What if you could change all the rules?
That was a theme for Breck Trainer Training this week.
Retinal Scanners, TAGR (Thought-Adjustable Gravity Regulators) with VAK plug-in (Visual Auditory Kinestetic), COPs ((Conveyer of Pillows (drops) and Conveyer of Pipe (Endless pipe)), LPAs - Learning Preference Adjuster, Orgasmitron suits (instant feedback), "Powderoy" (adjust depth of snow with the skis and boards sliding on a perfectly groomed surface, and GUT Goggles were all conceived, and explained. We even created the perfect run and mountain the "BUFLET" Breckenridge Ultimate Family Learning Experience Trail, viewable from the EverSun Deck with integrated UV protector.
What if...
You could ski with your family and everybody could have their own optimal experience. Adjust gravity, pitch, snow conditions, weather conditions and surroundings. Ski with your friends and family and see them at all times (only if you wish).
Science fiction - yeah probably.
But perception many times defines our reality. One person's death-defying run of glory is another persons intermediate groomer. How can the instructor create these alternate realities? What becomes our role as professional instructors. How do we share these "supernatural" powers with our 550 instructors at Breckenridge? These were all questions asked, and considered. How can we affect such change as a band of 50 trainers?
Every morning Breckenridge instructors, as well as thousands of instructors worldwide, have the opportunity for training. To not only improve their skiing and riding, but to also take what they have learned, and share the passion with an individual or group of ski and ride students.
What if...
a skier or rider could see, feel, and experience the mountain the way the pro does? How fast could learning take place. Instant feedback. Understanding when one is doing it well, the instant it happens. The power of an affirmative response the instant it takes place.
The power of quality instruction, and of quality learning.
Thought-Adjustable Gravity Regulators don't yet exist. But the ability to perceive gravity in a different way. That adjusts every time you slide on snow.
For more ideas on this subject (on and off snow), check out www.thesecret.tv , and come back to MySnowPro.com for the inside scoop!
Thank you to our facilitorators Christina, Tommy, and Nina.
Keep looking for the pro of your dreams,
Jon