Lorne has over 20 Sports Specific qualifications:

  • EDUCATION
    • BA in Learning Psychology
    • BSW
  • CERTIFICATIONS
    • ICP Certification (formerly IISA - International Inline Skating Association)
      • Lorne was the first Instructor in the world to achieve 8 Inline skating certifications:
        • Levels 1 & 2 Instructor’s courses
        • Instructor Examiner
        • Masters/Level 3
          • Racing Coach
          • Fitness Skating Coach
          • Roller-Dance Freestyle Instructor
          • Skate-2-Ski Instructor
          • Euro Level 3 Instructor Course
        • 'SnowSkate' Instructor and Examiner Qualification
    • CSIA (Canadian Ski Instructor Alliance)
      • Levels 1, 2, & 3, Bump Module & Course Conductor courses
    • CSCF (Canadian Ski Coaching Federation)
      • Level 1 Ski Racing Coach
    • CANSI (Canadian Association of Nordic Ski Instructors)
      • Level 1 & 2 Instructor
    • NSP (National Skate Patrol) & NSP Trainer (1995 - 2002)
    • CASI (Canadian Association of Snowboard Instructors)
      • Levels 1, 2, & Examiner
  • COURSES
    • Snowboard School Session Trainer for Sno-Board Instructors (Cypress Bowl ’97)
    • NCCP (National Canadian Coaching Program)
      • Level 1
    • BCRPA (BC Recreation & Parks Assocation) Fitness Theory
    • LEKI Nordic Pole Walking Instructor Course Graduate & Course Conductor
      • Leki recruited Outdoor Education Instructors (eg. Ski Instructors with Poling expertise & Inline Skating Instructors with Arm Swing & Striding expertise)
    • Completed many Adult Education Train-the-Trainer courses
  • PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
    • SKATE IA (Skate Instructor Association)
    • USSG-United Skate School Group member
    • SES (Skating Education Specialist)

Beware of persons fraudulently presenting themselves as Inline Skating Instructors!
To become certified, instructors must take training in the most contemporary and safest teaching methods/inline skating techniques.  They must also pass exams for both their blading and teaching ability (through either the Skate Instructor’s Association - SKATE IA, United Skate Schools Group-USSG, or the International Inline Skating Association-IISA) and must maintain their accreditation through training upgrades.  Inline Skaters considering becoming future instructors are encouraged to take pre-course lessons from Senior Certified Instructors prior to taking their formal Instructor.

To find a list of the world’s currently certified instructors, look up www.skateia.org or www.iisa.org.  For further instructor references talk to your local Inline Skate Shops.

 

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