Marie Bochet

Marie Bochet turned the ski slopes into her stage and every descent into a challenge to be conquered. With boldness and precision, she carved her path among the greatest, turning her talent and determination into one of the most impressive track records in French sports history.

Born with congenital agenesis of her left forearm, Marie discovered skiing at an early age in Les Saisies. At just 15, she became the first athlete with a disability to join the FFS high-level skiing division. Her rise was meteoric. From Vancouver in 2010 to Sochi and PyeongChang, where she twice achieved the incredible feat of winning four gold medals, she established herself as France's most decorated Winter Paralympic athlete. She wrapped up her competitive career in 2024 with 8 Paralympic titles, 22 World titles, and 107 World Cup victories.

Beyond her athletic achievements, Marie is deeply committed to accessibility, women in sports, and mountain conservation. As a speaker, entrepreneur, and active member of both French and international sports organizations, she continues to pass on what sports have taught her: discipline, resilience, and the power of believing in your dreams.

Through her exceptional journey and strong values, Marie fully embodies a passion for the mountains and sporting excellence. We are proud to have her as one of our ambassadors and to support her in the next chapters of her commitment.