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Date of birth:
1995.09.01
Hometown:
Alsager, United Kingdome
Sponsors:
Nordica, Roxy, Chillfactore, Freeze Pro Shop,
Hobbies:
Crocheting
Favourite athletes:
Sarah Burke, Lewis Hamilton

BIO

"Rowan Cheshire"

I am 19 years old. I grew up in Stoke, England and started skiing when I was 11 at my local dry ski slope (Stoke Ski Center). I started freestyle skiing when I was 12 when I took part in a freestyle camp. I compete internationally in World Cups and World Championships including Dew Tour. I also Qualified for the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi.


INTERVIEW

What are you looking for to accomplish?

I want to accomplish getting on the podium at Dew Tour, X Games and future Olympics in my career.

What would be your greatest achievement?

"Rowan Cheshire"

My greatest achievement is coming 1st in a World Cup in Calgary.

What kind of difficulties does your sport’s performance involve?

You need to be very strong, especially in the legs as there’s a lot of impact. Also the injury risk is pretty high.

What makes you feel satisfied when performing your sport?

Landing a new trick and placing well in a competition.

Where do you practice your techniques when being alone?

I’ll hit the gym a lot.

"Rowan Cheshire"

What do you do during your training which is key to your success?

I work on getting height in my training, which the judges like so it gets me more points in competition. 

What are you most nervous about when competing?

Just falling in my run, and it always makes me nervous looking down the pipe with all the lights and people.

Who would you say is your biggest fan and why?

My biggest fan is my parents, they’ve always supported me and are very proud of what I’ve achieved.

"Rowan Cheshire"

What is the best piece of advice you have been ever given?

Just to have fun and enjoy the sport and competing. Doing this you progress more and just relax.

What are your future plans?

I am training through the year and following the competition circuit, and long term plan to qualify for the next Olympics.

What are your tips for those who begin now?

I would say really train the technical side of skiing, it is really beneficial when going into freestyle if you can ski really well.