Tired of the way she had done everything
Last season was a nightmare, and the Olympics were disappointing. Now, the biathlon star has confronted herself, made changes, and brought in a new coach for a fresh start.
Last season was a nightmare, and the Olympics were disappointing. Now, the biathlon star has confronted herself, made changes, and brought in a new coach for a fresh start.
Norwegian biathlon star Ingrid Landmark Tandrevold has spoken openly in a radio podcast about the dark side of elite sport and excessive optimization. She has struggled personally with psychological difficulties stemming from total subordination to sport.
After a very challenging biathlon season, the 29-year-old from Norway is looking to try a new sport, possibly as early as this week.
Norway was fighting for a possible relay victory in the mixed relay in Östersund. But it turned into another penalty loop for Ingrid Landmark Tandrevold, who already had three penalty loops in Saturday’s women’s relay.
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The biathlon season opener at Sjusjøen featured thrilling mass start races, with Ingrid Landmark Tandrevold narrowly defeating Maren Hjelmeset Kirkeeide in a dramatic sprint, while Endre Strømsheim outmaneuvered Vetle Sjåstad Christiansen on the final climb to claim victory, setting an exciting tone for the season ahead.
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