Ski Retreat · July 30 – August 2
Thredbo · Winter 2026
Three nights.
The mountains.
The people who make it.
A small-group ski retreat in Thredbo for ambitious women who want to move their bodies, connect with others, and leave feeling inspired, energised and more like themselves.
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WHY THIS RETREAT EXISTS:
"I've skied with hundreds of people over the years. The trips I remember aren't about the runs — they're about who was there. This retreat exists to create that for others."
— Katie Parker, Olympian & founder of The Athletic Mind Club
Skiing has shaped everything about the way I move through life, the discipline, the resilience, how to keep going when things don't go to plan. But what it's really taught me is this: The best moments happen when people come together in the mountains, sharing experiences, stories and perspective.
The goal isn't just to ski. It's to create a space where you can connect with interesting people, nature, reset, and leave feeling energised, inspired, and part of something memorable.
3 nights accommodation in Thredbo (twin share or private)
All meals — breakfasts, lunches and dinners throughout
2 ski mornings on the mountain
Group mindset session — Human Being Before Human Doing
Yoga / movement session
Mindset card session
Apres ski afternoon
Curated gift bag
A small group — maximum 10 guests
Lift passes and ski hire not included — most guests already have their own. We can help arrange these on request.
WHAT´S INCLUDED:
Day 1
Thu 30 Jul - Arrive & settle in
Pick up your gift bag. Meet the group. Welcome dinner at The Mad Mexican — good food, first conversations, no agenda.
Day 2
Fri 31 Jul - Ski morning · Mindset session · Dinner
Early breakfast then onto the mountain. Afternoon: a group mindset session on success and identity, inspired by Ben Crowe's work on human being vs human doing. Dinner together that evening with mindset cards and good conversation.
Day 3
Sat 1 Aug - Yoga · Ski · Apres
A grounding yoga session to start the day followed by another morning on the mountain. The afternoon is yours — apres is optional
Day 4
Sun 2 Aug -Final breakfast · Depart
A slow final breakfast together. Space to reflect. Leave with new perspectives, new friendships, and the feeling that something shifted.
SAMPLE SCHEDULE:
INVESTMENT:
Twin share
Share a room with one other guest. Includes all meals, activities and the full retreat experience.
Your own space to recharge. Same full retreat experience and all meals — just more solitude when you want it.
Private room
IS THIS FOR YOU?
You'll feel at home here if you:
Can ski at an intermediate level or above
Are craving something that actually fills you up — not just another holiday
Love adventure and movement but also crave real conversation
Are open to others and interested in your own growth
Believe the best experiences happen with the right people around you
You want to grow your hobbies , fun play joy
July 30 – August 2 · Thredbo · Limited to 10
Ready to claim your spot?
Express your interest below and we'll be in touch with next steps. No commitment yet — just a conversation.
COMMON QUESTIONS
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Intermediate and above — comfortable on blue and black runs. This isn't a lesson retreat, but the skiing is adventurous not competitive. If you haven't skied in a few years, that's fine.
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Yes — every meal from Thursday dinner through to Sunday breakfast. You show up, we take care of the rest. No planning, no splitting bills, no thinking about where to eat.
Alcoholic Drinks are not included. -
Most guests do. That's half the point. You'll be sharing meals, mountain time and real conversations with people you haven't met yet — and leaving with friendships that feel genuine.
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Not at all. The apres afternoon is optional and can be whatever you want it to be — mountain air, hot drinks, good company. No pressure.
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Not in the base price — most guests already have passes or prefer to sort their own. We'll share the best options and can help coordinate if needed.
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Maximum 10. This is intentionally small — it's what makes the connections real.