With AASI Rider Rally preparing to celebrate its 25th anniversary, here are some of the highlights from American Snow of the birth of snowboarding and how AASI continues to play a crucial role in growing this wonderful sport.
Meet former PSIA Alpine Team member and Olympic Gold Medalist Deb Armstrong, who was honored with the PSIA-AASI Distinguished Service Award at last April’s PSIA-AASI National Academy in Big Sky, Montana.
Western Region member Monica Young shares how she earned her Alpine Level II certification in New Zealand and what it means to her to continue striving for advanced certification.
The Fall 2024 issue of 32 Degrees magazine is out and it includes a special feature on the 2024-28 PSIA-AASI National Team, which sets the standard for U.S. ski and snowboard instruction.
If you plan to use your members-only PSIA-AASI Pro Offers to refresh some of your gear before the season starts, review the rules of the road for this valuable member benefit. Otherwise, the deals you may get today could disappear tomorrow – for everyone.
PSIA-AASI scholarships help snow pros achieve their professional goals by providing resources to offset expenses in their quest to increase their knowledge and improve their skills. As a friendly reminder, applications close Thursday, Oct. 31!
As we get ready to kick off a new season, Alpine Team member Brian Smith shares his most memorable teaching experience, one that taught him patience, humility, empathy, and gratitude all in the same lesson.
PSIA-AASI welcomes Hot Chillys as the association’s newest official supplier. For professional instructors, the mission at Hot Chillys is to keep you so comfortable you forget they’re even there.
In this installment of the “Certification Secrets” series, Level III Alpine Instructor and Chicago Snow Studio Owner MaryLu Cianciolo explains why even starting down the path to certification can create more success – and fun – in your teaching.
For this installment of “From the Archives,” we go back a decade to the Fall 2014 issue of 32 Degrees, with an insightful feature by former PSIA Cross Country (then Nordic) Team member Megan Spurkland on instructing in Alaska Native villages.
