Dave and Angelo sit down with PSIA-AASI Alpine Team Members Bart Flynn and George Flynn for an engaging and insightful conversation that traces their journey through the sport of skiing. From their early years growing up in Vermont and skiing at Suicide Six, to their development as young ski racers and eventual paths to the National Alpine Team, they share the experiences that shaped them both on and off the snow.

The discussion dives into their perspectives on boots, skis, teaching, and the lifelong process of learning. Most compelling is their take on the difference between going to training simply to be trained versus training with intention — a mindset that challenges listeners to take ownership of their own growth and development. Their stories, humor, and hard-earned insights will inspire you to think differently about how you learn, how you teach, and how you continue to evolve in the sport.

Dave and Angelo sit down with PSIA-AASI Alpine Team Members Bart Flynn and George Flynn for an engaging and insightful conversation that traces their journey through the sport of skiing. From their early years growing up in Vermont and skiing at Suicide Six, to their development as young ski racers and eventual paths to the National Alpine Team, they share the experiences that shaped them both on and off the snow.

The discussion dives into their perspectives on boots, skis, teaching, and the lifelong process of learning. Most compelling is their take on the difference between going to training simply to be trained versus training with intention — a mindset that challenges listeners to take ownership of their own growth and development. Their stories, humor, and hard-earned insights will inspire you to think differently about how you learn, how you teach, and how you continue to evolve in the sport.

The Chaos and Co. Fellas dive into a dual rant exploring what lies beyond Level III performance—and what it truly means to ski and teach at a level higher than certification alone. Angelo and Dave unpack what they see as the missing pieces in continued professional development, along with the resources that help instructors keep learning and evolving.

They emphasize that deep technical knowledge is essential—it forms the foundation for sustained growth and high-level performance. The conversation also highlights the importance of building strong learning communities that foster shared knowledge, accountability, and progression.

A spirited and thought-provoking discussion that reminds us why it’s always worth listening when the Fellas climb onto the soapbox and let it fly.

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