
Behind it
Marcus Goguen
Freeride World Tour champion. Red Bull athlete. Founder.
In his words
Outwork the doubt
Confidence on skis comes from everything you do. What you did that morning. What you did before that feature. What you did in the pre-season.
I've had seasons where the skiing caught up with my body. Exhausted, beat up, knees sore by the end of the day. I hated it.
The gym is where I earn the feeling that I've put the work in. I carry that feeling into the start gate.
So I built the plan I wanted. It knows it's October, and it tells you why every movement is in there.
Marcus Goguen

On tour
Four wins. Eight podiums. One world title.
I had my eyes on the title since I was seventeen. I knew I could do it. I didn't know when.
- Tour wins
- 4
- Tour podiums
- 8
- World title
- 1


On tour 2023
First podium, at eighteen
- 2ndKicking Horse Golden BC ProCanada, February

Start gate, Xtreme Verbier 2024 
Georgia
2024
Runner-up overall
- 3rdKicking Horse Golden BC ProCanada, February
- 1stGeorgia ProTetnuldi, Georgia, March
- 3rdFieberbrunn ProAustria, March
- 1stYETI Xtreme VerbierSwitzerland, MarchScore96.00

Georgia Pro 2025 
Verbier 2025
2025
World champion
- 3rdVal Thorens ProFrance, January
- 1stKicking Horse Golden BC ProCanada, FebruaryScore96.67
- 1stGeorgia ProTetnuldi, Georgia, MarchScore92.33

2025, Verbier
Freeride World Tour champion.

Behind the training
The coach behind the champion.
Marcus Mackay is the coach behind Marcus's training. The same system and structure he uses with Marcus sit under every plan the app builds for you.
He founded M PERFORM, where his MNRX system coaches mindset, nutrition, recovery and exercise together, with more than fifteen years of coaching behind it.
- Founder, M PERFORM
- 15+ years coaching
- Master Health Coach
- EXOS
- Precision Nutrition
- PICP
- Equinox
Marcus Mackay · M PERFORM
What it is for
Every session buys you something on the hill.
Every movement in the plan has to answer to the mountain, whether that means a cliff in Verbier or the bumps under the chair. Here is what five of them buy you.
In the gym
Trap bar jumps
01Heavy, then explosiveOn the hill
Pop harder. Land solid.
The spring off a mogul and the stomp at the bottom of a roller come from the same place. Heavy weight, moved fast.
“Pop like you're going for the biggest cliff of your life. Stomp like you're landing it.”
Marcus Goguen In the gym
Snap downs
02Landing workOn the hill
Absorb fast. Stay quick.
A bump line at speed is a hundred small landings in a row. Train the catch and your legs soak up each one, already set for the next turn.
“You jump over bumps and compressions without a thought, and shift your feet sideways to get away from a hazard.”
Marcus Goguen In the gym
Rotation punch
03Core and anti-rotationOn the hill
Stay square in the chop.
Afternoon crud and firm bumps try to twist you sideways. A strong trunk keeps your shoulders down the hill and pulls you forward when you get thrown back.
“It holds you against everything the mountain throws at you sideways. And if you do backslap, it brings you right back up.”
Marcus Goguen In the gym
Deadlifts
04Hamstrings and glutesOn the hill
The back shock.
Every bump you swallow folds you at the hips. Strong hamstrings and glutes hold you there instead of dumping you in the backseat, so the next turn starts strong.
“Think of a bike. Your legs are the front forks. Your hamstrings and glutes are the back shock.”
Marcus Goguen In the gym
Push press
05Upper body and gripOn the hill
Armour.
Everyone falls. A strong upper body is the difference between getting up laughing and a season on the couch. It lets you train your legs harder, too.
“You may want to skip the upper body. You will regret it the day a shoulder takes you out for weeks.”
Marcus Goguen
Your last lap should feel like your first.
The one nobody trains for
I've had to track up the mountain through waist deep snow to reach a friend in a tree well. Every time, I felt I couldn't get there fast enough.
That is what the cardio is for.

The night before a big day
You have put in the work. There is nothing to doubt.
Put a smile on your face and be grateful for every part of this life on skis.
Marcus Goguen
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