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Mikaela Shiffrin - A Matter of Time (2019)

This seven-part documentary series chronicles the accomplishments of the most dominant Alpine skier on the planet, Mikaela Shiffrin. From breaking onto the World Cup scene at the age of 15 to sweeping the World Cup championships in 2019, Mikaela quickly became the face of the US Ski team and one of the top female athletes on the planet. The series gives the audience a glimpse inside Shiffrin’s training over this summer in Vail, CO, as she reflects on last season’s shattering of the record books. While trying to prioritize her requirements to stay on top, Mikaela has learned to embrace her fame and obligations. Always radiating with authenticity and focus, she desires to be a role model to youth around the globe and help bring the sport of ski racing to new heights.
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This seven-part documentary series chronicles the accomplishments of the most dominant Alpine skier on the planet, Mikaela Shiffrin. From breaking onto the World Cup scene at the age of 15 to sweeping the World Cup championships in 2019, Mikaela quickly became the face of the US Ski team and one of the top female athletes on the planet. The series gives the audience a glimpse inside Shiffrin’s training over this summer in Vail, CO, as she reflects on last season’s shattering of the record books. While trying to prioritize her requirements to stay on top, Mikaela has learned to embrace her fame and obligations. Always radiating with authenticity and focus, she desires to be a role model to youth around the globe and help bring the sport of ski racing to new heights.

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