Please take a look at the BSSEF Training Video Series. We are developing this video series to provide a training tool for our coaches, and we hope it will also be fun for families to view the drills and exercises being taught by the coaches. Most of the kids are familiar with the drills so take the time to have them discuss the training with you as you review each drill. We'll being adding more drills as often as possible.
If you are a Starter, Assistant Starter, or Start Referee, you'll need to know how to set-up and use the Alge ASC2 start clock. It's pretty straightforward. Please watch the following video in order to get familiar with the basics. We will have the opportunity to do some hands-on training on the hill a bit later:
The BSSEF Freeride Team is bigger and better than ever this season. The program hits the slopes next Saturday, December 12th. If you aren't familiar with what's going on in the junior freeskiing world, check out the following clip from last year's JFT championships in Snowbird:
As you may have noticed, the USSA recently reorganized its web presence, as explained in the short video below.
The USSA.ORG site is basically a news portal for all of the sports that fly the USSA banner. However, rule-related information for officals can be found on the Resources page here.
The Member Tools that used to be accessible via a drop-down box on the home page at USSA.ORG are now accessible via MY.USSA.ORG, which is password-protected. This site offers access to member certifications, individual race histories, club rosters, race results, etc.
Most of us, most of the time, will probably use the MY.USSA.ORG web site.
