Ski

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Room to grow.

Skier in a low turn passing a blue race gate, with snow spraying from the skis
April 2026 · Super-G race

On snow

4Seasons on team
60+Days on snow per season
3Disciplines · SL / GS / SG
Time on snow

My ski journey

  1. A young skier stopped on a snowy slope.
    April 2019

    Where it began

  2. A skier smiling with both poles raised.
    December 2023

    Finding the joy

  3. A skier carving through a paneled training gate.
    July 2024

    Learning to train with purpose

  4. A skier airborne during jump training.
    May 2025

    Building confidence in the air

  5. A slalom skier contacting a gate during a carved turn.
    January 2026

    Working on rhythm

  6. A racer carving past a race gate.
    May 2026

    Putting training into practice

Current skiing

SL, GS, and Super-G

Different disciplines ask for different kinds of movement—from quick slalom rhythm to longer GS turns and commitment at speed.

Discipline

Slalom

Primary run
Quick rhythm and linked turns on snow.August 2026 · SL training
Video description

A current slalom training passage showing continuous gate-to-gate rhythm.

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Complementary view
Keeping the rhythm going through summer.June 2026 · Indoor SL
Video description

An indoor slalom passage begins after the opening background group has cleared and follows linked turns down the course.

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Discipline

Giant Slalom

Primary run
Longer turns and changing terrain.July 2026 · GS training
Video description

An outdoor giant-slalom training passage follows linked turns across changing terrain.

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Complementary view
Working on shape and consistency indoors.June 2026 · Indoor GS
Video description

An indoor giant-slalom training passage showing repeated turns through paneled gates.

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Discipline

Super-G

From snow to the studio

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