MOGUL
TAISEI SASAKI
TEAM BANKEI
ATHLETE
Use Speed as a Strength. Make Every Run Count.
Born in 2015, Taisei started skiing at the age of five and began moguls in fourth grade.
He became interested in the sport after watching his older sister compete in moguls and thinking it looked fun.
He joined TEAM BANKEI in fifth grade.
In 2026, he placed second at the Miyazama Junior competition and first at the Teine Youth competition.
With speed as one of his strengths, he is working toward becoming an athlete who can compete on the world stage and earn the respect of others.
ATHLETE PROFILE
- BIRTH YEAR
- 2015
- DISCIPLINE
- MOGULS
- TEAM
- TEAM BANKEI
- JOINED
- Grade 5
- STARTED SKIING
- Age 5
- STARTED MOGULS
- Grade 4
THE JOURNEY
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Started skiing
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Started moguls
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Joined TEAM BANKEI
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Miyazama Junior — 2nd
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Teine Youth — 1st
02 / GOAL
THE NEXT GOAL.
My goals this season are to reach the final in a B-Class competition and land a back grab in competition.
I want to become an athlete whose skiing can compete at the world level and who earns the respect of others.
03 / ATHLETE STORY
Inspired by My Sister to Start Moguls.
I became interested in moguls after watching my older sister compete and thinking it looked fun.
In training, I try to make every single run count.
At competitions, I focus on doing what I have practiced rather than trying to do something different just because it is a competition.
The older athletes at TEAM BANKEI are kind and easy to talk to, so I am able to learn a lot from them.
I want to keep learning from the people around me and continue improving my skiing step by step.
04 / MY STRENGTH
My strength is skiing with speed.
BEYOND COMPETITION
- PERSONALITY
- Cautious / Strong-minded / Stubborn
- HOBBIES
- Fishing / Cycling
06 / MESSAGE
Never Forget the People Who Support Me.
To me, being an athlete who is respected whether they win or lose means respecting your competitors and not showing a bad attitude when things do not go your way.
I am very grateful to my family for supporting me and making it possible for me to continue competing in moguls.
I am also thankful to my teammates, coaches, friends, and everyone who supports me.
I want to keep that gratitude with me as I work toward becoming an athlete who can compete on the world stage.
07 / PHOTO
MOMENTS
TEAM BANKEI