Géraldine Fasnacht.

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A thirst for freedom and a sense of infinity: this is what Géraldine feels when gliding on a snowboard. Géraldine Fasnacht spent 12 years in the demanding and exhilarating world of competition, including 8 years on the Freeride World Tour circuit.

Beyond that, it is the feeling of drawing lines and carving new paths across mountains that drives her spirit. Through carving her lines in the snow, Géraldine began dreaming of flying and shifting dimensions. From the age of 18, she set herself the goal of literally flying. Starting with skydiving (over 300 jumps to her credit), then freefalling, and BASE jumping (as a reminder, B.A.S.E is the acronym for Buildings, Antennas, Spans, Earth). For her, this meant leaping from mountain cliffs.

She is also dedicated to exploring the world and discovering new environments to learn and connect with other people and cultures. She has reached both poles and explored icy landscapes.

She waited until 2001 to put on her first Wingsuit and make her initial flights. After 10 years of intensive practice and training, Géraldine became known as the "bird-woman". She has also opened new flight routes, such as from the summit of the Matterhorn in June 2014. In this discipline, what matters most is extending the duration and distance of the flight as much as possible.

If humans one day learn to fly on their own wings, it will be partly thanks to her. Discover Géraldine Fasnacht during one of her keynotes in Switzerland.Languages spoken by the speaker

• English
• French

Géraldine Fasnacht is a high-flying keynote speaker who delivers talks in multiple languages (from Geneva to Zurich). Géraldine is a talented speaker driven by a desire to share and transmit her passion.

When sharing stories of her adventures, she takes great care to raise audience awareness about risk management. Indeed, achieving great feats must never rely on excessive risk-taking—this is this adventurer's core philosophy. Watch a keynote presentation on this theme of risk.

She can speak at conferences dedicated to personal motivation, self-transcendence, or simply share her captivating adventures.

2009-2010

• Queen Maud Land Expedition (Antarctica)
• 3rd place Verbier X-treme (Switzerland)

2008-2009

After a year of rehabilitation, Dr. Siegrist cleared Géraldine to return to competition in February 2009.

• 1st place Freeride World Tour Tignes (France)
• 1st place Final Freeride World Tour Verbier X-treme (Switzerland)
• With only 2 results out of 4, Géraldine became World Vice-Champion

2007-2008

• 1st place Freeride World Tour Mammoth (USA)
• Cruciate ligament injury in Russia during the 2nd stage of the Freeride World Tour

2006-2007

• 1st place Freeride Engadinsnow International (Switzerland)
• 1st place Artix Freeride in Tamok (Scandinavia)
• 2nd place Verbier X-treme (Switzerland)
• Baffin Island Expedition (Arctic)

2005 – 2006

• Film shoots and photo shoots
• 2nd place Verbier X-treme (Switzerland)

2004 – 2005

• 2nd place Verbier X-treme (Switzerland) despite a lingering ankle injury
• Break after the X-treme to recover from a stubborn ankle sprain that refused to heal. Thanks to Dr. Siegrist (Hôpital de la Tour) and Eddy Rothenbühler, osteopath in Préverenges (a true magician), she was back in action for the season.

2003 – 2004

• 1st place Freeride Engadinsnow International (Switzerland)
• 2nd place Verbier X-treme International (Switzerland)
• 1st place Public Award Verbier X-treme Int. (Switzerland)

2002 – 2003

• 1st place Freeride Chandolin National (Switzerland)
• 1st place Gilles Voirol Award for best line at Verbier X-treme International (Switzerland)
• 2nd place Freeride Engadinsnow International (Switzerland)

2001-2002

• 1st place Thyon Freestyle Regional (Switzerland)
• 1st place Freeride Les Arcs International (France)
• 1st place Freeride Les 2 Alpes International (France)
• 1st place Freeride Chandolin National (Switzerland)
• 1st place Verbier X-treme International (Switzerland)

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