Two new First Chair Podcasts featuring PSIA-AASI Education Development Manager Angelo Ross take a closer look at some educational ideas and opportunities to help you become a better pro and a more well-rounded snowsports teaching professional.
Mountain biking is a great way to enjoy your local ski and snowboard hill long after the snow is gone – and it keeps you in shape for hitting the hill when winter returns. Here, PSIA Alpine Team member Kevin Jordan shares his top tips for two-wheeled adventures.
This is the third story in a four-part series on the 3C’s, Top of the Course, and Angus Graham Rising Star Award recipients. Here, Liz Lozinger shares her story about her journey to AASI-certified Level II snowboard instructor.
This is the second story in a four-part series on the 3C’s, Top of the Course, and Angus Graham Rising Star Award recipients. Here, Cortney Bayuk shares her story about her journey to Level III alpine instructor.
For 3 C’s Award winner Michael O’Neill, skiing has always been a family affair. He and his wife, Anne, started skiing with their four children 18 years ago at Ski Big Bear at Masthope Mountain, Pennsylvania.
Kurt and his group A year ago, Kurt McMahon from Australia wouldn't imagine he'd be where he is now. After
What a month! Tahoe resorts received up to 300 inches (That’s about 25 feet) of snow in February alone, according to the
Five Tips to Help You Pass Your Certification Exams From Stephen Helfenbein If you are looking to pass your Level I, Level
For those who are new to PSIA-AASI or even instructing in general, it can be hard to imagine exactly what a
PSIA-AASI Alpine Team member Jennifer Simpson is well known as a top instructor and trainer, so it made sense to ask about some her “certification secrets.”
