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Park and Pipe Cert.

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kinz
Posts: 116 - Karma: 10
Has anyone taken the park and pipe instructors certification course in Canada.


Life is tough. Get over it!!!
Oct 21 2004 11:30AM
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cjgncjgn
Posts: 3023 - Karma: 21
im takin it this year on dec 29-31st at blue. anyone kno whose teaching this?
if ur takin it then hit me up at ghettopunkproductions@hotmail.com


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Oct 21 2004 9:01PM
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Chief_Blaze
Posts: 86 - Karma: 10
fuck were do we sign up for this course
Oct 21 2004 9:35PM
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powder99
Posts: 2761 - Karma: 12
hmm the canadian ski alliance eh? i kinda wish that freeskiing could start its own organization and have nothing to do with those Nazis

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BE YOURSELF
Oct 21 2004 9:36PM
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navigator
Posts: 377 - Karma: 17
instructors are fruit booting flamers. they're nothing more then glorified babysitters.
Oct 22 2004 2:26AM
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Smithy
Posts: 1887 - Karma: 12
hahah! but it is a good way to make money doing what you love to do. although i agree with it being a babysitting job, which is why i just could not do it.






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Oct 22 2004 7:45AM
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freestyler540
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hahaha,I got my level 1 in Canada.Now I get payed!
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-Why do stuff today when you can put off to tomorow?-Jecht
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All these questions you have never asked.
Oct 22 2004 7:50AM
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manus
Posts: 1427 - Karma: 10
I've been involved in the PSIA (US) park and Pipe accredidation, but having looked up all the info that CSIA has on it, I'm actually trying to find out if I can take the CSIA freestyle/freeride course when I'm not a member (but I am PSIA Level III, which is ISIA certified, recognizaed as equivalent to a CSIA level III).


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Oct 22 2004 10:22AM
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Justo8484
Posts: 3905 - Karma: 205
wheres the psia freeride certification this year? my mountain is pondering starting a freeride program for skiers this year, they have one for snowboarders already.
Oct 22 2004 10:29AM
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manus
Posts: 1427 - Karma: 10
PSIA-E tryied to get one going last year, there were only about 10 of us that got the first one, and there weren't enough people to continue with the other courses. Hopefully this year there will be a greater interest and we can get more than just the Basic Skills and Safety offered. It all depends on demand though. So far I know events are scheduled at Okemo and Mountain Creek, and I think Mt Snow possibly too.


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Oct 22 2004 11:29AM
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JFerg
Posts: 2440 - Karma: 62
yea i got mine last year at blue... its 3 days of dicking around. all you need to be able to do is a 3, some grabs, and small rails. there is nothing to it really.

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Oct 23 2004 10:14AM
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locus
Posts: 244 - Karma: 9
psia is clown shoes aka= waste of time and $money$





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SLAP... i'm rick james bitch
Oct 23 2004 10:22AM
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