Julia Schneemann is an editor for SnowBrains, a publication focused on snow sports and mountain culture. With a passion for skiing and an extensive knowledge of the industry, Julia covers a range of topics including ski racing, resort updates, athlete profiles, and snow conditions. Her articles provide readers with up-to-date information and insights into the world of snow sports.
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Julia Schneemann's coverage largely focuses on skiing events, particularly ski races and snowiest ski resorts in Europe. She also covers natural disasters like avalanches. Given her focus on event coverage and press releases, consider pitching timely stories related to upcoming ski events, top-performing athletes, or new developments at ski resorts. Additionally, providing insights into safety measures at popular skiing destinations or expert commentary on the impact of natural disasters could be valuable for her coverage.
Since Julia's geographic focus is local to the United States (specifically Colorado and Beaver Creek), relevant pitches should highlight connections to these areas while still incorporating broader themes such as international skiing competitions or trends in the industry.
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By: Julia Schneemann
In somewhat of a déjà vu, the men’s race at Sölden, Austria, on Sunday, October 27, also featured the favorite in bib number 1 and a surprise Swiss withdrawal from the race after inspection. Switzerland’s Marco Odermatt was given the bib no 1 in the bib ceremony on Saturday night, while his teammate Loic Meillard announced pre-race that he would […]
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Matilde Lorenzi, a promising young Italian skier, has been killed in a tragic accident during training. On Monday, October 28, the 19-year-old crashed while training on the Schnalstaler Glacier/Val Senales Glacier in South Tyrol, Italy. Her condition appeared critical from the start: Lorenzi was intubated and airlifted by helicopter to the San Maurizio hospital in Bolzano following the severe fall. The Ministry of Defence confirmed the news of her passing on the morning of Tuesday, October 29. Lorenzi was an athlete with the Italian army.
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Julia Schneemann | | Share this article From December 13, 2024, Switzerland will be home to the world's steepest aerial tramway.
By: Julia Schneemann
Today, November 1, Carson National Forest approved the resort projects that Taos Ski Valley, New Mexico, proposed in October 2021, which include a gondola from the resort’s base to the Kachina base. The decision had been postponed several times due to ongoing opposition from several groups, including the Friends of the Rio Hondo group, which suggests that the environmental assessment was […]
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Julia Schneemann | | Share this article On October 27, the last sunset was seen in Longyearbyen, Norway.
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Julia Schneemann | | Share this article The family of deceased ski racer Matilde Lorenzi have jumped into action to find purpose
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Snow has finally dusted Mount Fuji, Japan's iconic peak, marking a new record for the latest a snow cap has appeared in 130 years. The previous record was set on October 26, 1894, with snow typically appearing on Mount Fuji in most years by October 2.
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Julia Schneemann | | Share this article With one week left until the FIS Alpine World Cup Slalom opener at Levi, Finland, the
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Julia Schneemann | | Share this article The International Ski and Snowboard Federation (FIS) confirmed on Friday, November 8, that
An Austrian ski resort has decided to ban all uphilling on its ski slopes. Bad Kleinkirchheim , located in the state of Carinthia/Kärnten, Austria, announced its decision to enforce a ban after an increasing number of conflicts between uphill skiers as well as snowshoers and other paying users of the ski resort. The decision of the resort's operator, Bad Kleinkirchheimer Bergbahnen, applies without exception both during the day and at night and will be in place from November 4, 2024, until the end of the season in mid-April 2025.
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