Celebrate the past, embrace the present, and look ahead to the future of snowsports education at PSIA-AASI Eastern’s Learniversary!
Two years ago, we marked PSIA-AASI Eastern’s 50th Anniversary with a special Golden Learniversary event at Belleayre, the site of our very first assessment. That celebration brought together longtime members and new members alike, and the energy was unforgettable. We continued the celebration in 2026 at Cannon Mountain in New Hampshire. This season, the Learniversary returns — this time at Stowe Mountain Resort, Vermont. January 13-14, 2027.
Whether you’re a longtime member or newer to the organization, Learniversary is an opportunity to connect with fellow instructors, share experiences, and continue developing your skills on snow. Education groups will focus on personal skiing or riding improvement, with activities tailored to participants’ goals, interests, and abilities. Telemark participants are welcome but should be aware that there will not be a dedicated Telemark group. Participants will join a group based on shared interests, abilities, and preferred pace.
Participants should arrive prepared for a full day on snow and be comfortable skiing or riding independently on terrain appropriate to their ability, ranging from green trails to groomed black terrain. On the first day, groups will form based on shared interests, abilities, and preferred pace. Terrain selection will reflect group goals and prevailing conditions, with opportunities to explore more challenging terrain, including moguls, glades, or ungroomed trails, when appropriate.
To recognize our members’ dedication, we’re continuing our special anniversary pricing! Members with 50 or more years of membership may attend the education event at no cost, with discounts ranging from 40% for 40+ year members to 10% for 10+ year members. Visit the Eastern website for registration details and additional event information.
Learning Experiences:
Specific activities will vary depending on the group’s goals, abilities, and environmental conditions and typically include:
- Personal skiing/riding improvement through targeted activities, guided practice, and individualized feedback
- Exploration of the Technical Fundamentals as they relate to personal performance
- Adaptation of tactics and movements to varying terrain and snow conditions
- Collaborative learning, shared experiences, and opportunities to connect with fellow instructors
Learning Outcomes:
By the end of this course, successful participants will be able to:
- Identify opportunities for improvement in their personal skiing or riding performance
- Apply feedback and targeted activities to develop their skiing or riding skills
- Adapt movements and tactical choices to suit terrain, conditions, and desired outcomes
Prerequisite(s):
Registered Members
Recommended Learning Resources:
- PSIA-AASI Discipline Technical Manual(s)
Equipment/Materials Needed:
- Alpine, snowboard or telemark equipment suitable for a variety of conditions and terrain.
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