Create an experience with Menna Jen

They regularly finish each other's sentences, there are plenty of laughs and the word "fun" is used a lot. And they still can't quite believe that they have met royalty and are Britain's most successful Winter Paralympians. But they are deadly serious about their sport. Welcome to the world of Menna and Jen - skier Menna Fitzpatrick, who has just 3% vision, and her sighted guide Jen Kehoe - and 12 months that have changed their lives completely. When it comes to visually impaired skiing there are certain attributes you must have. Being fearless is essential when you can reach speeds of up to 100km/h. However, trust is also key when you have to have faith in your guide to get you both down the slope safely, with Bluetooth headsets the main means of communication. And the British pair seems to have the perfect chemistry - Fitzpatrick, 20, a skier since the age of five who says she likes a challenge, and army officer Kehoe, 35, with her extensive guiding experience and logical mind, and the combination is helping them ski faster and push the boundaries before this week's Para Alpine World Championships.