
![]() [size=-1]Harald Harb | ![]() [size=-1]Diana Rogers |
| Harald Harb is President of Harb Ski Systems. Born in Austria, he moved to eastern Canada at an early age. Harald has World Cup racing experience with the Canadian National Ski Team, and later was the Overall Pro Champion on the Eastern Regional Circuit. He then started to coach racers and directed racing programs. Harald directed and coached programs that produced some of the USA's most successful National Team members and Olympic medallists. Harald achieved the highest credentails in both the USSA racing organization as a Master Coach and the PSIA Professional Ski Instructors of America as an Examiner and National Demo Team Member. After coaching for 20 years, Harald spent four years on the National Demonstration Team. Working with recreational skiers, he was convinced that current teaching systems needed improvement. Harald created the Primary Movements Teaching System™ (now known as Direct Parallel®) and the Harb Skier Alignment System™ so that skiers could learn to ski quickly and easily. | Diana Rogers is Vice-President of Harb Ski Systems. A former Aerospace Engineer specializing in airframe modifications and airflow analysis for a fleet of research aircraft, she now applies her technical expertise to producing Harb Ski Systems’ web site, camp structures and publications. She designs and lays out our books and manuals, and oversees their printing. She films the latest and upcoming videos, and is the designer and programmer of the Harb Ski Systems web site. She trains instructors at numerous ski schools in the PMTS Direct Parallel®, and has managed and operated Harb Skier Alignment Centers. As well, she is the sole partner in Harb Ski Sytems. A multi-year trainer of the Primary Movements Teaching System™ and Harb Skier Alignment System™, Diana's technical skills help bring Harb Ski Systems products to skiers |
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