He delivered the best race of his career at the World Championships. Then the entire start of his Olympic preparation was ruined by a stress fracture. Now he has suffered another setback — and the Olympic clock is ticking relentlessly.
The Finnish cross-country skier Remi Lindholm is known as an athlete who is fearless in training. The 25-year-old skier trains an enormous number of hours to build an endurance base that will keep him from being down as the years go by. This article looks closely at Remi’s training this summer and in general.
Remi Lindholm is the shining star of Finnish cross-country skiing. A man who is not afraid of training, who doesn’t bow to pictures, but who loves skiing. Remi has something of an old-generation skier in his attitude and style, maybe a little bit of Mietomaisuutta and at the same time a touch of Myllyla and Mäntyranta. An unyielding skier who competes even in freezing temperatures without an undershirt or long underwear. A hero of the future, dreaming of a career whose duration is not measured in years but in decades.
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