ENGINEERING SPEED ON INJECTED SNOW.
I am Julian Brunet—a former Top-500 FIS alpine ski racer and current Head U18 FIS Men's Coach at Mont Garceau. On skis since age two, I combine active sub-35 FIS point racing sharpness with motorsport trajectory physics, European biomechanics, and data-driven athlete calibration.
Modern Alpine Coaching Architecture
There is no single rigid dogma in ski racing—only physics, biomechanics, and what makes an athlete faster down the fall line. I test every concept on my own skis before teaching it.
Trajectory & Force Physics
Integrating motorsport racing-line theory with European technical mechanics: optimizing apex timing, shin-to-boot leverage, hip projection, and pressure management across gate transitions.
Live On-Snow Execution
Unlike retired legacy coaches, I still ski sub-35 FIS point speeds. I experience the exact snow-surface chatter, ruts, and injection conditions as my athletes and demonstrate corrections in real time.
Anthropometric & Mental Tuning
No two racers move alike. I calibrate technical cues, tactical risk profiles, and off-season dryland bridging to each athlete's height, leverage ratios, strengths, and psychology.
High-Signal Video & Digital Lab
Translating complex race telemetry and high-frame-rate video analysis into clear, direct, ego-free adjustments on the hill and through @kingjulianhq educational breakdowns.
From #29 in U12 to #2 DLS & Top-500 FIS
My progression wasn't handed to me as an early child prodigy—it was built season by season through relentless mechanical refinement in the Laurentian Ski Division (DLS) at Mont Tremblant, S1 Racing, and the Quebec Provincial Team.
| Season | Category | Overall Rank | 2004 Cohort | Total Pts |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2014–2015 | U12 (Yr 1) | #29 Overall | #4 (2004) | 728 pts |
| 2015–2016 | U12 (Yr 2) | #4 Overall | #3 (2004) | 2,030 pts |
| 2016–2017 | U14 (Yr 1 / Grp A) | #13 Overall | #3 (2004) | 858 pts |
| 2017–2018 | U14 (Yr 2 / Grp E) | 🥉 #3 Overall | #3 (2004) | 2,120 pts |
| 2018–2019 | U16 (Yr 1 / Grp E) | #8 Overall | #3 (2004) | 1,130 pts |
| 2019–2020 | U16 (Yr 2 / Grp E) | 🥈 #2 Overall | #2 (2004) | 1,700 pts |
The 34.95-Point Conceptual Comeback
After reaching the Top 500 in the FIS world rankings and earning selection to the Quebec Provincial Team, a severe training crash at Mont Adstock ended my season prematurely. Pivoting to coaching deepened my biomechanical understanding so drastically that when I entered just 2 comeback races with zero gate training, I scored a career-best 34.95 FIS points.
Built From Diverse World-Class Mentors
Every great coach I worked under taught me that there is a lesson in every system—and that questioning our approach without ego is the fastest path to speed.
Club de Ski Mont Garceau — U16 to U18 FIS
2 Weekend-Program Athletes Qualified for Provincials
In my debut coaching season at Mont Garceau, I took over a weekend U16 group alongside extra training days with Programme Plus—guiding two weekend-program racers all the way to Provincial Championship qualification.
2026–2027 Mont Garceau U18 FIS Cohort (8 Athletes)
Leading the brand-new first-year U18 FIS group at Mont Garceau—building individualized technical, tactical, and physical profiles across a full FIS racing calendar:
Follow the Lab & Connect
Modernizing alpine ski education through short-form biomechanical breakdowns, line physics, and transparent coaching insights. Reach out directly via Instagram or Facebook for coaching inquiries and collaborations.