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From the Archives: “100 Things Every Instructor Should Do Before Dying” – #24

For this installment of “From the Archives,” we go back to Spring 2000 to find out why it’s never a bad idea for snowsports instructors to become familiar with snow grooming.

From the Archives: “100 Things Every Instructor Should Do Before Dying” – #24Christian Green2024-07-05T15:03:22-06:00

From the Archives: “Stranger Things Have Happened, or Have They?”

On the first Friday of each month, we’ll take a stroll down memory lane and feature excerpted articles from 32 Degrees, The Professional Skier, and The Pro Rider from years past. For our first fun Friday foray, we go back in time 26 years, to Spring 1998.

From the Archives: “Stranger Things Have Happened, or Have They?”Christian Green2024-06-07T15:38:40-06:00

The Professional Skier: From the Ground Up, The Psychology of Physiology

This article by Chris Fellows and Darcy Norman first appeared in the 2008 Winter Issue of the Professional Skier, the predecessor to 32 Degrees magazine.

The Professional Skier: From the Ground Up, The Psychology of PhysiologyKatrina Brinkerhoff2023-06-02T15:40:02-06:00

The Professional Skier: Perfect Alignment

Celebrating some of snowsport’s instruction’s most timeless article, this article by Lange McLaughlin is from the Spring 2008 issue of The Professional Skier, the predecessor to 32 Degrees magazine.

The Professional Skier: Perfect AlignmentKatrina Brinkerhoff2023-06-15T08:09:53-06:00

The Professional Skier: Changing Movement Patterns – It’s Not Always Pretty

This article, written by PSIA Alpine Team member Robin Barnes, first appeared in the Spring 2008 Issue of The Professional Skier magazine, a PSIA-AASI publication.

The Professional Skier: Changing Movement Patterns – It’s Not Always PrettyKatrina Brinkerhoff2023-05-16T07:50:04-06:00