🏔️ Michelle Gisin rediscovers the joy of skiing after a difficult season

Alpine Skiing – Winter 2025: After a challenging 2024, Michelle Gisin is smiling again. The Swiss skier has completely rethought her training methods to get back on track. Patience, enjoyment, and balance are now her watchwords.

🧠 A new philosophy: skiing with your heart

Last season left its mark. Between doubts and mental fatigue, Michelle Gisin saw her confidence crumble. This summer, she chose to reconnect with what makes her want to ski: joy.

"I've slowly rediscovered joy, because it's the most important thing for my confidence," she says sincerely.

The Swiss glaciers, particularly those of Zermatt, offered him an ideal setting to recharge his batteries and rediscover his senses.

Maybe a nice surprise for them 2026 Milan Olympic Games

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⛷️ A lighter, but more effective workout

Big news: for the first time in ten years, the Olympic champion was able to rework the technical basics without pressure.

"I had time to go back to the basics, to ski very simply for several days, even in giant slalom," she explains.

Gone are the days of hectic pace and extreme versatility. Gisin is now focusing on step-by-step progression:

“We must move forward step by step, without rushing things.”

Instagram post of her summer workout at Zermatt at the foot of the Matterhorn

🌟 A rebirth before winter

Calm and in tune with herself, Michelle Gisin approaches the winter of 2025 with a fresh perspective. Her goal is no longer to prove herself, but to rediscover the joy of competition and rebuild herself sustainably.

For this season his motto is:

" I don't want anything and we'll see what happens." 

So no unnecessary pressure and let the skis go while having fun