Spring is the perfect time to pack the car with friends, fill the rack with boards, and immerse yourself in new experiences – and new educational opportunities – enjoying the longer days while rewarding yourself for a successful season.
This feature by Krista Crabtree appeared in the Winter 2024 Issue of 32 Degrees. For ski and snowboard instructors, beyond connecting with others in the snowsports industry, strong mentor/mentee relationships can go a long way in helping with skill development, career advice, and assessment prep.
The PSIA-AASI 2024 Women’s Virtual Summit is a once-a-year opportunity to network with accomplished snowsports professionals from around the country without even driving to the ski hill. Learn more about this exciting online event!
PSIA-AASI’s most popular webinars provide the perfect opportunity for you to expand your snowsports knowledge while also earning CEUs. Check out these three recorded webinars, which are among your fellow instructors’ current favorites.
The return of the Interski Congress to the United States for the first time since 1968 was made official at the contract signing between Interski International and PSIA-AASI on Feb. 3 in Vail, Colorado.
This “Last Run” column, written by PSIA-AASI Lead Writer Peter Kray, appears in the Winter 2024 Issue of 32 Degrees. How does the Learning Connection Model (LCM) inform your life?
To perform your best, you need fuel to sustain your energy. Similar to refueling the gas tank in your car, if you go too long without eating on the hill you’ll eventually be running on fumes. Eating well, and snacking throughout the day, will help you keep your energy levels high so you can perform and help your students excel.
PSIA-AASI members spend the most time on the slopes skiing and snowboarding with guests who take a lesson. Which means they not only have the opportunity to positively impact the guest experience, they can also help their clients understand how to enjoy the slopes safely.
Upon learning that trailblazers created the Women’s Summit for women of all skill levels to learn, build community, and foster a sense of purpose to continue their PSIA-AASI journey, I knew I had to experience it.
Robert “Hak” Hakkinen earned PSIA Central Division certification pin #00159 in 1962, promptly pinned it to his parka, and hasn’t taken a run without it since. Here are some highlights of his life skiing and teaching in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
