AWSA South Central Region

AWSA South Central Region

Krista Llewellyn takes to the water for a trick ride at San Marcos River Ranch TX. Find out more about Trick Skiing.

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Ali Grathwohl shows her tricks abilities.

Ali Grathwohl shows her trick skiing abilities at the recent Junior Development tournament in Martindale Texas.

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Our Mission is to grow, promote and celebrate the sport of competitive 3-event water skiing in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana and Mississippi,.....

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Slalom Water skiing Slalom

Everyone who has ever thrown up a wall of water with a single ski has dreamed of sweeping around the buoys in a slalom course. But there’s a lot more to competitive slalom skiing than big spray and getting your shoulder close to the water!

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Slalom Water skiing Trick AKA Shortboarding

Gymnastics behind a boat Twists. Spins. Even flips. Like a gymnast on the water, trick skiers combine cat-like agility with Herculean strength to perform as many different ticks as possible in two 20-second passes.

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Slalom Water skiing Jumping

What goes up must come down. Looking at it from the shoreline, the ski ramp looks like a harmless, gentle incline. But approaching it on a pair of skis, it looks more like a wall. You swallow hard, because once you hit it…

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Overal Overall

Overall skiing is the combination of the three events, slalom, trick and jump.  Often compared to the decathlon in track/field athletics or the combined in snow skiing, overall waterskiing is a horse race that takes a special discipline and toll on skiing athletes.  Always a crowd favorite!

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AWSA National Senior Judges and Scorers Clinic

AWSA National Senior Judges and Scorers Clinic
Olympic Training Center, Colorado Springs, CO
Feb. 10-12, 2012

January 5, 2012

TO: AWSA Regular and Senior Judges and Scorers

Gordon Hall ( This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it )

The American Water Ski Association will host its 2012 National Senior Judges and Scorers Clinic, Feb. 10-12, at the Olympic Training Center in Colorado Springs, Colorado (USOTC Web site).

Registration is open to both regular and senior rated judges and scorers with senior rated officials having first preference. Regular judges and scorers may also attend if space is available.

ACCOMMODATIONS: On-site accommodations are available for $45/night per person. Reservation deadline is February 1, 2011. All on complex participants will have unlimited access to the Olympic Training Center (OTC) dining hall. Participants are responsible for their own transportation to and from the OTC.

SCHEDULE:

  • Friday, February 10 (7 p.m. - 10 p.m.)
  • Saturday, February 11 (8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.)
  • Sunday, February 12 (8:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.)

REGISTRATION:

  • Clinic Registration Fee - $50 (payable to the American Water Ski Association)
  • Registration Deadline - Registration is limited to the first 35 participants so reserve your spot soon! Registration is open to both regular and senior rated judges and scorers with senior rated officials having first preference. Regular judges and scorers may also attend if space is available. For more information and to register, click here (PDF). Send completed registration form with payment by Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2012 to:

Gene Davis

Attention: Senior Clinic

2915 NW 23rd Ter

Gainesville, FL 32605-2861

TOPICS: The clinic is an intensive course for senior judges and scorers. Just check out these timely topics and presenters:

“What Every Senior Official should know about Speed Control”Discover the intricacies of Zero Off speed control with instructor and pro skier Freddy Krueger. With an understanding of how the internal programs and parameters work, you’ll be much better prepared to handle all situations. Find out how all of the various settings work together, common problems, reride situations, and how to deal with skiers that insist on improper settings. This session is always highly praised.

“Becoming Better Trick Judges”Alex Lauretano and Jeff Smith will lead sessions on trick calling, with a focus on how individual tricks are taught and performed, cues about whether they would be performed correctly, and common mistakes. Lots of video analysis, both trick by trick, as well as complete runs.

“Technical issues in Judging and Scoring” – led by Dave Clark, Dave will discuss timely and interesting issues, with a breadth of knowledge spanning virtually every aspect of the sport.

“Just For Scorers” – led by Laura Johnson, Laura will present an intensive program for scorers.

 

 

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