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FOLLOW ME
www.roman-rohrmoser.com/
Date of birth:
1985.03.06
Hometown:
Mayrhofen im Zillertal
Sponsors:
K2,
Marmot,
BMW,
Marker,
Uvex,
Dakine,
ABS,
Mayrhofner Bergbahnen,
TheChillhouse,
Pieps,
Komperdell,
Hobbies:
Bike, Surf, Climb, Hunt
Favourite athletes:
Too many good skiers out there to name one!
BIO
Roman grew up in Zillertal, Austria. Since the age of two he is on skis. He took part in national and international alpine races, till he was 15 years old. Then he recognized, that it makes much more fun to ski offpist, than skiing in tight races suits on icy slopes. The first couple of years Roman compete on the Feeeride Rookie Tour all over in euro land.
But soon he was over it and focused on skiing in good powder conditions, in front of Filmmakers and Photographers. Over the last few years he was shooting with big movie crews like Warren Miller and Nimbus Independent from USA. Also with Euro crews like JOB, Whiteroom productions and BMW.tv.
Roman is traveling a lot, but is always glad to be back home to see his family, friends and enjoy mother-nature. He loves to be out there. In summer he is on his bike, surfboard, climbing or hunting. In Winter in the powder, with Skis or the powdersurfe called ÄSMO.
INTERVIEW
What are you looking for to accomplish?
Skiing Powder till I´m 100 years!
What would be your greatest achievement?
See above!
What kind of difficulties does your sport’s performance involve?
Rocks, bad snow, no snow, global warming.
What makes you feel satisfied when performing your sport?
Nothing better than skiing deep powder and flying through the air! Living the moment to the fullest!
Where do you practice your techniques when being alone?
On the mountain? In my bed, when I´m not alone, hahaha… Strange question?!
What do you do during your training which is key to your success?
Concentrate 100% and try stuff till it works.
What are you most nervous about when competing?
Actually not competing a lot anymore; But also nervous on top of my line, to fuck something up and choose a wrong entry or exit spot or take off…
Who would you say is your biggest fan and why?
Puhhh I don´t know… maybe my little cousin, as he gets a lot of ski stuff from me.
What is the best piece of advice you have been ever given?
Speed is your friend – doesn’t work always though!
What are your future plans?
Skiing in Russia and going back to Alaska.
What are your tips for those who begin now?
Don´t start, your knees and the rest of your body will thank you! If not, ski as much as you can and stay healthy!
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