission to nurture the next generation of skiers and become a bridge to the world, he plans to run a camp based in Revelstoke, Canada.
Instagram @yusasaki223
Youtube Freeride Adventure / Yu's Ski Channel