Drop in for access to MARCH RADNESS, offering amazing specials from PSIA-AASI Official Suppliers Rossignol, Dynastar, Lange, and LOOK. The promotion runs through Sunday, March 31 (while supplies last).
Women’s Summit 2024 took place in Solitude, Utah, at the end of February, giving attendees the opportunity to share the encouragement of an aspirational group of women, while learning from the best of PSIA-AASI’s educators and team members from around the country.
PSIA-AASI awarded 149 scholarships this season totaling $64,000, to PSIA-AASI members to continue to create lifelong adventures through education.
This story by Peter Kray appears in the Spring 2024 Issue of 32 Degrees. You can read the entire issue by visiting the 32 Degrees page on our website.
As the industry moves into the sunnier months of the season with bases still deep, the team at PSIA-AASI Official Supplier Faction knows that professionals across the United States have their eyes set on expanding their horizons well beyond the time when lifts stop spinning.
You still have an opportunity to attend Rider Rally, Adaptive Academy, or Telemark Academy in Big Sky, Montana, in April. Each of these disciplines still has a limited number of spots available for what is going to be the biggest snowsports education event of the year.
Congratulations to Madeline Thompson (Western) and Brittney Poulsen (Intermountain), who were announced as the winners of PSIA-AASI Official Supplier Phunkshun Wear’s “Design Your Winter” wearable art collaboration contest.
A limited collection of new branded lightweight hoodies and T-shirts are now on sale in the PSIA-AASI Shop, all custom-designed to represent snow pro style on and off the slopes. Shop the new collection now!
Spring is the perfect time to pack the car with friends, fill the rack with boards, and immerse yourself in new experiences – and new educational opportunities – enjoying the longer days while rewarding yourself for a successful season.
This feature by Krista Crabtree appeared in the Winter 2024 Issue of 32 Degrees. For ski and snowboard instructors, beyond connecting with others in the snowsports industry, strong mentor/mentee relationships can go a long way in helping with skill development, career advice, and assessment prep.
