PSIA Alpine Team Members Stephen Helfenbein and Ann Schorling share their top tips for family lessons. Learn how building a group outcome and setting coaching guidelines will help families have fun and learn together.
View this article, by Nicholas Herrin, that originally appeared in the fall 2020 issue of 32 Degrees magazine.
The Education Task Force Highlight Series spotlights education leaders working to create new Certification Standards, education resources, and communication strategies that will benefit all members.
PSIA-AASI partnered with SKI Magazine to create online courses that promote the work you do on snow, and also provide your students an overview of what to expect when they take a lesson.
First Chair catches up with David Gagnon, the executive director of the Professional Mountain Bike Instructors Association (PMBIA), as he chats about a new PMBIA Level 1 course dedicated specifically to PSIA-AASI members.
It’s the perfect time to make sure you’ve got the right gear for when the lifts start to turn. Here are two top ski picks from PSIA-AASI Official Supplier HEAD.
Improve your technical and teaching skills with a scholarship from PSIA-AASI. The deadline to apply is November 18, 2020.
PSIA Alpine Team member Joshua Fogg shares his top 5 tips for teaching family lessons this season. See how you can incorporate these suggestions into your lessons.
Brain loves snowboarding, and says the best part about being an instructor is giving students the tools to fall in love with this the sport.
In these two brand new PSIA-AASI First Chair podcasts, learn how you can build your client base by setting and meeting goals, and also how the Education Leadership Council is working to enhance your snowsports instruction experience.
