Snowboard Courses
MEMBER SESSIONS
Take advantage of these training days offered to CASI members!
Member Sessions follow a couple of different formats:
- Member Sessions: Full-day training sessions catered to specific skills and topics. Examples include all-mountain freeriding, freestyle skills, women's sessions, and corridor training (perfect for Level 4 candidates!). Duration: full day (5 hours)
- QuickRide Update Member Sessions: Get the latest info on beginner teaching methods, using the QuickRide System, and some general riding improvement training. These sessions are offered to Snow Schools looking to update snowboard staff with some professional development info, as well as some riding improvement. These sessions are typically requested by snow schools or resorts via CASI Head Office. Session Duration: half-day (2.5 hours)
Member Session Topic Descriptions:
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Basic Freestyle Skills: Freestyle riding skill development in small and medium terrain park features. Suitable for those preparing for the Park 1 course and / or Level 3 Instructor course.
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All-Mountain Freeriding: Terrain and condition-specific riding improvement session based around the CASI technical model. Improvement will be catered to the group’s goals and current riding level, as well as the conditions on the day. Suitable for all members.
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Corridor Training: Corridor riding task practice, specific to the Level 4 Exam standards. Suitable for all members, but specific to Level 3 members training for the Level 4 course / exams.
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NEW FOR 2021-22! Toolbox Session: Full-day session that will improve the group’s knowledge of skill-development exercises and tools. Groups will explore the 5 riding skills, and practice exercises that are specific to each. Suitable for Level 1 members training for the Level 2 Instructor course.
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NEW FOR 2021-22! Carving Session: Carving-specific tactics and skill development. Suitable for all members.
Notes:
- Members are entitled to attend one free training session per season. Additional sessions are available for a fee of $60.
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Park 1 Course Guide
Do I have to be an Instructor first before taking the Park Instructor 1 course?
Yes, you'll need to be a minimum Level 1 instructor.
How good do I have to be to pass the Park course?
The Park Instructor Level 1 course is aimed at giving you tools to take students into the park for the first time safely. You won't be hitting the big lines, but will be focusing on basic skills on the small features, and improving your teaching skills. Check out the Park Instructor video and Course Guide for more info.
2021-2022 Snowboard Course Schedule
If you are looking for a Ski Instructor course please click here: Ski Instructor
The preliminary course and member session schedule is now live! Courses will be added as we confirm them with resorts so check back often for updates.
For more information about the course, please click on the title of the event to flip the course card to display meeting info and a description where applicable


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