Sponsor Dasha Romanov

Why you should sponsor me for your next influencer campaign?

1. My Commitment: My goals include being committed to interacting with everyone who supports me, to push myself to learn from my mistakes and others, to execute drills with a lot more focus so they create an impact on my skiing, to be a good ambassador of the sport, and to be committed to the process; the little things. I really enjoy being part of the Loveland Alpine Race Academy because it is an environment where other ski racers are very focused on their skiing and are fully committed to improve. I see hard work as pushing myself to a limit, and improving from that work. Throughout my 8 years of ski racing, I have realized my love and commitment to the sport. I want to keep moving forward in the sport, and am willing to sacrifice many things to do so such as normal school, social events, etc. I love every part of skiing whether it's backcountry, free skiing, drills, or racing. I also understand that not many people get the chance to pursue ski racing, as it is expensive and you have to live near the mountains; I am very lucky to get the chance to ski, and I am always looking to improve. While I am committed to ski racing, I put a lot of time into my school. I am in online school, so that I can ski 5 days a week, and I always put my school and grades first because that is what will get me far in life. As I mentioned, the process is really important to me, such as quality over quantity for the most part so that I can improve my skiing through drills and technique and be able to have a good energy level through the season. When I train, I block all distractions out and focus on that one run, the one turn, all things related to skiing so that I get the most out of training. 2. Sponsors: I am a very hard worker inside and outside of ski racing. I am now heading into my first year as a U16. This past season, I qualified to U16 Nationals as a U14, and ended up winning the SL for the 02-03 year of birth category and taking 2nd place overall! Having a sponsorship or an ambassadorship would really give me a taste of what it’s like to be a professional athlete. This is important because I aspire to race on the World Cup circuit and possibly at the Olympics. As I am getting older, equipment, races, and other ski related expenses are increasing. Sponsorships or pro-discounts help a lot even with just under layers, boot dryers, or helmets. I am looking for a sponsor who will support me whether it is financially, with gear, or an ambassadorship discount. I am definitely able to create a social media presence for you, and I am willing to write reviews as well as interact so you know my commitment to your brand/scholarship. Best Accomplishments From 2016-17 Season: ● Qualifying to U16 Nationals - I qualified to the U16 Nationals held in Sugarloaf from the U14 Regional Rocky Central Championships in Steamboat, CO. I went into the race wanting to feel happy about my skiing, not expecting any results. I ended up winning the SL for 2002 and 2003 year of birth, placing 4th in the GS, and 2nd for the Overall! I was very lucky as one of the four U14 girls to qualify. ● Sweeping Qualifiers - This year, I had some amazing results. I won at the Breckenridge Super-G on both days, including the qualifier! Then, when I went to the Prater Cup U14 Qualifier, I ended up winning every race! I was super stoked with my performance there, and had very consistent runs; winning the Super-G by 5 seconds! Goals For 2017-18 Season: 1. To interact with sponsors more, with updates,etc. 2. Qualify to U16 Nationals : I qualified to the 2017 U16 Nationals held in Sugarloaf ME as a U14, and one of my goals is to repeat it as a U16. 3. Qualify to Europe : Though unsure of the race schedule for Europe, I hope to qualify through the Nationals Performance Series (NPS) to Polka Loka, 7 Nations, or any race in Europe because I have always wanted to compete internationally. 4. I want to put all of my effort into this year, as I will be a first year U16, and competition is only getting harder. This means I have to work twice as hard to accomplish all of my goals.