Alpine Level II Prep – Skiing & Tech/MA Skills


Dates: Monday, January 4, 2027 – Tuesday, January 5, 2027 from 8:45 am – 4:00 pm ET (2 Days)
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Location: Sugarloaf (ME) (For event check-in, please go to the Sugarloaf Base Lodge. Please refer to their website for lodging options, directions and more information on the resort. – Inside Registration)

Event Code: 327AL0104D

Registration Information:
– Cost: $230.00
– CEUs: 12
– Spots Remaining: 20 (as of 3 minutes ago)

Event Prerequisite(s): Current PSIA-AASI Membership, Level 1 Certification

Registration Closes: Tuesday, December 15, 2026, 11:59 pm ET


Online Registration: Click here to register.

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Offline Registration: Please call the Eastern office (518) 452-6095 during regular hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4:30pm EST


Course Description:

Designed for instructors preparing for the Skiing and Technical Understanding & Movement Analysis modules of the Alpine Level II Assessment, this event combines skiing development, technical discussion, and movement analysis practice. Participants will explore the assessment expectations while developing their ability to adapt the Alpine Technical Fundamentals, apply technical knowledge, and analyze skier performance through the intermediate zone.

Participants should come prepared for two-days of on-hill activities in varying conditions.

Learning Experiences:

Specific activities will vary depending on the group and environmental conditions and will typically include:

• A review of the Level II Certification Standards, Performance Guide, assessment format, and performance expectations, with opportunities for questions and discussion.

• Exploration of Level II assessment activities, with a focus on developing the ability to adapt and blend the Alpine Technical Fundamentals across varied terrain, speeds, turn shapes, and tactics.

• Peer movement analysis practice, including opportunities to observe, evaluate, and prescribe changes to skiing performance.

• Technical discussions connecting the Alpine Technical Fundamentals with biomechanics, physics, tactics, equipment, terrain, and snow conditions.

• Opportunities to give and receive feedback on personal skiing, technical understanding, and movement analysis.

Learning Outcomes:

By the end of the event, successful participants will be able to:

• Gain greater clarity around the performance expectations of the Level II Skiing and Technical Understanding & Movement Analysis assessments.

• Improve their ability to adapt and blend the Alpine Technical Fundamentals to achieve specific skiing outcomes.

• Strengthen their understanding of the relationships among body movements, ski performance, tactics, equipment, and environmental factors.

• Improve their ability to observe, evaluate, and identify effective prescriptions for skier performance.

• Use feedback and self-reflection to identify strengths and priorities for continued development.

Prerequisite(s):

Discipline Level I Certified

Recommended Learning Resources:

• National Alpine Certification Standards

• National Alpine Performance Guide

• PSIA-AASI Alpine Technical Manual

• Level II Alpine Assessment Forms

• Eastern Region Website: Certification and Professional Development Pathways

Equipment/Materials Needed:

Alpine equipment suitable for a variety of terrain and conditions; front-side carving or all-mountain skis are recommended.




 

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IF YOU NEED TO TRANSFER or CANCEL: you can cancel your registration in your member portal at members.thesnowpros.org or call us at (518) 452-6095.


To transfer your registration to a different event, please cancel this registration and register for the new event.


If you need to cancel from an Eastern event:




  • Up to 3 weeks prior to the event start: Full refund of the cost of your event registration.

  • Less than 3 weeks prior to the event start: 50% refund of the cost of your event registration.

  • Less than one week prior to the start date and time of your event, event registrations are non-refundable and non-transferable.


Certain premier regional and national events follow a cancellation policy different from the standard cancellation policy outlined above. Please refer to those events directly for the applicable event cancellation policies.


If you need to cancel an Eastern premier event (an event that is 4 or more days):




  • Email or call us at (518) 452-6095, as member portal cancelation is not available for premier events.

  • Up to 3 weeks prior to the event start: Full refund of the cost of your event registration.

  • Less than 3 weeks prior to the event start: 50% refund of the cost of your event registration.

  • IF YOU DO NOT SHOW AT EVENT REGISTRATION AND DO NOT CONTACT US by 4:30pm on last business day before the event: No refund.


Please note that no refunds will be issued for events once attended. We encourage members to review event details carefully before registering to ensure a satisfactory experience. Extenuating circumstances (medical or bereavement) will be considered for a refund if notification is given at the earliest opportunity, and the request is received within one week after the start of the event.





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