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Event Descriptions
Alpine Level III Orientation – 1 Day
Course Name: Level III Exam Prep Skiing
Discipline: Alpine
Time: 1 Days (6 credits)
Environment: Advanced terrain
Note: Due to variations in trail difficulty designations from one resort to the next, i.e., a Blue Square run at one resort may be designated as a Black Diamond at another resort. It is possible, and probable at some resorts, that ungroomed or Black Diamond bumped runs may be included in this event. In addition, trail difficulty may vary due to snow conditions improving or deteriorating throughout the day. The course conductor will determine if the local trail designations and conditions are appropriate for the ability of the group and will choose terrain appropriate for the event.
Prerequisites: Level II Certification
Course Description:
Scheduled to attend the skiing, teaching or both Alpine Level 3 Assessments? Want some guidance exploring terrain and tactics before the big day? Gear-up with this event where you can exercise your People, Teaching and Technical Skills, get to know the likely terrain employed for the assessment, and prepare to enter a performance mindset. Through resort exploration, Q&A, and sample scenarios, put the finishing touches on your assessment readiness.