Luca Fiocchi

I started skiing at just three years old, taught by instructors while growing up in Sauze d’Oulx near Turin, where the mountains were a constant part of everyday life. I competed in FIS races up until the age of 18, focusing on the technical disciplines of slalom and giant slalom, before shifting fully into freeskiing.

These days, my time on snow is all about freeski—mixing freestyle, freeride, and ski touring.

One of my favourite skiing memories is an unforgettable snowfall at my home resort, so deep that we skied all the way from the top of the mountain down into the village, building jumps in the streets and making the most of the conditions.

I became an instructor because I love seeing the passion for this beautiful sport come to life in the people I teach, and my favourite part of the job is that I’m constantly training and pushing myself to improve, both in freestyle and freeride.

Outside of winter, I travel and work at a variety of events, from music and food to sports, and in the summer you’ll find me trail running, surfing, playing basketball with friends, relaxing on the lake with a SUP, or spending time writing, reading, dancing, and staying active in any way I can.