Snowboard Webinar – “Here’s A Trick: Spins, Air, Grab & Grind” – Online Only (Cancelled)

“Know Thyself- PDS Series from PSIA-C This event is open to Members and Non-Members Movement Analysis is a commonly approached subject among ski instructors, and demonstrations are a vital part of the teaching cycle- so how can an instructor ensure that the image they are providing matches the one in their mind’s eye? We know it’s an issue; exam candidates are often flummoxed by the difference between their mental image of themselves, and what shows “on the scorecard”. Even the best demonstrators wince when shown their own images on video and photographs, and “Jeez, I thought I fixed that”, is a common refrain during video review. What tools can instructors use to self-assess and correct, and how do we find the balance between what the ideal, and what’s real? What tools can we employ to compare our demo to the standards? In this PDS format, your clinic leaders will dig deeper into MA, exploring what movements may feel like vs. what they look like, the war between motivation and resistance to change, and how the “self-aware” instructor can grow from the insights. This course involves some prep work, including a friends and family survey, and requires engagement. Participants are encouraged to bring their own ski-snowboard video clips, although it is not mandatory that they do so. Cancellation Policy It’s rare that we cancel an entire event unless the resort/area is closed, but we often find it necessary to cancel or combine sessions at an event because the session minimum has not been met. When this happens, we will contact you as early as possible and offer other session options at the same event or transfer you to another event. Cancellation and transfer fees do not apply under these circumstances. If we cancel a session you are registered for, and it is not possible for you to attend another event by the end of the season, your registration fee sub any administrative fees will be refunded. If you are in need of education credits for this season then all possible pathways must be exhausted before a waiver is granted. (Webinars, Non ASEA Events, etc.) “

Canceled due to low participation numbers.  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?

“Did you see that” is an interactive course for Level I, II or III certified members who are interested in further development of their movement analysis skills. This event will utilize 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 contribute to movement analysis through Ed Staff guidance and develop movement analysis followed by prescription for change and lesson/coaching development. *Participants are welcome to contribute their own videos for the event. Cancellation Policy It’s rare that we cancel an entire event unless the resort/area is closed, but we often find it necessary to cancel or combine sessions at an event because the session minimum has not been met. When this happens, we will contact you as early as possible and offer other session options at the same event or transfer you to another event. Cancellation and transfer fees do not apply under these circumstances. If we cancel a session you are registered for, and it is not possible for you to attend another event by the end of the season, your registration fee sub any administrative fees will be refunded. If you need education credits for the current season, then all possible pathways must be exhausted before a waiver is granted. (Webinars, Non ASEA Events, etc.)

Cancelled Due to low participation numbers Dust off those Rollerblades, ‘cause we’re giving them a comeback. In our Skate-to-Ski Clinic, we’re going to revisit the powerful lessons 8 wheels have to offer. You’ll sense the relationship between “grip” and “rotary force”, explore the whole range of “counter” vs. “rotation”, and leave with a clear understanding of how “Rotational Separation” can improve your skiing. You’ll have fun, and will remember why Rollerblades were such a hit in the 80’s! 3-4 hours long, conducted on gentle grades with props.

*This event is open to Members and Non-Members Movement Analysis is a commonly approached subject among ski instructors, and demonstrations are a vital part of the teaching cycle- so how can an instructor ensure that the image they are providing matches the one in their mind’s eye? We know it’s an issue; exam candidates are often flummoxed by the difference between their mental image of themselves, and what shows “on the scorecard”. Even the best demonstrators wince when shown their own images on video and photographs, and “Jeez, I thought I fixed that”, is a common refrain during video review. What tools can instructors use to self-assess and correct, and how do we find the balance between what the ideal, and what’s real? What tools can we employ to compare our demo to the standards? In this PDS format, your clinic leaders will dig deeper into MA, exploring what movements may feel like vs. what they look like, the war between motivation and resistance to change, and how the “self-aware” instructor can grow from the insights. This course involves some prep work, including a friends and family survey, and requires engagement. Participants are encouraged to bring their own ski-snowboard video clips, although it is not mandatory that they do so. Cancellation Policy It’s rare that we cancel an entire event unless the resort/area is closed, but we often find it necessary to cancel or combine sessions at an event because the session minimum has not been met. When this happens, we will contact you as early as possible and offer other session options at the same event or transfer you to another event. Cancellation and transfer fees do not apply under these circumstances. If we cancel a session you are registered for, and it is not possible for you to attend another event by the end of the season, your registration fee sub any administrative fees will be refunded. If you are in need of education credits for this season then all possible pathways must be exhausted before a waiver is granted. (Webinars, Non ASEA Events, etc.) “

Dates: 10/21/2018 & 10/28/2018 from 6 to 8:30 pm CENTRAL TIME. Adaptive Alpine/Snowboarding Cognitive Diagnoses Online Prep Clinic The Adaptive Alpine/Snowboarding Cognitive Diagnoses Online Prep Clinic is an online interactive clinic. It consists of two 2-1/2-hour videoconferences, plus homework. On successful completion of this clinic (and with additional studying and practice), you will be able to: 1. Articulate some of the most common cognitive diagnoses 2. Describe commonly-prescribed classes of medications 3. Perform a guest assessment 4. Create a progressive lesson 5. Use teaching models, such as the Teaching/Learning Cycle, Learning Style Preferences 6. Incorporate Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs and Guest-Centered Teaching concepts into your lessons In each class, we discuss the skiing, teaching and technical skills that are evaluated against PSIA National Standards. While this clinic is designed as a preparatory clinic for those taking their Alpine Level 1 & 2 Cognitive/Visually Impaired Exam, anyone who wants to enhance their Cognitive lessons can benefit from the clinic. Format: This clinic utilizes GoToMeeting, a web-hosted service for online video conferencing. Prior to each week’s class, you are given a link and a password for the online meeting. You can use either a desktop or mobile device to connect to the meeting and you can receive audio via computer or phone. The presentation and video are shown via sharing of the instructor’s desktop. Throughout each class, there are discussions and online questions to encourage participation. Note: You must be present for both classes in order to receive PSIA credit. For more information about GoToMeeting, go here: https://www.gotomeeting.com To ensure your computer is capable of using the GoToMeeting format, go here: http://help.citrix.com/meeting/get-ready Cancellation Policy It’s rare that we cancel an entire event unless the resort/area is closed, but we often find it necessary to cancel or combine sessions at an event because the session minimum has not been met. When this happens, we will contact you as early as possible and offer other session options at the same event or transfer you to another event. Cancellation and transfer fees do not apply under these circumstances. If we cancel a session you are registered for, and it is not possible for you to attend another event by the end of the season, your registration fee sub any administrative fees will be refunded. If you are in need of education credits for this season then all possible pathways must be exhausted before a waiver is granted. (Webinars, Non ASEA Events, etc.) “

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  

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  

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?