Katie Brinton, a PSIA-AASI Eastern Region alpine examiner and senior editor for Ski Area Management (SAM), shares her thoughts on her professional development, working with mentors and peers to reach her goals, and the importance of events like Women’s Summit.
Reserve your spot for this special episode in which Tea Talk Host Stacey Gerrish will welcome Laurenne, who raced on the World Cup alpine circuit for 12 years, has been to six World Championships, and competed in the 2014 and 2018 Olympic Winter Games in Sochi, Russia, and Pyeongchang, South Korea.
Registration is now open for the first Tea Talk of 2024, in which host Stacey Gerrish will interview alpine ski racer, instructor, and philanthropist Steven Nyman.
Teaching Children Snowsports: Alpine Field Guide is available now as a print edition, digital download, or multi-format bundle. This new publication is a treasure trove of 140 games, drills, and activities arranged by skier level and alpine skiing fundamental and is applicable to all age groups (including grownups).
Here, PSIA Alpine Team members Joshua Fogg and Stephen Helfenbein share their takeaways from workshops presented by Denmark and Sweden.
Learn how to select the right alpine equipment for you and your students by attending this upcoming, interactive webinar led by PSIA-AASI National Team Member Keith Rodney.
This is your go-to education resource to learn how to offer safe, successful freestyle lessons.
As we look back at 2021, here are some of the top stories of the year in alpine instruction.
Kurt and his group A year ago, Kurt McMahon from Australia wouldn't imagine he'd be where he is now. After
What a month! Tahoe resorts received up to 300 inches (That’s about 25 feet) of snow in February alone, according to the
