Inside the Life of Freeride Skier Mari Henderson Japan, Kaprun & Ski FilmsIn this episode of the Inside Edge Skiing Podcast, we sit down with Mari Henderson, ski instructor and freeride athlete from New Zealand, to talk about her journey through the ski world, from learning to ski in NZ to working winters in Kaprun, Austria.Mari shares how growing up skiing in the Southern Hemisphere shaped her approach, what it’s really like doing winters in Japan, and how she made the transition into freeride competitions. We also dive into the realities of life as a professional skier, balancing instructing, training, travel, and competition.We also talk about Mari’s involvement in an upcoming Arc’teryx ski film, her perspective on progression in freeride skiing, and what it takes to carve out a career in the ski industry while staying true to your own style of skiing.Whether you’re interested in freeride skiing, becoming a ski instructor, or building a life around winters across the globe, this episode offers an honest and inspiring look behind the scenes.🎿 Topics covered in this episode:Learning to ski in New ZealandWorking as a ski instructor in KaprunSkiing and living in JapanFreeride competitions and progressionLife as a professional skierSki films and future projectsIf you enjoy real stories from inside the ski world, make sure to like, subscribe, and join the conversation in the comments.About Snow Camps Europe:We run quality, personal, and unique ski camps and lessons in Kaprun and across Europe. From beginners to advanced skiers — and from solo travellers to families — we help you ski smarter, safer, and with more confidence.Learn more: https://snowcampseurope.com