Jiminy Peak, MA
Saturday, October 26 – Monday, October 28, 2019
Open to all PSIA & AASI Members – Non-Members may attend for an additional $25
Join us for indoor educational clinics at Jiminy Peak on October 26-28, 2019. These one-day clinics will satisfy your continuing education credit requirement. Open to Members and Non-Members can attend too for an additional $25. Lunch is provided for all attendees! For those pursuing the Advanced Educator accreditation, several required and optional courses will be offered. The first course in the Backcountry Accreditation, Snow Sense and Planning, will also be offered on Saturday and Sunday. The Snow Sense and Planning course is open to all disciplines and prepares you with the knowledge needed to minimize the risk while venturing into the Backcountry. Register online at www.psia-e.org or fax in a standard event application – deadline date to register is October 9th.
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| CLICK HERE | 400 | Indoor | Ideas for running an indoor ITC and New Instructor Hiring Clinic | Jiminy Peak | MA | Oct 26 | Oct 09 | Sat | $170.00 |
| CLICK HERE | 002 | Indoor | Developing the Learning Environment Utilizing Movement Analysis, Part 1 | Jiminy Peak | MA | Oct 26 | Oct 09 | Sat | $170.00 |
| CLICK HERE | 003 | Indoor | Stance & Alignment | Jiminy Peak | MA | Oct 26 | Oct 09 | Sat | $170.00 |
| CLICK HERE | 600 | Indoor | Snow Sense & Planning | Jiminy Peak | MA | Oct 26-Oct 27 | Oct 09 | Sat-Sun | $215.00 |
| CLICK HERE | 004 | Indoor | Treatment & Prevention of Outdoor Injury & Illness 9:00am-4:00pm | Jiminy Peak | MA | Oct 27 | Oct 09 | Sun | $170.00 |
| CLICK HERE | 004A | Indoor | Optional Hands-on Practical Session (Outdoor Injury & Illness) 7:00pm-9:00pm | Jiminy Peak | MA | Oct 27 | Oct 09 | Sun | $20.00 |
| CLICK HERE | 005 | Indoor | Developing the Learning Environment Utilizing Movement Analysis, Part 2 | Jiminy Peak | MA | Oct 27 | Oct 09 | Sun | $170.00 |
| CLICK HERE | 006 | Indoor | Functional Movement Screen | Jiminy Peak | MA | Oct 27 | Oct 09 | Sun | $170.00 |
| CLICK HERE | 007 | Indoor | Anatomy | Jiminy Peak | MA | Oct 28 | Oct 09 | Mon | $170.00 |
| CLICK HERE | 008 | Indoor | People Skills | Jiminy Peak | MA | Oct 28 | Oct 09 | Mon | $170.00 |
| CLICK HERE | 009 | Indoor | A Conversation with Fear | Jiminy Peak | MA | Oct 28 | Oct 09 | Mon | $170.00 |
| CLICK HERE | 010 | Indoor | Ecology in the Winter Environment | Jiminy Peak | MA | Oct 28 | Oct 09 | Mon | $170.00 |
Saturday, October 26
Event 400 – Ideas for running an indoor ITC and New Instructor Hiring Clinic
Open to Members & Non-Members
Members $170 & Non-Members $195
Come to this event prepared to re-write what you think you know about how to run an effective instructor training course without snow. Be prepared to work through indoor games, ice-breakers, and activities to discover the personalities needed to make a great ski or ride Pro. There will also be a group town hall style brain storming session on how to take these ideas and put them into action to hire staff more effectively and more efficiently. Click here to return to the top of the page.
Event 002 – Developing the Learning Environment Utilizing Movement Analysis, Part 1
Open to Members & Non-Members
Members $170 & Non-Members $195
Eastern Tech Team Members presenting this course have designed it to help the participant get a better understanding of movement analysis and how to effectively generate a potential lesson plan. Participants will learn simple and effective strategies in breaking down movement analysis and how to format it into a lesson that will focus on the fundamental mechanics and contemporary skiing. Those attending this course will watch specific videos of Level II and Level III skiing tasks but will also view the general public skiing and pull exam scenario cards – all in the process of practicing their movement analysis skills. Click here to return to the top of the page.
Event 003 – Stance & Alignment
Open to Members & Non-Members
Member:$170 & Non-Members $195
This course will explore the effects of proper and improper alignment due to equipment styles and modifications to that equipment. Proper boot fitting including canting, heel and toe lifting, shims and more will be explored. Experts in the field will help you experience what is beneficial to good skiing and what is not. This course provides a great way to fully appreciate and understand how important properly adjusted equipment is to effective skiing. Participants are encouraged to bring your boots. Course conductor is Bill Haight, Green Mountain Orthotic Lab. Click here to return to the top of the page.
Saturday, October 26 – Sunday, October 27
Event 600 – Snow Sense and Planning – Two days
Open to Members only
Members $215
Introduces participants to reading terrain/snow pack as well as types of natural and induced situations. Focuses on equipment and gear needed during daylight hours and overnight as well as team building skills. Provides introduction to transceiver usage, route selection and orienteering. This course is open to all disciplines and prepares you to have the knowledge needed to be out in the Backcountry in a safe and fun manner. This is a very comprehensive 2-day course and covers topics like:
- Condensed 100 level avalanche course
- Transceiver usage and technology
- Orienteering: map and compass usage in the field
- Team building and leadership
- Safety, first aid and rescue gear needed
- Films of Backcountry and Rescues
- Nutrition / Hydration and Clothing
Sunday, October 27
Event 004 – Treatment & Prevention of Outdoor Injury & Illness – 9:00am-4:00pm
Open to Members & Non-Members
Members $170 & Non-Members $195
A basic First Aid / First Responder Course appropriate for snowsports teachers. Learn basic first aid practices for dealing with accidents and injuries in the outdoor classroom environment. Click here to return to the top of the page.
Event 004a – Optional Hands-on Practical Session – 7:00pm-9:00pm
Open to Members & Non-Members
Members $20 & Non-Members $20
Practice the basic first aid practices you learned in real time scenarios. Apply bandages and dressings, check for pulse and check vitals, splint extremities and immobilization techniques in a hands-on environment. Click here to return to the top of the page.
Event 005 – Developing the Learning Environment Utilizing Movement Analysis, Part 2
Open to Members & Non-Members
Members $170 & Non-Members $195
Eastern Tech Team Members presenting this course have designed it to help the participant get a better understanding of movement analysis and how to effectively generate a potential lesson plan. Participants will learn simple and effective strategies in breaking down movement analysis and how to format it into a lesson that will focus on the fundamental mechanics and contemporary skiing. Those attending this course will watch specific videos of Level II and Level III skiing tasks but will also view the general public skiing and pull exam scenario cards – all in the process of practicing their movement analysis skills. Click here to return to the top of the page.
Event 006 – Functional Movement Screen
Open to Members & Non-Members
Members $170 & Non-Members $195
The Functional Movement Screen (FMS) is a grading system used to assess movement patterns that are key to normal function. Through seven fundamental movement patterns, the FMS aims to identify imbalances in mobility and stability that may increase the risk of injury and contribute to performance-limitations. Once these imbalances have been identified, the most beneficial corrective exercises are given to restore proper movement patterns that enable the body to handle greater and more specific fitness training. Now is the perfect time to identify these imbalances before the season gets started. PLEASE WEAR EXERCISE CLOTHING. Click here to return to the top of the page.
Monday, October 28
Event 007 – Anatomy
Open to Members & Non-Members
Members $170 & Non-Members $195
Study the normal structure of the human body. Special attention is given to the skeletal, muscular, and nervous systems to increase the ski teacher’s understanding of how the skeleton and muscles line up for maximum efficiency in skiing specific movements. This is a required course for the Advanced Educator Program. Click here to return to the top of the page.
Event 008 – People Skills
Open to Members & Non-Members
Members $170 & Non-Members $195
This session is designed to support People Skills within The Learning Connection, PSIA-AASI’s student-centered philosophy to provide the complete guest experience. Communication is key to building relationships based on trust, respect and a personal connection to the guest. Through an experiential approach, participants will participate in a variety of exercises that will expand their understanding of communication, learning and teaching, and thereby, enhance their relationships with students. Click here to return to the top of the page.
Event 009 – A Conversation with Fear
Open to Members & Non-Members
Members $170 & Non-Members $195
This course is designed to help instructors discover how to manage the psychological diversity that goes along with leading a group of students in the mountain environment. Click here to return to the top of the page.
Event 010 – Ecology in the Winter Environment
Open to Members & Non-Members
Members $170 & Non-Members $195
This course is designed as a work session covering basic ecological models, principles of winter ecology, and snowsports-specific movements. Participants will develop lesson content, focused on their home resort areas that can be used with students in the mountain environment. Click here to return to the top of the page.
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