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Alpine Level 3 MA: Applying Technical Understanding to Performance Skiing

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Date: Friday, December 11, 2026 from 8:45 am - 4:00 pm
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Event Type: Education Clinic

Location: Solitude (Moonbeam Entry 1 - Proceed up the concrete stairs, cross the plaza, and turn left. Enter the Ski and Ride School building through the double doors between Little Dollie's and the Ski and Ride Ticket Windows. Once in the building, turn left and proceed into the Children's Lunchroom. Please note that personal items cannot be stored in the building during the day.)
There is no free parking at Solitude. We recommend you park in the Park and Ride lots and take the bus or carpool. Information on the UTA Ski Bus service can be found on their website.

Registration Information:
- First Chair Rate: $115.00 (available through Thursday, November 26)
- Last Chair Rate: $140.00
- CEUs: 6
- Spots Remaining: 2 (as of 10 minutes ago)

Prerequisites: Current PSIA-AASI Membership, Alpine Level 2

Registration Deadline: Friday, November 27, 2026, 11:59 pm

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Online Registration: Click here to register.

Scholarships are available to current PSIA-AASI Intermountain members to help support their education.

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Course Description:

Duration: 1 Day On Snow, 6 CEUs

Learning Connection Highlight: Technical Skills Clinic

Description: This clinic provides participants with a deep dive into the demands of performance/dynamic skiing at the Level 3 Standard. Through the lens of movement analysis, discover the biomechanics, physics, and performances needed to not only understand high level skiing but be able to accurately identify it in one's self and others.

Prerequisites: Alpine Level 2 Certification

Clinic Outcomes: By the end of the event, Participants will:

• Develop a strategy for effective movement analysis that paints a clear picture based on the facts of skiing at the Alpine Level 3 standard.
• Recognize ideal performances in relation to performance skiing,
• Be able to confidently compare and contrast Real vs. Ideal in more dynamic skiing activities.
• Verify observed ski performance through all turn phases relevant to the Alpine Level 3 Standard.

Clinic Experiences:

• Collaborate with the clinic leader and participants to identify strengths and weaknesses of movement identification.
• Take part in guided practice to identify accurate ski performance and connect ski performance to body performance.
• The clinic leader will facilitate discussions about the biomechanics and physics at play in more dynamic skiing activities.
• The participants will perform activities from the Level 3 Activity Guide to identify movements related to ski performance.
• The participants will practice identifying ski and body performance related to both observed skiing as well as personal performance.
• The clinic leader will facilitate reflection related to performance and provide feedback for continued growth.

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All PSIA-AASI members must follow the PSIA-AASI code of conduct.

All members participating in an Intermountain clinic or assessment must wear a helmet when sliding on snow using lift-accessed terrain. 

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