2018-01-27 AST1 Course - Revision history

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	An opportunity to join an already scheduled Avalanche Safety course.		An opportunity to join an already scheduled Avalanche Safety course.
	* Saturday January 27 is classroom (location to be announced)		* Saturday January 27 is classroom (location to be announced)
-	* ~~either~~ Sunday January 14 will be the field day near Castle Mountain Resort.	+	* Sunday January 28 will be the field day near Castle Mountain Resort.
	Both days run from 08:30-16:30 (4:30 pm).		Both days run from 08:30-16:30 (4:30 pm).

Brett Wuth: /* Announcement */

2018-01-25T21:58:00Z

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		+	An opportunity to join an already scheduled Avalanche Safety course.
		+	* Saturday January 27 is classroom (location to be announced)
		+	* either Sunday January 14 will be the field day near Castle Mountain Resort.
		+	Both days run from 08:30-16:30 (4:30 pm).
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		+	You need to provide your own sled (snowmobile), avalanche transceiver (beacon), probe and shovel. Pincher SAR can lend transceivers if you're waiting for this course before buying one.
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		+	Do you venture out of bounds, off the trails or into the backcountry? An AST 1 is your place to start. You don't need any experience to take this course. It is a must for everyone recreating or travelling in the near or far backcountry.
		+	Everyone in your travel group should have this course.
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		+	This is the course where you'll learn how to recognize avalanche terrain and how to self rescue.
		+	The course is two days with both classroom and field components. What you will learn in an AST 1:
		+	* avalanche formation and release
		+	* identify avalanche terrain
		+	* the basics of trip planning
		+	* optimal use of tools and resources like the avalanche forecasts to mitigate your avalanche risk
		+	* use appropriate travel techniques in avalanche terrain
		+	* intro to companion rescue
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		+	Members of PCSAR and the CRG will have their course fees paid. A $50 deposit is required to hold your spot and will be refunded if you complete the course. Contact pcsar@castrov.cuug.ab.ca
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