USSA hosts Powder Girls weekend Jan. 22-25

USSA once again is holding its all-women's fundraiser, "Powder Girls of Aspen," Jan 22-25. Enhance your skiing skills under the personalized instruction of three of the best female skiers in the sport: Picabo Street, Jonna Mendes and Donna Weinbrecht. This is an opportunity to improve your skiing ability, overcome fears, gain confidence, meet other women and have fun in an inspiring and comfortable environment. 

WHAT: USSA once again is holding its all-women's fundraiser, "Powder Girls of Aspen," Jan 22-25. Enhance your skiing skills under the personalized instruction of three of the best female skiers in the sport: Picabo Street, Jonna Mendes and Donna Weinbrecht. This is an opportunity to improve your skiing ability, overcome fears, gain confidence, meet other women and have fun in an inspiring and comfortable environment.

WHEN: January 22-25, 2009

WHERE: Aspen, Colorado
 
WHO: In order to provide individual instruction and to give an intimate and personalized experience, the capacity for the clinic will be 30 women which will be broken into three groups of similar ability levels. Space is limited so please reserve your spot now.

Powder Girls of Aspen clinic includes:
•    3-day lift ticket
•    2 days of personalized ski instruction from U.S. Ski Team alumni
•    Fresh tracks at Aspen Mountain
•    Lunch daily
•    Aprés-ski parties   
•    Invitations to cocktail receptions and dinners
•    Intimate interaction with Women’s Alpine team athletes and coaches
•    Yoga classes
•    Special Powder Girls of Aspen gift bag

Minimum donation of $5,000 per participant. This contribution provides the young women and men of the U.S. Ski Team and U.S. Snowboarding with the best possible training, equipment, and coaching to compete at a World Class level as we prepare for the upcoming seasons and ultimately for the 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver, Canada.

For questions or to reserve your space, please contact Lisa Kramer at the U.S. Ski and Snowboard Team Foundation (773) 636.0482 or lkramer@ussa.org.