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Ski Conditioning & Winter Fitness

Train For The Slopes

The ski fitness classes will prepare you for a stronger, healthier, and more confident snow sport season by focusing on overall body strength, agility, and balance through fitness techniques, education, and in-class training on how to avoid injuries on the slopes.

Classes are taught by our team of medical and fitness professionals: physical therapist, physical therapist assistant, athletic trainer, personal trainer and registered yoga teacher.

Please email Linda.Scholl@hsc.utah.edu for any questions.

Ski Fitness Class is ready for 2023-24!

The University of Utah Orthopaedic Center 25th annual Ski Fitness class will be a 9-week session beginning October through December.

Choose one of two options this fall!
In Person OR On Demand

Session #1

Oct 2-Dec 7, 2023 (no classes week of Nov 20, 2023)


In Person* at the UOC

  • Fitness classes x75min
    • Two days a week either M/W or T/TH
  • Yoga class x50min
    • Thursdays @6pm
  • Access to on demand content
  • Cost $285

*We are a hospital based facility where masking is optional. Due to COVID-19 we ask when not feeling well to respectfully stay home and choose the On-Demand class option.


On Demand

  • 9 weeks of classes
  • All pre-recorded content on demand
  • Includes calendar schedule to follow
  • Cost $125

Session #2

Jan - Mar 2024


In-Person: TBA


On Demand

  • Access to recorded content plus calendar schedule to follow
  • Cost $115

Registration

Session 1 - Opens Sept 1 at noon

On Demand $125


In-Person $285

  • Monday/Wednesday
    • 7:00pm (full)
    • 8:30pm (full)
  • Tuesday/Thursday
    • 5:30AM (full)
    • 7:00PM (full)
    • 8:30PM (5 spots left)

Session 2 - Opens Sept 1 at noon

On Demand $110


Registration session #2 In person TBD

Waivers

Before attending class, please take time to fill out the following forms and email to Linda.scholl@hsc.utah.edu. Thank you!

Yoga for Athletes

Yoga for Athletes provides an ideal complement to our Ski Fitness class. Timed to coincide with our ski fitness program at the UOC, the targeted yoga workout is offered for any sports enthusiast looking to cross-train to reduce the risk of sports related injuries. This class is designed to help the athlete with focused moves to increase performance through stability, strength, and flexibility.

Yoga for Athletes is offered as part of our Ski Fitness program during the winter months one evening a week for 50 minutes.  Both options of In Person and On Demand October- December, and solely On Demand January-March.  This class is taught by a registered yoga teacher.

REGISTRATION opens Sep 2nd

Included with Ski Fitness registration 

Sessions

Day

Time

Registration

Session 1:
in-person class
Thursdays 6PM Included with Ski Fitness registration!

Session 2

on demand on demand Included in On Demand Session 2

Please direct all questions about the class to:
 Linda Vernon Scholl DPT

Email
: Linda.scholl@hsc.utah.edu
Phone: 801-587-7005

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Read the Symptoms & Injury List

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