Christine Goitschel et Jean Béranger
Gold medalist at the 1964 Olympic Games in Innsbruck, her sister Marielle is also a famous slier. Christine is married to Jean Beranger, ex coach of the french womens ski team, deputy Mayor and President of the Tourist Office. Jean Beranger is the builder of Val Thorens and ESF, Club des sport and Tourism Office in 1972. Two innovateurs that have 2 slopes in Val Thorens named after them.
Adrien Théaux
A member of the french ski team, who also participated 4 times in world cups. French Super G Champion in 2007, French winner of the Coq D'Or in 1995 and 1998.
Timothée Théaux
Third at the Ski Instructors Championship in 2006 and University Champion of Slalom in USA in 2006.Antoine Diet
2nd at the French Championship of slopestyle in 2004. 4th at the French Cup of Slopestyle in 2006 and winner of the SFR Tour 2006 in Val Thorens. Third at Nokia FIS in Montpellier. 5th at the New Zealand Open in 2005.
Thomas Diet
Winner of the Worl Heli Challenge in 2002, came 2nd at the snowbird World Tour: Free Ride World Cup in the USA in 2005 – Holds the World record of the “longest rail”.
Vincent Millet
Ex member of the French ski team. Participation at the Olympic Games in 2002 (Salt Lake City) and world championship in Sierra Nevada in 1996.
Flavien Pyard
2nd at the French junior Cup. Participation at the world championship junior.
Valérie Bourdier
Four times winner of the snowboard Worldcup and was on the podium twice.
Majorie Rey
Winner of the ski instructor's World Championship in 2005 in snowboard, winner of the Ski Instructor's French Championship in snowboard cross 2004 & 2005
