upside down #1
Trying to get my axis straight. Never really works. The fun of flying. #summer #postconcussion
Category Archives: training
Girls Day Out
The first real drops every year keep beeing exciting. The first time actually jumping heights, where it could be quite dangerous to have rocks in the landing. The adrenaline during […]
Early Season Euphority
Every year it’s the same story, the happiness is overwhelming and totally ridiculous. Packing the car at 5 am in the morning makes me happy, driving through the night makes […]
Bounce – Challenges in Summer #3
I’m incredible thankful for all those long Summer days spent at the Trampoline of the AFSA Freestyle Waterramp in Vienna together with the super motivating Claudia Klobasa. I wasn’t ashamed […]
Challenges in Summer #2 – Hiking
Another freetime-fun-kind-of-training-but-not-really post. BUT I think hiking is a great preparation for winter, not only because of the obvious good impact to the training state of the legs, but also […]
Challenges in Summer #1 – River surfing
Summertime – the weather is easy. To be honest: Most of the time it’s too hot for me, that’s why I’m incredible thankful, that this summer we have a lot […]
A road trip to the west of Austria – searching for the powder at the end of the old year
This is a hard winter. Maybe those climatic circumstances are not even worth calling winter. Most of the Alps are brownish green up to high altitudes. Be it climate change, […]
short input – how to stop a fall on a steep slope
pretty fun video, taken at the rock and ice camp on Dachstein end of October. Sometimes one wishes all falls in life would have some kind of manual how to […]
Freeski Mountaineering Camp – Die Bergstation
Time passes by…some things one learns over the years, but some things are too important to be learned without good supervision. Mountaineering and crevasse rescue techniques as well as everything […]
First Times – travelling, training, enjoying life
First time river surfing, and what was planned as a substitute for the Atlantic coast, where one needs more time than I currently have available, turns out to be a […]
