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Ambassador & Olympic Champion

WALTER WALLBERG

With Olympic gold, World Cup victories and years on the international mogul skiing circuit, Walter Wallberg has established himself as one of the world's leading mogul skiers. Through speed, precision and explosive power, he has reached the top of the sport – but his motivation has always been about more than medals and results.

QUICK FACTS

Nickname: Walle

Year of brith: 2000

Place of birth: Bollnäs, Sweden

Discipline: Moguls

Fun fact: At one point, he could recite 1,000 digits of pi from memory.

Instagram: @walterwallberg

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“YOU CAN GO MUCH FURTHER THAN YOU THINK IF YOU DARE TO BELIEVE IN IT AND WORK HARD FOR IT.”

WALTER WALLBERG — OLYMPIC GOLD MEDALIST

For Walter, mogul skiing is one of the most complete forms of skiing. The combination of technique, speed, jumps and precision is what continues to motivate him year after year.

”You've got the technical side, the jumps, and then you have to ski as fast as possible,” Walter says. “That's what makes mogul skiing so amazing.”

Over the years, skiing has shaped him not only as an athlete but also as a person.

“Skiing has taught me to challenge myself and that growth isn't always linear,” he says. “There are constant setbacks, and you have to keep finding new ways to improve.”

A big part of that is having the confidence to trust your own ability.

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Being able to stand at the top of the course feeling both nervous and excited, while trusting the preparation and hard work behind every run, is an essential part of the sport.

“You can go much further than you think if you believe in yourself and are willing to work hard for it.” 

Despite his commitment to competing at the highest level, it's still the feeling of skiing itself that means the most. Those few seconds when everything comes together and months of hard work pay off.

“When everything clicks in a run, it's a feeling like no other,” Walter says. “You're exhausted, but filled with adrenaline and joy. You simply can't help but smile in those moments.”

When it comes to ski clothing, Walter looks for the same balance – comfort, style and functionality in all conditions.

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WALTER'S INSTAGRAM

@walterwallberg