lelo 寫:norman 兄也不過在上課時曾被 instructor 指派到 level 5 而已(比我多三倍天數,只多一級),這種事要聽 norman 兄的,不如自己看書 ...
你確定我們只差一級而已嗎?:face (3):
不知你的計算是什麼算的,目前我也只滑54天而已,好像也才達2.5倍而已。:face (334):
澳洲跟紐西蘭是用同一個等級表。我很確定澳洲只分六級的課程而已。
NZSIA六級版
SKI ABILITY GUIDE
Beginners Level 1:
First time skier. You’ve never skied before.
Goal:Make a controlled stop and basic turn.
Novice Level 2:
You can stop in a wedge and make basic turns.
Goal:Gain confidence on learner lifts an easy green runs, link turns with control and with rhythm.
Intermediate Level 3a:
You make linked wedge turns with comfortable speed control on all green runs/learner lifts.
Goal:Match your skis to parallel at the end of each turn. Gain confidence on lifts and green trail.
Intermediate Level 3b:
You match your skis to parallel from the middle of your turn. Ski with confidence on all green/easy blue trails.
Goal:Ski blue runs with confidence, match skis to parallel for most turns.
Intermediate Level 4:
You ski blue runs confidently and match skis to parallel very early in the turn.
Goal:You make round and controlled parallel turns and may use a pole plant. Ski steeper blue trails with confidence.
Advanced Level 5:
You make strong turns on all steep blue runs with confidence, speed control and use a pole plant.
Goal:Make dynamic carving turns .long and short dynamic turns with pole plant, in easy bumps, groomed black runs.
Advanced Level 6 – mountain challenge:
You make dynamic, caving turns on black runs. You ski with control off – piste and in easy bumps.
Goal:Ski with precise technique and form in all conditions and terrain. Ski more dynamically with less effort. Feel yourself become a true”expert”.
PSIA九級版
USA Professional Ski Instructors of America (PSIA) Skill Levels
Here's a brief definition of the 9 levels used by PSIA. Check out at level you are at.
Level 1: First time on skis.
Level 2: Has spent a few hours on the slopes and can ski in a cautious wedge on the easiest terrain; can link basic wedge turns.
Level 3: Skis with a solid wedge, turns on easier green terrain.
Level 4: Skis on all green trails confidently with wedge turns or beginning wedge christie turns (beginning turn in a wedge but ending with skis parallel).
Level 5: Skis wedge-christie turns on easier blue terrain.
Level 6: Skis beginning parallel turns on green terrain and advanced wedge christie turns on blue terrain.
Level 7: Skis in a comfortable open stance parallel on all blue and less challenging, groomed black terrain. Can skis easy blue bumps maintaining rhythm and speed control.
Level 8: Skis short and long dynamic parallel turns on green, blue, and easier black terrain, while skiing more open stance parallel turns on harder and double black slopes. Can ski in the fall line in blue and less challenging black bumps. Skis with confidence in light powder, but still has trouble in heavy, wet or crusted snow.
Level 9: Is proficient in all kinds of skiing at dynamic speeds.
The USA system has limited dynamic range near the end of the scale and designed to make you feel good. Here is the British system but I don't know whether it is official.