Reggae chats with mogul skier Cooper Woods who has been a member of the Australian team and competing on the World Cup tour since the 2019/20 tour. Copper consistently makes finals, his best result a second place at Waterville Valley, USA in January 2024. Cooper finished 6th in moguls at his first Winter Olympics in Beijing in 2022, the highest placed Australian male. After recovering from a knee injury that ended his 2023/24 season early, Cooper is 100% fit, feels he is skiing the best he ever has and his focus now is on a medal at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan/Cortina in February.
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Reggae chats with mogul skier Cooper Woods who has been a member of the Australian team and competing on the World Cup tour since the 2019/20 tour. Copper consistently makes finals, his best result a second place at Waterville Valley, USA in January 2024. Cooper finished 6th in moguls at his first Winter Olympics in Beijing in 2022, the highest placed Australian male. After recovering from a knee injury that ended his 2023/24 season early, Cooper is 100% fit, feels he is skiing the best he ever has and his focus now is on a medal at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan/Cortina in February.
Reggae's guest is Briony Johnson, freeride snowboarder who will be representing Australia in the Freeride World champs in Spainnext January. Briony is also the terrain park manager at Mt Hotham and one of the many women making a career in the Australian snow industry
Chillfactor Podcast with Reggae Elliss
Reggae chats with mogul skier Cooper Woods who has been a member of the Australian team and competing on the World Cup tour since the 2019/20 tour. Copper consistently makes finals, his best result a second place at Waterville Valley, USA in January 2024. Cooper finished 6th in moguls at his first Winter Olympics in Beijing in 2022, the highest placed Australian male. After recovering from a knee injury that ended his 2023/24 season early, Cooper is 100% fit, feels he is skiing the best he ever has and his focus now is on a medal at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Milan/Cortina in February.
