1. Park Smart: T e landing is clear as I come off the feature (trust
in pulling off the maneuver, the park can off er one exciting session after another. Knowing all this, get out there and help your park-hungry students have the rides and slides of their lives.
Scott Anfang is a three-term member of the AASI Snowboard Team, and was recently named team coach for the 2016-20 term. He teaches at Colorado’s Steamboat Resort, and is very much at home at areas around the world, including New Zealand’s Remarkables Resort, where he is the training manager.
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2. Confi dence in basic skills: Here, I’m coming back into proper alignment and minimalizing the upper and lower body separation used in the board slide maneuver. My upper body drops as I fl ex in my lower back and spine. I’m also fl exing my knees in order to align my body and extend and set the board down for the landing.
3. ATML: Having completed the maneuver, I’m preparing for the landing stage of ATML.
T e park is fun and for riders who want to explore all it has to off er, and you’re the key to helping them unlock its potential. As long as you and your students follow the rules, dial in on the required confi dence and skills required for each feature/trick, and understand the steps involved
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PSIA-AASI’s ATML Method will help you set students up for terrain park success on any feature they want to hit.
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SCOTT D.W. SMITH
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