This study monitored the physical fitness of nine divisional Alpine skiers at three points in the annual training season. The first assessment (September) followed a summer training program, with the second and third assessments at the start (December) and end (April) of the Alpine ski season. The test battery included: (1) an anaerobic cycling test, (2) an aerobic cycling test, (3) two sport‐specific jumping tests, and (4) two tests of muscular endurance. Results showed minimal change in the physical fitness of the skiers from the start to the end of the skiing season in spite of daily on‐snow practices, weekly races, and supplementary dry‐land training, all aimed at promoting development of the divisional skiers to national caliber.