Five Questions With - Sarah Hoefflin

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We're shooting another episode of 'Five Questions With' in the coming weeks and our latest guest will be Sarah Hoefflin. You probably know Sarah best as a comp skier, most notably from the top of the Olympic Podium. What you might not know is that she's also a first to last lift kinda woman who straight-up loves to ski. She filmed her first solo project this past season, a street top to bottom in the town of Leysin, Switzerland, and loves a ski touring adventure when she's back home in Chamonix. She's also a panaché connoisseur with a degree in physics of some sort... we're asking her your questions so maybe you can find out exactly what.

You all know the drill by now, the episode will consist of a whole bunch of bangers bundled with a small interview featuring five of your questions. So drop your questions below and we'll ask Sarah the best ones.

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Photo: Will Derrick​
 
How would you improve the sport of skiing, in terms of major competitions, like the Olympics or X Games?
 
Where's your favourite place to ski in Europe?

What gets you the most stoked on skiing?
 
You've been filming some urban - when is the edit/part coming out and what can we expect from it?
 
What was the after effect of that crash you had where you caught an edge when reverting after landing? The one with the reel and the “oh no” song. It looked brutal and looked like your binding flew off your ski.
 
Where do you see yourself in 5 years?

What are your greatest weaknesses?

Tell me about a challenge you faced at work, and how you overcame it.
 
Where do you want to go skiing in the future??

Have you thought about the Andes?? Here in Chile we would be very glad to receive you. ❤️??
 
What are some of the goals you had set for yourself a long way back? Like when you were just starting to really commit to the sport.

Ex. Did you always dream of winning certain medals, skiing at a specific level, were you always set on pursuing this specific discipline of skiing, etc.
 
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