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Alpine Level 3 Prep Camp

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All Intermountain event times are in Mountain time.
Dates: Wednesday, February 25, 2026 - Thursday, February 26, 2026 from 8:45 am - 4:30 pm (2 Days)
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Event Type: Prep Clinic

Location: Park City Canyons Village (Umbrella Bar at the top of the Cabriolet - meet at Umbrella Bar at the top of Cabriolet)
All participants in winter events at Park City are required to wear a helmet. If you do not wear a helmet you will not be able to attend the event you signed up for. If you do not have a helmet, Park City will provide them free of charge at the rental shop on the day of the event. Please check the resort website for all parking information.

Registration Information:
- First Chair Rate: $240.00 (available through Tuesday, February 10)
- Last Chair Rate: $265.00
- CEUs: 12

Prerequisites: Current PSIA-AASI Membership, Alpine level 2 certification required, Professional Membership

Registration Deadline: Wednesday, February 11, 2026, 8:38 pm

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Online Registration: CLOSED

Late registration may be available with a $25 late fee. Contact the office at (303) 987-9390 or admin@psia-i.org for more information.

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Course Description:

Duration: 2 Days On Snow, 12 CEUs

Learning Connection Highlight: Teaching and Technical Skills Clinic

Description: This clinic is a two day in-depth dive into the Teaching and Technical skills required at the Level 3 Certification Standard. Through the lens of self-assessment and peer to peer teaching, participants will define their strengths and areas for opportunity in their personal skiing and practice teaching their peers based on what is learned.

Recommended Preparatory Learning: Alpine Level 3 Movement Analysis: Applying Technical Understanding to Performance Skiing, Alpine Level 3 Skiing Skills Clinic

Prerequisites: Alpine Level 2 Certification

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

• Recognize how their skiing performance compares to the Level 3 Standard and the facts of how their movements impact the skis performance.
• Understand how to utilize information from their peers/students to create a thematic lesson that encourages learning.
• Demonstrate teaching scenarios and receive feedback on how their performance compares to the Level 3 Standard.
• Possess the tools for self-practice in preparation for their upcoming assessment.

Clinic Experiences:

• Participants will collaborate with each other and the clinic leader to establish a theme for the two days on snow.
• Participants will perform activities form the Level 3 Activity Guide to identify characteristics of their personal performance.
• The clinic leader will facilitate discussion on how cause and effect relationships are taking place in real time based on observed performances.
• Using the information from the self-assessment, participants will collaborate with their peers to develop an understanding of the needs of their students.
• The clinic leader may provide teaching scenarios/topics for participants to practice their teaching segments.
• Participants will have multiple opportunities to teach their peers in short segments to practice incorporating what has been learned and using assigned topics/terrain.
• 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. 

If you are looking to carpool to one of our events, you may use this Google Sheet to help coordinate with other event attendees.

If you are looking to room share  for one of our events, you may use this Google Sheet to help coordinate with other event attendees.

Please be sure you are familiar with all of our Registration and Change/Cancellation Policies.

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