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Date: Saturday, January 23, 2027 from 8:30 am - 4:00 pm PT
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Event Type: Education Clinic
Location: Mt. Shasta Nordic Center School
Registration Information:
- First Chair Rate: $105.00 (available through Friday, December 25)
- Second Chair Rate: $120.00 (available through Friday, January 1)
- Last Chair Rate: $135.00
- CEUs: 6
- Spots Remaining: 9 (as of 1 minute ago)
Prerequisites (exceptions to prerequisites can only be made through petition) :: Current PSIA-AASI Membership
Registration Deadline: Saturday, January 2, 2027, 11:59 pm PT
Pricing Windows
- First Chair: Register a minimum of 4 weeks in advance to take advantage of discounted event pricing.
- Base Rate: Goes into effect 4 weeks prior to the event start date and is $15 more than First Chair pricing. The Base Rate reflects the actual cost of the event.
- Last Call: Starts 3 weeks before the event and is $30 more than First Chair pricing.
Course Description:
Education courses are an excellent way to improve your skills, stay current in the industry, network, and discuss ideas with your fellow members. For more educational resources and ways to expand your knowledge in the industry, view the Education section of the Western Division website.
Additional Event Details:
About This Clinic
Movement Analysis is one of the most powerful tools a cross country instructor can develop. This clinic sharpens your Observe, Evaluate, and Prescribe skills applied specifically to cross country skiing -- both classic and skate. You will practice identifying cause and effect in XC movement, improve the accuracy of your eye, and develop prescriptions that actually help your students move better.
What You Will Gain
By the end of this clinic, you will be able to:
• Apply the OEP framework to classic and skate skiing movement with greater accuracy
• Identify cause and effect relationships in cross country skiing performance
• Communicate movement analysis findings in ways that guide and motivate students
National Standards This Event Addresses
This event supports preparation for the PSIA-AASI National Certification Standards in the following skill areas. Not all levels listed below may be applicable to every participant -- focus on the level(s) most relevant to your current certification goals.
Professionalism & Self-Management
LI: Maintains a professional environment by demonstrating self-awareness and self-management.
LII: Contributes to a professional environment by managing behaviors and emotions in response to others.
LIII: Promotes a professional environment by adapting behaviors to positively affect others.
Teaching Skills
LI: Plans learning outcomes and organizes progressive learning experiences relevant to beginner/novice students / Implements and adjusts a learning plan.
LII: Plans learning outcomes and organizes progressive learning experiences relevant to intermediate students / Implements and adjusts a learning plan for a range of individuals.
LIII: Plans learning outcomes and organizes progressive learning experiences relevant to advanced students / Implements and adjusts a complex learning plan for individuals.
Technical Skills
LI: Applies the Technical Fundamentals to demonstrate techniques and tactics relevant to beginner/novice terrain.
LII: Adapts the Technical Fundamentals to demonstrate techniques and tactics for beginner through intermediate terrain.
LIII: Continuously blends the Technical Fundamentals to demonstrate techniques and tactics across all terrain.
Who Should Attend
Open to all current PSIA-AASI members with an interest in cross country instruction. Particularly valuable for members preparing for XC Tech/MA and Teach assessments at any level.
Prerequisites:
• Current PSIA-AASI membership
Session Details
January 23 | Maximum 9 participants
What to Bring
• Appropriate cross country equipment for the day
Questions?
Contact PSIA-AASI Western Region Member Services: memberservices@thesnowpros.org | (303) 987-9390
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