What does ASI mean in SKIING

Adult Ski Improvement (ASI) is a program designed for adults who are looking to improve their skiing skills. ASI focuses on teaching proper technique to maximize skiing success while still having fun. The program is designed to be accessible for all levels of skiing ability, from novice to expert.

ASI is ideal for adults interested in improving their skiing skills, honing technique, and enjoying the slopes. Whether one is an occasional skier or an experienced winter sports enthusiast, participants will gain valuable knowledge that they can use on the mountainside.

No, there is no age requirement to join the Adult Ski Improvement program. All adults 18 and older are welcome and encouraged to participate!

Registration typically opens six weeks prior to each class session. Visit our website and click "Sign Up" at the top right corner of the page. From here you'll be prompted with further instructions on how to register for classes and events.

Courses offered by ASI are generally divided into two-day sessions or four-hour sessions depending on the specific level of instruction required. Each ski improvement course will include elements of skiing technique, terrain awareness, equipment use, safety advice and more.

Participants are allowed to bring their own ski gear if they have it; however, rental gear may also be used with rates at $25/day or $50/weekend for performance rentals including boots, bindings and skis with poles. Helmets must be worn during all classes and can be rented as well at no extra cost for those who don’t own one.

Yes! Our instructors have extensive experience teaching all levels of ski courses including beginner through advanced levels of instruction giving each participant customized lessons that focus on his or her individual needs.

There is not a physical fitness requirement per se; however those interested in participating should remember that skiing does require increased physical activity which can cause fatigue if one isn’t prepared! To maximize your enjoyment we recommend doing some light exercise before arriving on the slopes such as running or yoga.

While Adults are encouraged to bring children along when possible it’s important that each adult maintain sole responsibility over his or her child during class times so that instructors can best focus their attention on providing quality instruction without interruption or distractions.