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Mike Morin is the former U.S. Ski Team Head Technical Coach for the Alpine Program. In that position, Mike coached athletes to three World Championship medals in 2005 and to an Olympic Gold Medal in 2006. During his 10 years with the U.S. Ski Team, Mike coached athletes to more than 25 World Cup podiums. Mike’s Olympic coaching experience has included: 1994 Lillihammer; 2002 Salt Lake City; 2006 Torino.
During the 2002 season, Mike and the U.S. Ski Team won the Marc Holdler Trophy for Best Overall Team at the World Junior Championships, an award that had previously never been won by the U.S. Ski Team. Mike won the International Coach of the Year Award in 2006 for his performance during the Olympics in Torino, Italy.
Mike is currently the Alpine Director and Head Men's Coach at Stratton Mountain School in Vermont.
During the 2002 season, Mike and the U.S. Ski Team won the Marc Holdler Trophy for Best Overall Team at the World Junior Championships, an award that had previously never been won by the U.S. Ski Team. Mike won the International Coach of the Year Award in 2006 for his performance during the Olympics in Torino, Italy.
Mike is currently the Alpine Director and Head Men's Coach at Stratton Mountain School in Vermont.