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Show INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION • " ",' .... :so ( ( 7. /t>--t- .. S \: , , • ", .:'... j'. ~ 1"'\ ~ ......... !~ r) .r ~, ,r-. ~ 1'; i\ ~ rr-t /'\ \': r' .... ~~\w ~ ~~""~~~~~"~ ~ ~~ ..... 'w .., ' ..... "i ,-;0 "":-. ... ~ .?"'iF '11 ~ ........ ,.-.. .. N '_<fitti .... ' ... / ' ... ~ .. ~ .\Jt.~' ""', ,.,.--. ': ,:~, , .... "1r- . '~\, .,-""~ (~.:~ '.., It '""*"t .... J~ ':iW~~~,,*, M "'" lit',. EdW(YL J. Pond AdmivU--6:tAa:t,i,ve V,tc..e PfLe..6,tdevd 72:3 4 Jonathan C-irc Ie Salt Lake City~ Utah 84121 Phone: (801) 278-0562 CENSUS April 30, April 25, 1973 1974 Fully Certified 212 242 Associate Certified 364 397 Registered 113 75 Retired 11 18 Honorary 5 5 Total 705 737 \. ! ! ;fF H'K ~Ay#7J ir shfAIeT AND NiT ..,-"', • • I J:.s:c.rl C~/NI/~ Hr Jot. _ 4' -re-,f til U.s '6/!:uY\E FUN N£~ 7A'iN~~ !! . ~~ -:aaT ~/M -T/I,fU, -r#" S'~;I~ a.M its }IF DlbNT' S'HARPrN'tlP AT --rNH' S::z ~~;Ni" ~ f \ / • I :rp iii DIP. . A774"'#'/:) '7?/~~:r~ c~/Ni~... s $0 OkR C~A$.sr$ 4)/~.I. 84' M~Rr ~Ulv'" 41r;~ Q~ «:.. ~ ~~ . . ' ..... '-.-' ~ ........... --........ INTERMOUNTAIN SKI INSTRUCTORS ASSOCIATION CLINICS PROGBAJJ 1974-1975 TO, Board of Directors, ISlA FROM, Clinics Committee SUBJECT, 1974-75 Clinics Program The ISlA Clinics Committee has outlined an imaginative program of clinics for the 1974-75 ski season which we submit for your approval. We solicit your suggestions that the rrogram can be as refined and praotical as possible • . ,1 J "\:, j',.!.JL1 ; The purpose of these clinics is to provide to al~ members of this association the means by which they can increase their skill and knowledge of contemporary skiing and teaching. Subject matter treated will include methodology, theory, demonstrations, and free skiing, with emphasis on having fun. '£he Clinics Committee has scheduled three formal educational clinics which will be open to all members of the association for a pre-registration fee of five dollars for each clinic that the instructor desires to attend. Late registration at the clinics will be for seven dollars. One additional clinic will be open to the association membership for a five dollar pre-registration fee. That being a free style clinic to be held during the month of March, and will deal solely with free style skiing, break down and teaching of the maneuvers. The committee will also entertain a limited number of requests from individual ski schools for clinics after the conclusion of the three scheduled association clinics. These clinics will be complimentary to all who attend as long as the host area will comp lift tickets to the visiting instructors and participants. In-as-much-as it is not the policy of the ISlA Clinics Committee to operate at a profit, this "Free Clinics" program will continue until clinics funds are exhausted, after which clinic requests will be honored on a fee basis. In order to initiate this program and make it run successfully, a force of willing clinic instructors will have to be created who will be available on call. This pool of instructors should include all examiners, the demo team, technical and certification committee members as well as other experienced instructors. Clinic instructors will be paid one half the normal examiners pay and travel expense for travel over 100 miles, for the three I3lA general clinics. Compensation for teaching all day clinics will be the same as that for examining. -2- In an effort to obtain needed feedback, as well as to assist in the huilding of 8. pool of competent clinic instructors, clinic participants will be requested to fill out a critique sh~et simllar to that used in the certification pro3ram. It is necessary that a central clearing house for clinic r""Tuests b~ et>tablished so the program can be coordinated and run smoothly. Therefore, all requests for any tyre of clinic :L~() ~'h()u1d be directed to Mr. Bob Parker, Malad, Idaho, 83252. n~v.~').. ~ot' ~ The ISlA Clinics Committee feels that the clinics progrAm planned for the coming ski season is one which all association members can be proud of. The programs success, however, will b,.. det"'rmined by the number of experienced instructors who will give of their time and knowledge. rhe committee further hopes that a strong and active clinics program will become a permanent part of the certification program in I~IA. Respectfully, Bob Parker Gene Paliler Duane Vigos ISlA CLINICS COM~ITTEE Rr'P/df ADVERTISING (Oct. 15th) fit Eye Catcher!: B. Comrlete ad on whole clinic program a 1. Instructors for clinics will include members of demonstration team. technical committee, certification committee, exarriners. and other experienced instructors. 2. Pre-registration fee $5.00 per clinic - Late registration = $7.00 per clinic. Savefre- register. Registration includes lift passes. 3. The clinics program is part of the certification Rervices offered by your association. It is designed to help you in your efforts to achieve certification and excellence by providing the means through which you may improve your knowledge and skill. 4. You must be a registed member of I.S.I.A. to attend the clinics. See your ski school director for registration information. ISlA membership forms will be available at the clinics. 5. Clinic pre-registration form. EARLy NOV~M.bEH Pre-registration forms available at exam clinic and ski school directors meeting. PRIOH TO CLINICS. Call ski school directors in clinic area. Rema1ning clinic times, places, etc., in subsequent newletters. CLINIC PRE-REGISTRATION FORM PleAse pre-register me for the following clinicsl Check C<J [=:1 [~ [------, My Nan:e (Late registration fee % $7.00 per clinic) lSlA Central Clinic - Nordic Valley - 6.)0 P.M. Wednesdays l"" Dec. 4. 11, & 18 $5.00 ISlA Southern C11nic - Park C1ty - 6.)0 P.M. rhursdays - Jan. 2, 9, & 16 $5.00 ISlA Northern Clinic - Kelly Canyon - 61)0 P.M. Thursdays - Jan. 23. 30, & Feb. 6 $5.00 ISlA Freestyle Clinic - Beaver Mountain - 8:00 _.. ... i';. - All day Saturday - March 22 15.00 (Make check payable to ISlA) TOTAL My Address My thone C~at1onl Reg Assoc Mail To. Mr. Bob Parker, Malad, Idaho 83252 Amount ._- Full SAMPLE LET'l'~a '1'0 CLINIC INS'fRUCTORS Dear The Clinics Committee must create a pool of experienced instructors to teach in the ISlA clinics. If you desire to share your knowledge and experience to better our assoc1- ation, please fill out the enclosed card and forward it to the Clinics Co~mittee by Nov. 15. A clinic instructors seminar w11l be conducted at Br1ghton on Saturday, November 23. Its purpose is to ensure that the goals of the clinics and certification committees will be understood qnd met by the instructors. It 1s most important if you desire to teach in any of the clinics that you attend the sem1nar. We will spend some time on the snow, so bring your boards, etc. Lift pass~s will be provided by Brighton Sk1 Area. Thank you in advance for your efforts. The C11nics Committee / I Intermountain Ski Instructors Association CLINIC CRITIQUE J;y j.:'_:r.;::ose for 8_ttending this clinic was tOI r ..J frepare for a certification examination I I Improve my teaching methods generally I I IUlprove my free skiing r= j Other: The cl irlic helped me accomplish my purpose I Very Well Not too well l,o/ell I Not at all freparation and organization by the clin1c staff appeared to bel Very good I Fair [ Good Poor Please rate your instructor according to his performance. My first night instructor was 1. His interest and desire to help me improve my instructing skills was - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2. His knowledge of contemporary skiing and teach1ng 1s - - - - 3. His ability to convey that knowledge to the class was - - - - 4. His ski1ng skill as a c11nic instructor is - - - - - - - - - 5. His clinic class hand11ng was - (Name) Excellent Good Fair Poor o o o CJ r=J DO D c::J 0 I Yes LJ No 6. Did he ski according to the pr1nciples he taught -2- rf;y seclnd night instru ctor wa.s Excellent 1. His int~rest and desire to help me imurove my teaching skills waR - - - - - - - - - - - - - - " His knowledge of contemporary ~kilng and teaching is - - - - 3. ~is ability to convey that know~~ edp-8 to the clASS was - - - - 4. His skiing skill as a clinic instructor is - - - - - - - - - 5. his clinic class handling was - - -- (Name) Good - - 6. Did he ski according to the principles he taught My third night instructor was 1. His interest and desire to help me improve my teaching skills was - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2. His knowledge of contemporary skiing and teaching is - - - - Excellent 3. His ability to convey that knowledge to the class was - - - - 4. His skiing sk1ll as a clinic instructor 1. - - - - - - - - - 5. His clinic class hand11ng was - (Name) (lood - 6. Did he ski according to the principles he taught Fair Poor - - --- - -- Yes No - Fair Poor - - - - - Yes No - We welcome your comments and suggestions to improve the ISlA Clinics, Thank you, Bob Parker Gene Palmer Duane Vigos ISlA CLI~ICS COMMITTEE I evA/vr To I3E /IV~-r R ttCI (71C 4/1te-N vt,PI <::::::> to) ~ ~ ~ ~ IsIA U/N/~~ PA/O t1=F!! IM SI(;I/v~ F -rg-A~II;IV& --D 1/ 13 J;i-rT" U-Je TN !III -~.r t/ ;: "'- .. :r a.JA I'J-( Ie; :5*;' J d S I ~ i k "'- .AA Y JN$/Ii'tt ff()~ D()J:-S I F?(NN~r$1 etAs...s u,;c- ~w-t/k-/? /~ 0 / CV~- ~k,,;eN~-D /I ,(c:;, -roe; / SUGGESTED CALENDAR (1974 - 75) OLe. 7-8 ~V@tllheI t!t -15""- Examiners Clinic January 3 Friday Brighton January 24 Friday Snowbasin February 14 Friday Beaver March 7 Friday Park City March 21 Friday Jackson April 11 Friday Snowbird April 25 Friday Alta |
