Training Sales

DAVID ROSEN

**** ******** **, **** ****, UT ***** C: 603-***-****

******@*******.***

Executive Summary

Motivated, hard working individual looking for new opportunites to learn,

grow and help. Ready to hop on board with any projects, I'm a great team

player but have no problem grinding out difficult tasks myself.

Professional Experience

Summit Ski Team - Park City, UT

Ski team race coach & Director of Ski Meisters (big Mt. team of Summit)

Inspiring young athletes to work hard have fun progress and push them

selves. Spreading the overall stoke of the sport.

* free skiing/ gate training, Park, Big Mt.

* races

* summer dry land training and conditioning

Dec 2008 to Current

Surefoot - Park City, UT

Sales / Repairs

*Building/ milling orthotics, foam injecting liners. sales and any boot

repairs.

*was ranked 7th in the world in Orthotic add on sales for the company.

Nov 2006 to Current

Key Holder

Kearsarge Party Rentals - Concord,NH

foreman/ laborer 2004-2008

*delivering, setting up and taking down of weddings, graduations and other

big events.

Fischer Skis - Concord, NH

*Worked in the warehouse unloaded skis and also help with mounting the demo

skis we sent out.

(summer work)

May 1998 to Aug 2001

Education

High School Diploma, High School

New Hampton School - New Hampton, NH

Attended NHS from 1998-2002

*Junior Class President

* Ski team captain

* Varsity football (NEW ENGLAND Class A champs) baseball, and Skiing

* also involved with Amnesty International

College

Endicott College - Beverly, MA

Sports management 2002-2004

Attended for two years and Started on the football team, but decided to

transfer up to Husson

in Bangor, ME. After I got mono and was cut from the team. I wanted a fresh

start where I could ski in and play football.

Husson College - Bangor, ME

Business: 2004-2005

While attending Husson and playing football, My dad became sick with

cancer, i came back to

NH to be with the family. while at home i decided to get my foot in the

door for a move out

west. I became PSIA certified and came out to park city after my dad

passed. Skiing was and

is my true love.

Utah Valley University - Heber, UT

Business: current

Core Qualifications

*Professional Ski Instructor of America,

*Park and Pipe certified.

*AVI level 1

Sponsors of mine include:

Skilogik skis

Zeal Optics

Free the powder gloves

Surefoot

I'm a Big Mt. skier with a race background bringing the park style airs to

the unnatural terrain/ backcountry. I work one on one with a videotographer

Chris Morgan and have been doing media work for all the companies above as

well as. Powder Mountain, Snowbasin, ABS bags. and have a few projects

lined up.

Im also in contact with Kellogg's and Red Bull about starting a new event

for our youth called (Shredded Mini Wheat Series) a toned down redbull cold

rush/ burton stash park toned down for 8-14 year olds i can fill you in

more on all of it at the bottom Ill include just the rough draft outline on

the program I hope to bring to the UOP next winter.

Im Currently working with Matt Twerllinger on a winter All Mt. free ride

team. I have a race background. and plenty of avi training. Although I have

plenty of experience in the park Id like to widen my knowledge of teaching

skills and anything else i can pick up see how my team will cover all areas

of skiing. skier cross, slope style, big Mt. racing, freestyle. So please

put me to work and fill my brain this summer. I promise i will be a great

addition to your team thanks Dave Rosen.

OUTLINE/NOTES/ROUGH DRAFT

* A new vision, a new quest; the ultimate skier experience.

All mountain free ride team.- built around camaraderie and

spreading the stoke of the sport, while being able to experience all

aspects of the sport creating the overall best skier as an athlete, a

thinker (decision maker) and capable, diverse, confident, comfortable

skier. We want to make great people first, great skiers will follow. We

work hard and play hard. We learn to over come fear. None of the

participation is mandatory, but an I can attitude can go along way. It

builds trust, creating bonds, making a team that is bigger than anyone on

it. It naturally create those in the group who are extremely proud to be

part of it. Encouragement and trust, not fear and pressure. Letting kids

learn, share experiences and develop skills that will not only help them as

a skier, but help them see what areas they want to excel in most down the

road. (I feel offering a team that a kid and family can stay in 7 years or

decide after a year or 2 the focus on one specific area of skiing is of

best interest).

Ages 8-14, composed of 2 groups. The older group 11-14, and younger

8-11. One group Saturday and one group Sunday, both coached by me. The

focus of training would change every few weeks with the opportunity to try

an event of the specified training such as skier cross training with the

option of a skier cross open invite comp to try in sun valley Idaho. (being

an all mountain free ski team) comps are not mandatory and a coach will

stay in town for those that do not wish or can not compete but

opportunities will be there.) I want to open the floor to the families and

have input on comps. I want to accommodate as much as possible. I have a

great relationship with a lot of the parents that would be putting trust in

my program succeeding. I want them to know I'm listening.) I'd like to be

a coach for the child athlete, but in a program revolving around the

family.

We would not strictly focus on the specified training but would always

continue working on a variety of things. These include hands, body, feet

and arm positioning, pole plants, edge set drills, completing nice carved

turns. using correct speeds while hitting jumps, and only getting air with

features offering safe landings. I encourage always being safe and that

it's okay to push your limits and take calculated risks from time to time

while in the right environments.

We are first and foremost about having fun. We are a family oriented team

and a powder day always trumps specific training. Winter camps will be

available for any vacation time off of school. we will focus on ski cross,

big Mt., slope style, racing, and free style.(nordic jumping and x-country

skiing will also take part in training.) We can spend more times on the

areas we decide to. We will also have introduction to backcountry and get a

chance to hike and discuss snow pack layers, different types of slides and

learn about digging pits and why they are important. We can do this

inbounds. We are full of great opportunities. Mornings can start at the

UOP we can stretch and then have the hill all to ourselves, skier cross, or

nordic jumps, or freestyle, slope style and gate training are all at our

finger tips. A good warm up and stretch and a few hours at the UOP we could

then go to either Canyons Mt. or Park City Mt. for the remainder of the day

and or meet back at UOP 8am-4pm .

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