Coaches & Support Team

Professional, fun and energetic coaches are the Precise Racing’s greatest asset. The right coach makes all the difference to your ski camp experience, which is why we have carefully compiled an all-star cast of experienced and certified coaches.

Our passion and dedication for coaching is limitless and our outstanding knowledge and expertise is making the coaching innovative and inspiring, helping skiers improve and reach their skiing goals.

Alongside our coaches we have pastoral and academic roles established for our alpine camps. These are key roles within the Precise Programme that allow us to operate smoothly and provide support to all our athletes throughout the season in their specific areas. Scroll down to find out more.

Emily

Emily Evans

Programme Director & Coach

At the young age of 2, Emily started her passion of skiing. She quickly progressed from learning into a solid skier with a desire to race. After a few years battling it out on the dry slopes, she began competing on snow. Emily’s talent was recognised and she represented the British Children’s team where she was able to prove herself numerous times on the international stage. The highlights of which include the World Children’s Champs and the Children’s Olympics on three separate occasions.

Having entered FIS, Emily joined the English Alpine ski team and proved herself again. The hard work paid off, next year she was selected into the British Junior Team and raced at the European Youth Olympics in Liberec 2011. After a successful racing career, Emily chose to take her hard earned knowledge and use it to coach young skiers and develop them into keen racers.

Emily currently holds BASI Level 3 ISIA instructing qualification, Level 3 IVSI coaching qualification, Snowboarding Level 1, Level 3 Mountain safety award and a SSE Level 4 Officials badge.

Having set up Precise Racing in 2017, I still have the burning desire to encourage our young athletes to develop both on and off the slopes. I believe with hard work and dedication, each of our athletes will be able to reach their full potential, especially with the help from our expert coaching and support team. This year, we have a strong staffing team and I am very pleased to be working alongside each of them.

 

Luke

Luke Feneley

Alpine Coach

Luke is a passionate ski coach and instructor, with over five years of experience teaching and coaching young athletes. Luke’s coaching philosophy is centered on creating a positive and supportive environment where athletes can thrive and grow. Luke strongly believes that skiing is not just a sport, but a way of life, and he strives to instill this love and respect for the mountain in our athletes.

In addition to his coaching knowledge, Luke competed at a high level in Skier X, with a particular career highlight of cometing at World Juniors. Attending these big events has given Luke a unique perspective of the sport and he has a better undertanding of the mental & phsical challenges the sport offers. 
As a Level 4 BASI instructor, Luke has extensive knowledge of skiing technique and pedagogy, which he uses to tailor his teaching to the individual needs of each trainees. Luke is an avid skier himself, with a deep love for the sport and the mountains and looks to bring this into his coaching.
Josh

Josh Rolfe

U10/12 Alpine Coach

Despite being a relative latecomer to the sport, Josh’s drive and focus has seen him progress over the years on a personal level with his own racing career and climbing the qualifications ladder in instructing and coaching. Josh has been teaching for 4 years for UK clubs and currently holds both Alpine Performance Coaching qualifications and BASI instructing qualifications.

Josh is passionate about providing our U10/12 athletes with opportunities to build on the fundamentals of skiing to create strong foundations for their long-term development. Josh is currently a Herts Sports Scholar at the University of Hertfordshire studying BSC (Hons) Business and Sports Management which is specifically designed towards high performing athletes and coaches. Keen to share his knowledge, Josh looks to develop our young athletes through a variety of teaching & engagement skills. 

Placement

Alberto Insua

Alpine Coach

Our Spanish Coach, Alberto brings passion and experience within skiing and physical education. Growing up, Alberto was an all-round sportsman, mainly showing interests in skiing and football. Understanding the commitments of his personal sporting career, Alberto can relate to our young athletes and provides coping mechanisms to maintain a positive well-being throughout an athlete’s journey. 

Finding out his love of teaching and helping young people, Alberto began coaching football in Madrid whilst studying to become a Primary Teacher in Physical Education. After completing his degree at University of Madrid, Alberto went on to ski instruct in Sierra Nevada which led him into ski coaching and managing over the next few years at the local ski club.

Sharing the same values, Alberto is a hardworking individual and is a great asset to our coaching team.

Placement

Charlotte Wilon

Tutor / Pastoral Care

Graduating from Cardiff University with a Master’s Degree in Biological Sciences, Charlotte has a passion for teaching and learning, since acting as an assistant teacher at Hawkesbury CE VC School where she supported the students across all subjects, relying on her outstanding GCSE and A-Level results.

Alongside her own education, Charlotte shares our enthusiasm for Ski Racing where she competed at university and went on to enter the National and Regional Dry Slope races.

Taking on the role of the Precise Tutor, Charlotte has a good understanding on how we operate and the routine we enforce to ensure our team members remain up to date.

 

Charlotte Evans

Charlotte Evans MBE

Team Ambassador

Charlotte started skiing aged 5 at a dry ski slope. Her talent was quickly noticed, as she became part of a race club that competed around the country. She only skied on snow for the first time aged 13 but within 2 years was selected to represent the England Alpine ski team.

Aged 17 Charlotte took the English Championship Title and was seen as Britain’s rising star. However a knee injury on the slopes led to tragic news that she would be unable to ski for a year. During her rehabilitation period Charlotte studied Sport and Exercise Science at Brighton University. Whilst studying, Charlotte was approached to become a sight guide for disabled athlete, Kelly Gallagher. After 4 years of training and racing the pair later achieved Britain’s first ever Winter Games Paralympics Gold Medal in Alpine skiing. To honour their success they both received an MBE, presented by Princess Anne.

Given Charlotte’s wealth of experience, from starting at the grass roots of skiing and then reaching the pinnacle of the sport, Charlotte enjoys coaching and inspiring children to reach their goals.