Resi Stiegler's guest appearances

Resi Stiegler

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Nausicaa Cast: Featuring skiing's female leaders

Nausicaa Cast

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Ingrid Backstrom

Rachael Burks

Hilaree O

John Hughes

Rebecca Rusch

Bobby Stuckey

Chris Anderson

Jim Williams

Mike Wilson

Jason Connell

Ryan Leach

Dennis Johnson

Andrew Weibrecht

Chris Ramsey

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“This is not anyone else’s career. What are your goals, what can you challenge yourself with mentally? For me, it’s going out there and starting to produce podiums and not just being satisfied with the fact that I can keep going and inspire people” -Resi Stiegler Resi Stiegler has been racing down slopes for almost 30 years since came on the scene donning her iconic tiger ears at the Torino Olympics. She has since ditched the ears, but has retained her fierceness; battling through multiple season-ending injuries, losing her spot on the US Ski Team, and family hardships—all while maintaining her ranking as the second fastest female American slalom skier. On this episode of Nausicaa Cast, Resi talks about her vulnerabilities, about training alongside Mikaela Shiffrin and Lindsey Vonn, and her quest to find happiness every day Bio Olympian and daughter to Olympic gold medalist Pepi Stiegler, Resi (RAY-zee) Stiegler was born and grew up in prime ski country (Jackson Hole, WY and Lienz, Austria). She’s represented the United States at every level of alpine ski racing—Topolino, Whistler Cup, Junior Worlds, World Cup, World Championships and the Olympics. She’s won Junior Worlds medals and U.S. titles and has stood on the World Cup podium. Stiegler may only be 30, but she has more experience than most people double her age. This U.S. Ski Team veteran entered the 2015 season as an independent, after not meeting criteria for the first time in her long career, but also with two consecutive injury-free seasons and full prep periods, which is something she had never experienced before. It paid off for Stiegler, who worked her way back to “A” team status for the 2016 season. Diving into a return-to-snow program with coach Bernd Brunner and teammates Thomas Biesemeyer (Keene, New York), Ryan Cochran-Siegle (Starksboro, VT) and Erik Arvidsson (Woodside, CA), fittingly dubbed “#teamresitommyryanANDerik,” Stiegler found comfort in a new family, and inspiration to fight. She battled back to what ended up being the best comeback season of her career, grabbing seven top-15 finishes, two top-10 finishes and was ranked 13th in the world in slalom. Next time you’re watching a World Cup race, keep a close eye on Stiegler in the finish. Whether in eighth or 25th, Stiegler comes through the finish and greets the crowd with a smile, throwing her arms up the air in celebration and laughing contagiously. The reaction? The crowd goes wild. This simple, pure act of joy is an example for all – whether it be her teammates or young competitors – to find joy in what you do for a living and share that joy with everyone around you. Follow Resi Instagram Facebook Watch

“This is not anyone else’s career. What are your goals, what can you challenge yourself with mentally? For me, it’s going out there and starting to produce podiums and not just being satisfied with the fact that I can keep going and inspire people” -Resi Stiegler Resi Stiegler has been racing down slopes for almost 30 years since came on the scene donning her iconic tiger ears at the Torino Olympics. She has since ditched the ears, but has retained her fierceness; battling through multiple season-ending injuries, losing her spot on the US Ski Team, and family hardships—all while maintaining her ranking as the second fastest female American slalom skier. On this episode of Nausicaa Cast, Resi talks about her vulnerabilities, about training alongside Mikaela Shiffrin and Lindsey Vonn, and her quest to find happiness every day Bio Olympian and daughter to Olympic gold medalist Pepi Stiegler, Resi (RAY-zee) Stiegler was born and grew up in prime ski country (Jackson Hole, WY and Lienz, Austria). She’s represented the United States at every level of alpine ski racing—Topolino, Whistler Cup, Junior Worlds, World Cup, World Championships and the Olympics. She’s won Junior Worlds medals and U.S. titles and has stood on the World Cup podium. Stiegler may only be 30, but she has more experience than most people double her age. This U.S. Ski Team veteran entered the 2015 season as an independent, after not meeting criteria for the first time in her long career, but also with two consecutive injury-free seasons and full prep periods, which is something she had never experienced before. It paid off for Stiegler, who worked her way back to “A” team status for the 2016 season. Diving into a return-to-snow program with coach Bernd Brunner and teammates Thomas Biesemeyer (Keene, New York), Ryan Cochran-Siegle (Starksboro, VT) and Erik Arvidsson (Woodside, CA), fittingly dubbed “#teamresitommyryanANDerik,” Stiegler found comfort in a new family, and inspiration to fight. She battled back to what ended up being the best comeback season of her career, grabbing seven top-15 finishes, two top-10 finishes and was ranked 13th in the world in slalom. Next time you’re watching a World Cup race, keep a close eye on Stiegler in the finish. Whether in eighth or 25th, Stiegler comes through the finish and greets the crowd with a smile, throwing her arms up the air in celebration and laughing contagiously. The reaction? The crowd goes wild. This simple, pure act of joy is an example for all – whether it be her teammates or young competitors – to find joy in what you do for a living and share that joy with everyone around you. Follow Resi <a href="https://www.instagram.com/resistiegler/?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> <a href="https://www.facebook.com/ResiLaTigre" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aM7G21lOBmc" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Watch</a>

Ep. 17 with Resi Stiegler

Nausicaa Cast: Resi Stiegler 

Meet Resi Stiegler of the US Ski Team.  We'll be following Stiegler throughout the rest of the 2015/2016 World Cup and beyond. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Meet Resi Stiegler of the US Ski Team. We'll be following Stiegler throughout the rest of the 2015/2016 World Cup and beyond. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" target="_blank">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Snowbound with Resi Stiegler