News Lukas Britschgi on joy, pressure, and growth

[gsk8]

Swiss skater Lukas Britschgi opens up about what it feels like to carry the title of European Champion—from the joy of skating to the pressure that comes with expectations.

https://bit.ly/2025Britschgi

He’s honest about battling his own expectations, the joy he finds in moments big and small, and how he’s learning to grow both on and off the ice.

With goals for the second half of the season, Britschgi is all about balance, gratitude, and enjoying the ride—reminding us that success is as much about mindset as it is about medals.

 

[ladyjane]

I admire him in keeping up his studies outside of skating. Who knows what will happen next. And he is honest about choreography and creativity.

 

[dorispulaski]

What a nice , honest interview! I enjoyed it.

 

[noskates]

Have always liked Lukas.

 

[bartlebooth]

He's such a level-headed, humble, charming young man. So likeable.

 

[el henry]

Informative interview showing a side of Lukas I did not know: the academics are very impressive. I've always loved that Lukas has his own style and commits to it, his skating is enjoyable.

 

[Mathman]

I liked his comments about competing in Warsaw, how the audience is so enthusiastic that they line up outside the venue to get in.

Also the respect he modestly gave to Adam Siao Him Fa, who he "never thought he could beat" at Europeans.

 

[4everchan]

Lukas is awesome