Spoken languages

I speak good English I’ve learned it at high school and university, improved after various experiences abroad and interactions with native speakers. Even a little basic Russian, exclusively for what concerns the ski lesson.

Skiing for me:

I started skiing in 1989 at the age of 5, at Gressoney in Aosta Valley, later joining the ski club, where I immediately discovered and loved the racing world. This path, strengthened over the years by various coaches, to whom i’m still very grateful, was crowned in 2006 becoming ski instructor, and later coach. The passion for the mountains handed down to me by my grandfather, who has also brought me closer to the world of ski mountaineering and freeride. All these aspects have made skiing, for me, a moment in which I pull the plug from all thoughts, having fun in the middle of nature and savoring the freedom offered by the splendid setting of the Alps.

Why ski with me

My intent is to offer a wide view of the ski world, starting patiently from the first steps, winning their fears and dissolving certain prejudices, maturing in time enthusiasm and desire to overcome each other, setting each time new goals: the improvement and growth that will take place in this path will allow you to choose what will be the favorite ski discipline, from the track to the agony, to freeride and more. The end result will be a triumph for the learner, and his smile is my gratification.

Specialization

Alpine Skiing, Federal Coach, Spec. Ski School Director, Examiner Regional Commission for Ski Instructors Lombardia.

What I prefer

To transmit the passion for this fantastic sport not only to the youngest, but also to those who think it may be too late to start, because in reality it is never too late! I always hope to establish a relationship of mutual trust and friendship, educating the student to know how to manage on the track with confidence and mutual respect between skiers. I really like to dedicate myself to refinement, and trigger in the student that curiosity that can push him to try new experiences, such as the approach to the world of agony and, with a bit of spirit of adventure, also to that of freeride.