Alpine – Webinar: “Did you see that?”- Online

Description: “Did you see that” is an interactive e-learning event for Central Division Level I, II or III certified members who are interested in further development of their movement analysis skills. This event consists of three two – hour sessions in an e-learning format utilizing video segments of skiers at various levels of development, MODDS movement analysis model, voice interaction and prescription for change. Participants will observe and learn from the Ed Staff facilitator in session one, contribute to movement analysis through Ed Staff guidance in session two and develop movement analysis followed by prescription for change and lesson/coaching development in session three. Session Dates: 1st Session: Monday, September 10, 2018  2nd Session: Monday, September 17, 2018 3rd Session: Monday, September 24, 2018   Sessions will be from 7-9pm CST/ 8-10pm EST  

Description: “Did you see that” is an interactive e-learning event for Central Division Level I, II or III certified members who are interested in further development of their movement analysis skills. This event consists of three two – hour sessions in an e-learning format utilizing video segments of skiers at various levels of development, MODDS movement analysis model, voice interaction and prescription for change. Participants will observe and learn from the Ed Staff facilitator in session one, contribute to movement analysis through Ed Staff guidance in session two and develop movement analysis followed by prescription for change and lesson/coaching development in session three. Session Dates: 1st Session: Wednesday, September 12, 2018  2nd Session: Wednesday, September 19, 2018 3rd Session: Wednesday, September 26, 2018   Sessions will be from 7-9pm CST/ 8-10pm EST  

Session Dates: October 1st, 2018  October 8th, 2018 October 15th, 2018  Here’s a trick: Spins, Airs, Grabs, and Grinds. In this web-meeting format, you, your peers, and an AASI clinician will break tricks into their composite parts, exploring ATML, and the Speed, Pop, and Spin leading to successful execution. You’ll share and view video, slow it down, pause and rewind, all to develop and enhance your ability to see and explain common park tricks. Participants will gain a clearer understanding of trick names, degrees of difficulty, and “secret handshake” teaching cues. Conducted in three evening sessions. Internet connection, speakers and computer microphone required; web cam useful but not mandatory.”

This Course will comprise of 3 separate sessions 10/03/2018 10/10/2018 10/17/2018 What: Many instructors join ski schools for personal development as well as work. Professionally produced training calendars establish and represent the schools dedication and attitude towards training and staff excellence, and reinforce the value of the curriculum being represented. PSIA-AASI’s Central Division has proven this point time and again, with a reputation for some of the best training programs in the industry. In this course, we unlock the secrets from prominent Central Division trainers who have gone on to develop the programs and protocols at some of the largest resorts in the country. This course brings segments and support from leaders including Derek Altof (Deer Valley), Paul Bowman (Keystone), Justin Soyne (Park City Mountain Resort), and local leaders Erika Meyer (Cascade) and Chris Fisher (Crystal Mountain). This tour-de-force group will lead through programming options, workforce plans, and directing outcomes to help to maximize staff productivity and development. How: The “Train the Training Director” Webinar will be an on-line course, supported by videos, downloadable worksheets and online group discussions. A computer, spreadsheet software (Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers), and a webcam are needed for participation in this course. Sessions are held in the evening, one per week over three weeks. Why: Those who want to grow in the industry and increase their marketable leadership skills should take this course; Resorts are regularly recruiting the Training Director position, bring an edge to your application by completing this immersive course.  

Session Dates: October 1st, 2018  October 8th, 2018 October 15th, 2018  Here’s a trick: Spins, Airs, Grabs, and Grinds. In this web-meeting format, you, your peers, and an AASI clinician will break tricks into their composite parts, exploring ATML, and the Speed, Pop, and Spin leading to successful execution. You’ll share and view video, slow it down, pause and rewind, all to develop and enhance your ability to see and explain common park tricks. Participants will gain a clearer understanding of trick names, degrees of difficulty, and “secret handshake” teaching cues. Conducted in three evening sessions. Internet connection, speakers and computer microphone required; web cam useful but not mandatory.”

Description: “Did you see that” is an interactive e-learning event for Central Division Level I, II or III certified members who are interested in further development of their movement analysis skills. This event consists of three two – hour sessions in an e-learning format utilizing video segments of skiers at various levels of development, MODDS movement analysis model, voice interaction and prescription for change. Participants will observe and learn from the Ed Staff facilitator in session one, contribute to movement analysis through Ed Staff guidance in session two and develop movement analysis followed by prescription for change and lesson/coaching development in session three. Session Dates: 1st Session: Monday, October 8, 2018  2nd Session: Monday, October 15, 2018 3rd Session: Monday, October 22, 2018   Sessions will be from 7-9pm CST/ 8-10pm EST  

This Course will comprise of 3 separate sessions 10/03/2018 10/10/2018 10/17/2018 What: Many instructors join ski schools for personal development as well as work. Professionally produced training calendars establish and represent the schools dedication and attitude towards training and staff excellence, and reinforce the value of the curriculum being represented. PSIA-AASI’s Central Division has proven this point time and again, with a reputation for some of the best training programs in the industry. In this course, we unlock the secrets from prominent Central Division trainers who have gone on to develop the programs and protocols at some of the largest resorts in the country. This course brings segments and support from leaders including Derek Altof (Deer Valley), Paul Bowman (Keystone), Justin Soyne (Park City Mountain Resort), and local leaders Erika Meyer (Cascade) and Chris Fisher (Crystal Mountain). This tour-de-force group will lead through programming options, workforce plans, and directing outcomes to help to maximize staff productivity and development. How: The “Train the Training Director” Webinar will be an on-line course, supported by videos, downloadable worksheets and online group discussions. A computer, spreadsheet software (Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers), and a webcam are needed for participation in this course. Sessions are held in the evening, one per week over three weeks. Why: Those who want to grow in the industry and increase their marketable leadership skills should take this course; Resorts are regularly recruiting the Training Director position, bring an edge to your application by completing this immersive course.  

Description: “Did you see that” is an interactive e-learning event for Central Division Level I, II or III certified members who are interested in further development of their movement analysis skills. This event consists of three two – hour sessions in an e-learning format utilizing video segments of skiers at various levels of development, MODDS movement analysis model, voice interaction and prescription for change. Participants will observe and learn from the Ed Staff facilitator in session one, contribute to movement analysis through Ed Staff guidance in session two and develop movement analysis followed by prescription for change and lesson/coaching development in session three. Session Dates: 1st Session: Wednesday, October 10,  2018  2nd Session: Wednesday, October 17, 2018 3rd Session: Wednesday, October 24,  2018   Sessions will be from 7-9pm CST/ 8-10pm EST  

Description: This PDS if for all snowboard instructors pursuing certification or seeking a technical update. Topics may include: Beyond the Beginner: Teaching Intermediates Freestyle concepts and instruction techniques AASI Snowboard Manual & Video review; exam preparation study lesson Movement Analysis…why is it important? How do you use it? How is video analysis useful? Review static exercises and how they can apply to various activities. What is the link between the fundamental movements and the fat that we use those to invoke the performance concepts… National Snowboard Standards…What has changed? How to get the most out of this fun document. What is your stance…is it keeping you upright?

This PDS if for all snowboard instructors pursuing certification or seeking a technical update. Topics may include: Beyond the Beginner: Teaching Intermediates Freestyle concepts and instruction techniques AASI Snowboard Manual & Video review; exam preparation study lesson Movement Analysis…why is it important? How do you use it? How is video analysis useful? Review static exercises and how they can apply to various activities. What is the link between the fundamental movements and the fat that we use those to invoke the performance concepts… National Snowboard Standards…What has changed? How to get the most out of this fun document. What is your stance…is it keeping you upright?