MAGAZINE INDEX
This index is a partial listing of articles published in 32 Degrees in the past two years. PSIA-AASI members may access full digital editions of each issue since the magazine’s launch in fall 2008 at
TheSnowPros.org.
ADAPTIVE Annie’s House
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PSIA-AASI earns honors at Ski Spectacular
Skier with MS, inspired to become instructor
Traumatic brain injury, students with
ADMINISTRATIVE Financial report, 2013-14
ALPINE Bump lessons
Discipline and creativity, value of
Focus on the feet, lower legs
Gates, lessons for
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Instructors and racers, learning from each other 96 F 15 Learn and teach through sensation
Powder lessons
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Slalom recalibration with U.S. Ski Team
Tree lessons
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Variable snow lessons
CERTIFICATION Bouncing back from exam setbacks
Learn to “fail forward” Make it happen!
Nordic coach’s alpine cert journey
Six steps to Level II
Teach like coach, train like athlete
Timeline for cert prep Tips for passing exams
CHILDREN Awkward development SKDVH
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Lessons in courage from a 9-year-old
Separation anxiety, tips for ending
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Teaching multi-week lessons
Well-managed groups learn
COACHING Coaching versus instructing
Goal setting for young athletes
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CROSS COUNTRY arm-swing movement Racing, lessons for Step and skate turns
EDUCATION Experiential learning Interski 2015
New member’s perspective
Overview
Team takeaways USSA perspective
National Academy 2014
National Academy 2015 highlights
Evolution of equipment, Jonathan Ballou on 2016 highlights
Making of new manuals Mentors, value of
Setting course for future of instruction
Special events EQUIPMENT
Pro form etiquette FREESTYLE
Old-school freestyle tricks Pre-season prep
LESSON STRATEGIES Experiential learning, Interski insights on
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Adaptive presentation 60 W 16 Breakthroughs from the past
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PSIA-AASI TEAMS Interski 2015
Interski Takeaways Team Selection
2016-20 Team chosen
what to know about new team
process
SNOWBOARD Banked-slalom lessons
Climbing harness for tethering adaptive snowboarders
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Harry Potter-based games for kids
How to make the best of bad conditions
Powder lessons
Stopping drop in participation
Toeside
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Tree lessons 26 F 14
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Alpine Team to-do list 110 F 16 meet 2016-20 Team
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Build your career with AASI 84 F 14 Bump lessons Carving, tips for
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Strap both feet in sooner 121 W 16 Terrain traps, how to avoid
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SNOWSPORTS INDUSTRY Attract, retain, develop best new instructors Best teaching practices &HUWLfiHG LQVWUXFWRUV Climate change
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Insights from industry experts
Fall Workshop/Conference accomplishments
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Five customer service tips 36 W 15 Interski 2015
Adaptive presentation 60 W 16 Breakthroughs from the past
Experiential learning
New member’s perspective
Overview
Team takeaways USSA perspective
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Preventing instructor injuries 86 F 16 Ski school director insights 34 S 14
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TEACHING Beginners’ mind
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Banked-slalom training for snowboard students 26 F 16 Bump tactics for alpine, snowboard, telemark
Etiquette and Your Responsibility Code
Extending peak performance
Ice tactics for alpine, snowboard, and cross country students
Managing groups Mentors
Motivation, maximizing in students, yourself
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28 W 15 Race training for
alpine, cross country, and telemark students
Solutions for common problems
Student-centered
teaching, evolution of 40 W 15 Student engagement Student retention,
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GLUHFWRUȇV SHUVSHFWLYH RI : Take charge of your future 30 S 15 Tree tactics for alpine, snowboard, and telemark students
24 F 15 What’s Working
Confessions of a ski industry mom Conversion
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Snow pro best practices
When to teach snowboarding
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TELEMARK Bump lessons InterTele
Powder lessons
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Variable snow lessons
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