WHO IS AIMEE FULLER?

Aimee Fuller is a two-time Winter Olympian, trailblazer in freestyle snowboarding, and one of the most influential voices in both Summer and Winter sports broadcasting. She represented Team GB in Slopestyle and Big Air, becoming the first woman in the world to land a double, and achieved a Top 3 finish in the Big Air World Cup Superseries, cementing her reputation as one of the sport’s most accomplished athletes.

Since retiring from elite competition, Fuller has built a standout career across broadcasting and wellness, seamlessly translating her experience at the highest level of sport into thoughtful, authoritative insight on health, performance and longevity. She is now recognised as a leading wellness expert and qualified yoga instructor, known for advocating a balanced, sustainable approach to movement, recovery and everyday wellbeing.

Fuller presents BBC Morning Live and The Great North Run, and has led BBC3’s Winter Olympics coverage. She is also set to host the Winter Olympics Milano Cortina 2026 for TNT Sports. Through her podcasts Monday Mile and Olympic Mile on BBC Sounds, she explores movement, mindfulness and modern wellbeing, alongside appearances on Channel 4’s Celebrity Hunted and BBC2’s House of Games.

An author, columnist, public speaker and wellbeing advocate, Fuller wrote Fearless: Live More and is a regular contributor to Women’s Fitness, sharing intelligent, accessible guidance on health, mindset and longevity. With a social following of over 300,000 and a reputation for warmth, clarity and credibility, Aimee Fuller continues to influence the modern wellness conversation, inspiring a more considered and connected approach to living well.

WINTER OLYMPIC MILE

Take a walk with Aimee Fuller and some of world's finest athletes ahead of Beijing 2022 on BBC Sounds. Delve into their training plans, diet, mindset, Winter Olympic goals and much more.