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EPISODE · Apr 19, 2020 · 1H 16M

#5 - Bobby Aldighieri - Olympian, Executive Freestyle Director Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club

from In The Arena With Bobby Carroll · host Bobby Carroll

Bobby Aldighieri is a former Olympian as an athlete and a two time Olympian as a coach in Mogul Skiing. He was a member of the US Ski Team and was the Head coach for the Canadian Freestyle team. He has coached several athletes to their prospective National team and to the Olympics. Including National Champions, World Championship medalists and Olympic Medalists. He is still helping guide athletes and coaches to reach their full potential as the Program Director for Freestyle Moguls at the Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club. Steamboat’s program was named club of the year in 2017 and continues to be a strong pipeline for athletes trying to make the US Ski Team and beyond. I hope you enjoy Bobby’s journey of failures and successes so far! To find out more about Steamboat’s Freestyle Program you can visit www.sswsc.org or follow their High Performance team on Instagram @teamsteam_hp #whatdrivesyou #success #skiing

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