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WNTR’s online AASI Level 3 Preparation Courses are designed for instructors who are getting ready for their Level 3 exam.

AASI Level 3 Pre-Recorded Prep Course
$270.00
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AASI Level 3 Prep Course #1
$360.00
Build Your Own Clinic
$100.00
Private Coaching – Online
$100.00

WNTR Ski & Snowboard Training

WNTR Ski & Snowboard Training: Snowsports instruction, adventures, and life on snow!

This reel on front knee steering from a few years ago is the most popular of all the AASI tips we’ve released.

What else would you like to see put out by the AASI Team?

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Fun little line in the @dolomitisuperski park earlier this season.

What are your park goals this spring?

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Learning to change edges on steeper or bumpy terrain can be intimidating. In previous videos we’ve covered front knee steering. Today we’re going to work on flexing to start the next turn.

On flat ground, stand with your weight on your toes. Flex, move across to your heels, and extend. Down, over, and up. Repeat this to feel the movements and the timing.

Now apply those same movements in some basic turns. Feel how you can flex to quickly initiate the turn, and then progressively extend to shape the turn.

As we move back onto steeper ungroomed terrain, focus on the timing and intensity of your flexion to initiate the turn around a bump. The faster you flex down, the quicker the turn will come around. Extend to manage pressure and shape the turn.

Explore these movement patterns in different terrain to find where they’re most effective!

#learntosnowboard #tricktiptuesday #snowpros

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