Giulia Artigiani

I started skiing at the age of four through a ski club, growing up in Turin but spending almost every weekend and holiday training in Bardonecchia. I followed a competitive path for many years, racing regularly until I was 19 and competing in giant slalom, slalom, and super-G, reaching around 80 FIS points in GS and 100 in SL. In my free time, I love focusing on clean, carved turns and enjoying the feeling of precision and flow on the piste. One of my proudest skiing memories is winning a race in Sestriere, a moment that truly reflected all the hard work and dedication I put into the sport. I became a ski instructor because skiing has always been my passion, and after finishing my racing career I wanted to pass that passion on to others. What I love most about instructing is helping people learn a new sport while spending full days outdoors, surrounded by nature. I’m a very positive and sunny person, which I think really helps me connect with my guests and create an enjoyable learning environment. Outside of winter, I work as a physiotherapist, and in my free time I enjoy staying active through running, gym training, tennis, and trying as many sports as possible.