CONTENTS 32 DEGREES FALL 2016
FEATURES 26 ON ONE CONDITION
Give Students a Competitive Edge in Gates and Banked Slalom Tracks By Michael Rogan, Lane Clegg, David Lawrence, and J. Scott McGee
35 HELP KIDS CONQUER BIG TERRAIN How to Teach Children to Shred Any Slope and Foster a Lifelong Love
of Skiing and Riding By Krista Crabtree
46 PSIA-AASI’S NATIONAL ACADEMY IS EDUCATION AT ITS PEAK
Record Attendance, Multi-Disciplinary Focus Contribute to Fantastic
National Event By Peter Kray
54 2016-20 TEAM SELECTION: PSIA-AASI Chooses the New Bricklayers for
Your Path to Professional Development By Peter Kray
60 MEET THE 2016-20 PSIA-AASI TEAM
LINEUP 14 NEWS OF NOTE 18 RAD/SAD 18 WHERE DO YOU READ 32 DEGREES? 18 SUPPLIER SPOTLIGHT 19 LOCKER ROOM TALK 19 ROAD TRIP WORTH TAKING 20 PRO FILE: TERRI HENDERSON 22 MEMBER BENEFITS
COLUMNS 4 CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE 8 YOUR SPACE 12 THE SNOW LIFE
32 DEGREES THE JOURNAL OF PROFESSIONAL SNOWSPORTS INSTRUCTION FALL 16
LOFTY GOALS?
DEVELOP A PLAN FOR CERT SUCCESS THIS SEASON pg. 82
IN IT TO WIN IT
Give Students an Edge in Alpine, Tele, and Cross Country Races pg. 26
32 DEGREES THE JOURNAL OF PROFESSIONAL SNOWSPORTS INSTRUCTION FALL 16
LAUNCH YOUR LEARNING
AIM HIGH WITH SUCCESSFUL CERT TACTICS pg. 82
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IN IT TO WIN IT
ON NEW SKIS, BOOTS Gain Valuable Guidance
GET THE SCOOP
on This Year’s Gear pg. 66
Get Students On Track with Banked Slalom Sessions pg. 26
LAY LOW AND ARC IT! How to Teach Solid Tactics for Artful Carving
pg. 100 LQ
Ushuaia, Argentina, also returns for a second term. Photos by Scott Markewitz.
On the Covers: Freestyle specialist Ryan &KULVWRffHUVRQ LV ULJKW DW KRPH LQ WKH DLU and on the 2016-20 PSIA-AASI Team, having earned a second term at Team Selection.
ARTICLES
66 THINNER SKIS, DIVERSE BOARD SHAPES, BETTER BOOTS BINDINGS DOMINATE HARDGOODS TRENDS:
Your 2016-17 PSIA-AASI Ski and Snowboard Guide By Peter Kray
78 LEARN THE STAGES OF MOTOR LEARNING
to Help Students Succeed More Quickly By Kristen Quinn
DEPARTMENTS & COLUMNS
CERTIFICATION I, II, III 82 TO ACHIEVE CERTIFICATION SUCCESS,
Teach Like a Coach, Train Like an Athlete By Stephen Helfenbein
DIRECTOR’S PERSPECTIVE 86 HOW MT. HOOD MEADOWS
Helps Prevent Injuries Among Instructors By Stephanie Prince Alexander, with Jeremy Riss
SCHOOL SPOTLIGHT 88 MASSACHUSETTS’ WACHUSETT MOUNTAIN
Wins NSAA 2016 Conversion Cup Award By Earl Saline
ADAPTIVE 92 ‘JUST DO IT’ ATTITUDE HELPS SKIER
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ALPINE 96 LEARN – AND TEACH –
Through the Experience of Sensation By Matt Boyd
CROSS COUNTRY 98 GET YOUR ARMS IN THE SWING OF THINGS
IRU (ɝFLHQW &URVV &RXQWU\ 6NLLQJ By Emily Lovett
SNOWBOARD 100 TIPS FOR TURNS THAT TURN HEADS:
Carving for Form and Fun By Dave Lynch
TELEMARK 104 EMBRACE THE SLOW TELEMARK MOVEMENT
to Work Out Kinks in Technique By Matt Charles
CHILDREN’S 106 LESSONS IN COURAGE …
Learned from a 9-Year-Old By Nancy Dengler
COACH’S CORNER 110 MORE CLINIC DAYS WITH MEMBERS
at Top of To-Do List for Alpine Team By PSIA-AASI Team Manager Jeb Boyd, with Alpine Team Coach Michael Rogan
119 MAGAZINE INDEX 120 APRÈS
THESNOWPROS.ORG | 1
INSPIRING LIFELONG PASSION FOR SKIING & SNOWBOARDING
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