Learn to Ski and Snowboard with PSIA-AASI Techniques

Professional Ski Instructors of America (PSIA) — American Association of Snowboard Instructors (AASI) Together we have designed training manuals focused on simulator-to-snow development. Now you can tap into a vast knowledge base of professional instructors and teach snowsports year-round.

Get better in skiing and snowboarding in 7 steps

1. Stance

The wrong ski stance

2. Snowboard stance

Snowboard stance difficulties

3. Edging

Difficulties with carving and edging

4. Edge Angle

Difficulties with edge angle in carved turns

5. Right muscles for the slope

Muscle pain after the slope

6. Torso Training

Beginner skier leaning back incorrectly

7. A-Framing

A-framing problem in skiing

Make Perfect Carved Turns Before Ever Stepping onto Snow

Learning parallel turns is an advanced technique that can take many years to learn outdoors. At SkyTechSport, we teach skiers and snowboarders from day one the proper stance, position, weight distribution and edge control, so they are ready to enjoy skiing on their first day on snow.

Face to Face

Standing in front of your student, it is easy to spot and correct even the slightest mistakes in real time.

Biomechanics and Technique

Students learn to use correct foot and leg movements to turn skis and snowboard, and link turns, from the very start.

Ski and Snowboard

You can switch between skis and snowboard in a couple of minutes.

Train With a Mirror

Add a mirror in front of the simulator to see yourself ski or ride in real time.

Powerful Stats

Real-time data from the simulator helps detect areas for improvement and expedite your progress.

Easily Accessible

A monoski platform is available for adaptive ski training and learning with an option to add a sit-ski.

Learn to ski and snowboard with PSIA-AASI training program

PSIA Ski Simulator Instructor Guide

Ready to Train?

Book a session at our Los Angeles showroom or contact us to learn more about simulator-based training.