The freestyle Olympian from Zumikon loves challenges, would like to be a pilot and doesn’t just question himself. The 24-year-old professional would make satisfaction and mindfulness training compulsory in schools.
Published: 12/23/2020, 5:02 pm—
Greetings from Laax with a selfie: Halfpipe specialist David Hablützel enjoys a walk with his family’s dog in the snow.
Photo: PD / David Hablützel
The coronavirus.
Showed me what’s really important in life and changed my perspective on my own challenges, goals and habits.
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What I would give anything for.
Satisfaction and perfection of my top tricks when it really counts, for example at the Olympic Games.
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Which I would never allow myself.
Spending a day in my comfort zone without breaking out from my own challenge, that can only be a successful improvised recipe for dinner.
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What I always do before a competition.
Observe my own level of nervousness and adjust it up or down. Usually down through relaxation or yoga exercises as I tend to be nervous.
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