Masters Getting Started
Not sure where to start? You came to the right place!
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*Upgrade/Add a Membership: You are only able to login and purchase/renew your membership through your U.S. Ski & Snowboard account once online each season. Masters can be added to your cart along with any other desired memberships during your initial purchase. To upgrade/add a Full or Short-Term Masters Membership, contact Member Services by phone 435.647.2666, email membership@usskandsnowboard.org or chat at https://usskiandsnowboard.org/membership/registration-instructions.
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Example screenshots for Alpine Master Purchase:
Check the box if you are age 30+ and need the $50 Masters FIS license. This License is required for racers 30+ participating in the USA FIS Masters Cup races typically held in conjunction with the Western Regionals. It is also required for all FIS Masters races outside the United States. The FIS Masters license can also be added later using this link if you are unsure if you need it now Renew/Add FIS Masters License. No late fee penalty will be applied if the Masters FIS license is purchased/renewed later.
Your cart will look something like this (no Masters Alpine FIS if you did not check the box):
Example Screenshot for Short-Term Master Purchase
Your total should be $35 x the number of days you plan to attend a sanctioned race or training day: 
Click map to find division websites and contact information.
- Review the event fact sheet
- Check in a race headquarters in the morning
- Get your race bib
- Check that you're on the start list
- Purchase a lift ticket (if needed)
- Learn about any special instructions for the day
- Inspect the course
- Racer ready!
Introduction to Masters Racing
About Masters
Who are Masters Racers?
- Adults of all ages and abilities
- Race fanatics chasing their passion
- Experienced racers who grew up with the sport
- Novice skiers seeking a new challenge
What is Masters Racing?
- Age class competition
- Ski racing on FIS approved courses
- DH, SG, GS, SL, and Parallel events
- The perfect combination of sport, adrenaline and spandex
When are Masters Races?
- US division have races December through April
- Eastern and Western Region Championships are in January and February
- National Championships are in March
- FIS Masters races are held September through April
Where do Masters Race?
- Most compete within their division
- Many also race in nearby divisions
- Some travel to favorite locations
- Some even travel internationally for FIS Masters events.
Why Compete?
- No matter your experience or goals, there is a place for you in masters!
- There are coaches and training to help you acheive your goals!
- Alpine Ski Racing is a lifelong sport and an experience you won’t forget!