Leading From The Front Of The Group

Strategies for Successful Lessons

You’ve taken the CASI courses, learned about the skills, the drills, the “A’s” and the “I’s”. The funny part is so much of what we do in a successful (or unsuccessful) lesson comes down to the oth

The Mountain as a Playground

A Technical Tip by Yukiko Kawada

Riding in harmony with the terrain, and using the whole mountain as a playground is the ultimate goal for many riders. When this is working, the rider receives information from the environment (snow conditions, type of slope, etc.) to determine h

CASI On Parliament Hill

On February 28th 2018, CASI was recognized and honoured on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, when our Prime Minister, the Right Honourable Justin Trudeau, most graciously accepted an Honourary Level 4 status and a Lifetime membership in our Association, granted to him by the Board of Directors of CASI.

A Selfless Gesture...

Recently a pretty amazing gesture was made by one of our long-time members...

Paul Faubert has been a CASI member since the mid-90’s. We worked together at Lake Louise for a few seasons, until Paul moved on and started a job and family in the early 2000’s. A few years ago, we were tal