LINEUP rad sad Snow, and plenty of it. Drought.
ROAD TRIP WORTH TAKING: PSIA-AASI NATIONAL ADAPTIVE ACADEMY + HARTFORD SKI SPECTACULAR
T e Hartford Ski Spectacular, hosted by Disabled Sports USA (DSUSA) at Breckenridge Ski Resort, is one of the nation’s largest winter sports festivals for adaptive snowsports enthusiasts. It’s also the site of
Adaptive Academy, where adaptive
PSIA-AASI National instructors
can
hit some incredible clinics, earn Continuing Education Units, and spend time with more than 800 other students and instructors on the snow. T is year’s event will take place Nov. 30 – Dec. 5, and includes lessons, races, a seminar focusing on students with brain injuries, and a closing banquet dinner. See how to register and participate at
skispec.org.
Re-reading the technical manuals to prep for the coming season.
Not being on top of your instruc- tion game when the season begins.
Cross-training outdoors – swim- ming, rollerblading, biking!
Slogging it on the boring tread- mill for each workout.
SUPPLIER SPOTLIGHT ROSSIGNOL
Buying donuts for the locker room.
Freeloading.
LOCATION: PARK CITY, UTAH YEARS IN THE BIZ: FOUNDED IN 1907
WEBSITE:
ROSSIGNOL.COM
Learning the best way each student learns.
Teaching the same lesson time after time.
Why They Rock: Rossignol, along with its sister brands Dynastar and Lange, off ers snow pros the full gamut of winter sports equipment, including alpine skis and boots, snowboards, and quality cross country ski equipment.
Do you have some Rad and Sad ideas to share? Post your pictures to Instagram or tweet them with the following hashtags: #thesnowpros and #rad or #sad
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What You May Not Know: Rossignol is deeply invested in the learning and teaching process and is committed to supporting terrain based teaching. With 30 Rossignol experience Centers across the country, the brand helps instructors get students on the right gear for their level, and also lets snow pros demo the latest equipment for themselves.
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