The Big Mountain Boss of skiing - Hoji Style

Eric Hjorleifson is undoubtedly one of the most prolific skiers in history. His skiing speaks for itself and his love of the sport is palpable. This is only a small part of the film HOJI: The story of Eric Hjorleifson. Featuring Eric Hjorleifson, Markus Eder, Chris Rubens, Andrew Shepherd and more.

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[dougstandal]

Been skiing 48 years, and I think this guy might be the best I've seen, LOVE his style!!!

[steveshea]

The guy can feel the snow, really good free skiing. I love all the old school airplane turns.

[pierfrancescobrini]

Yes, I definitely love the Hoji style..

[roymccord]

Eric fluid motion on his skis shows he has master the skill of balance in all six planes and can do most if not all things at a high technical level allowing him to create his own style which is super fun to watch. He shows his passion and artistry in his form as he dynamically dances and carves down the slopes showing the joy he and the spectators are witnessing. Right on big guy. Thanks for the great video.

[drewgalbraith]

Year in year out Hoji is one of the gnarliest dudes in skiing

[steveshea]

That sequence starting at:32 is awesome. Put's TGR in the backseat.

[Wutaskier]

So blessed I get to do laps chasing hojboss. It's insane to see in person

[Simon-Simon-Simon]

he has a great style
almost playful with racer technique

I always got pulled up by ski instructors for dropping my inside hand
eric just holds his balance

[frnt_skis]

That god damn airplane turn Really nothing else like Hoji Style

[chopchopbc]

"Did you see the compression on his backbone? No wonder he's hunched over half his life"
Classic Canadian accent eh?

[acedaytona]

"Your not apres if you don't have your ski boots on" hoji....

[quinndawsonosgood]

Looks like if Scott Schmidt and Shane Mcconkey (RIP) had a love child

[bulletbob]

Yow . . . it’s like you poured water down the mountain . . .

[montuckyman]

It looks like skiing. What's hoji style? Something their doing? I just don't have the eye to see something here. Splitting hairs I guess. I mean it's some nice skiing and all, some really awesome lines and whatnot.