Show Notes
Paula Moltzan is one of the brightest stars on the Audi FIS Ski World Cup circuit. From a humble start skiing at Minnesota's Buck Hill to the heights of World Cup podiums, Paula Moltzan shares her inspiring journey—a story, unconventional pathways, and pure love for ski racing.You will get an exclusive look behind the scenes as Paula Moltzan discusses the impact of legendary coach Eric Sailer, the valuable lessons learned from college racing, and her unique approach to managing passion, pressure, and performance. Her background in gymnastics shines through every race, giving her the agility and body control that turn near-crashes into viral “stuntwoman” saves.
With heartfelt anecdotes, candid advice for young athletes, and a few surprises—including a special guest appearance from Alice Robinson—this episode celebrates not only competitive results, but the friendships and spirit that define life on the World Cup tour.
Whether you're a longtime ski fan or just love tales of sporting grit, settle in and get ready for an episode that’s as fast-paced and authentic as its guest, Paula Moltzan.
Alpine Pulse is a FIS Originals production by FIS – International Ski and Snowboard Federation in cooperation with Maniac Studios.
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