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Success as a professional snowboarder

From the Youth Olympic Games to the US Opens

As a professional snowboarder, I was able to achieve my first international successes at the age of 15 - a podium finish at the 2012 Youth Olympic Games in Innsbruck marked the beginning of my sporting career. At the age of 17, I took part in the important Winter Olympics in Sochi in 2014 for the first time and immediately achieved an impressive fifth place. In the same year I also secured a podium place at the US Opens, the largest snowboard event in the world at the time, thereby confirming my place in the Halfpipe Olympus.

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Success as a professional snowboarder

As a professional snowboarder, I was able to achieve my first international successes at the age of 15 - a podium finish at the 2012 Youth Olympic Games in Innsbruck marked the beginning of my sporting career. At the age of 17, I took part in the important Winter Olympics in Sochi in 2014 for the first time and immediately achieved an impressive fifth place. In the same year I also secured a podium place at the US Opens, the largest snowboard event in the world at the time, thereby confirming my place in the Halfpipe Olympus.

Resilience – Why setbacks make us stronger!

Longer breaks due to injuries (torn cruciate ligaments, concussions and fractures) meant an end to my active sports career for a short time. During the long, lonely breaks due to injuries, I found my strength again and acquired new mental skills. Thanks to these experiences, I can cope better with setbacks and stressful situations and recover from them more quickly. I will give insights into how I have strengthened my resilience in difficult times. This emotional and motivating presentation is suitable for team and employee events when not everything goes as planned.

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