Training with TASP

January 6, 2017

A group of skiers in colorful winter gear stand in a line on a snowy slope under a clear blue sky, perfect for their TASP training. Trees border the ski slope, with buildings visible in the distance. A few more skiers can be seen further up the hill.

A new year brings new training opportunities at TASP! With a great early season training schedule chalk full of successes and the energy and charisma of our new Training and Snowsports Manager Kendal, there’s even more to look forward to in the upcoming weeks.

So far, we’ve seen exciting discussions in Successful Communications, new and unique ideas in Milestones and Beyond, and plenty of new moves in Skier Improvement clinics.  Coming up, there’s everything from Bi Ski Seat Assist Practice to some very exciting clinics centering around the world of skiing with visual impairments.  A group of six skiers, dressed in winter gear and helmets, stand on a snowy slope with ski poles. They are positioned in a line across the slope, preparing to ski as part of TASP training. In the background, there are bare trees and chalet-style buildings.

New instructors, come and fill up on all the knowledge there is to be had about the adaptive world! Seasoned instructors, there are new advancements and techniques in our world every year, stay ahead of the curve!Two people sit on a wooden bench in the locker room, reviewing training papers together. One wears a blue jacket, black pants, ski boots, and a cap while holding the documents. The other sports a black beanie, gray vest, and black pants. Lockers line the wall behind them as they prepare for their TASP session.

 

Check out our upcoming clinic offerings on the online calendar.  Sign up happens through your instructor portal and detailed descriptions can be found in the Training Manual.

 

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