KILLINGTON — Killington Mountain School Alpine athletes arrived in Stubai, Austria last week, for a two week trip of training in top-notch conditions. The group, along with coaches Tom Sell, Pavel Stastny, Jack Bailey, Chelsea Marshall, and Matt Beers, have trained on and off snow, benefitting from all the area has to offer. The coaches report that the sun is out, the snow is hard and fast, and conditions are perfect for training. Off-snow activities include a challenging yet beautiful mountain hike that the girls conquered with Coach Chelsea. This training is sure to give these athletes the extra edge, and get their seasons off to a great start!
KMS Alpine athletes hit the slopes training in Stubai, Austria
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