- Jamie MoCrazy survived a traumatic brain injury during a 2015 skiing competition.
- She founded MoCrazy Strong Foundation to support brain injury survivors’ recovery and resilience.
- Her documentary, #MoCrazyStrong, aims to inspire hope in overcoming life-changing injuries.
SALT LAKE CITY — Jamie MoCrazy will never forget the day more than a decade ago that nearly took her life while doing something she loves and had been training for.
The 33-year-old former X Games athlete is the founder and CEO of the MoCrazy Strong Foundation — an organization she created after surviving a traumatic brain injury.
Her given name is Jamie Crane-Mauzy, but as a child, she was nicknamed “MoCrazy,” which is now her legal name. She grew up with a love for winter sports and being on the mountain. Her passion for skiing began when she was young and was sparked by earlier generations in her family…