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Fiery Crash in Italy Leaves Scorching Mark - Unforgettable!

My worst crush, the ones, the first one, the post. So my mind was one in Italy, some years ago. Now where there was like a long descent. We're going down. We and then in the bottom I flew over the bar and the bike flavor behind me, but, and it landed on top of me and my disc like, on my mountain bike. We have this breaks, and it was So hot from like descending and being on the brakes for a long time. So when the bike landed on me, I got like a burn mark on my leg from the desk and I had that Mark for like one and a half years. I think. Yeah that one I did not just forget.

I got a burn mark on my leg from my mountain bike landing on me after a long descent. It stayed for 1.5 years.

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The worst crash I ever had was during a descent in Italy a few years ago. It was a long descent, and as I reached the bottom, I flew over the handlebars. The bike followed and landed on top of me. Due to the heat from descending and using the brakes for an extended period, the disc on my mountain bike was scorching hot. When it landed on me, it left a burn mark on my leg. I had that mark for about a year and a half. It's definitely a crash I won't forget.

Upcoming Race in Austria: Chasing the Next Goal!

Hey Brett, thank you for the question. Um, I think my next goal is in three weeks time. We have a woke up in Leo, going in Austria. And yeah, I like this race and I hope I can have a have a good day. So that's like what I have inside right now.

My next goal is to do well in the upcoming race in Austria in three weeks.

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Thank you for asking, Brett. My next goal is in three weeks at the Woke Up in Leo race in Austria. I really enjoy this race and I'm hoping to have a successful day. That's what I'm currently focused on.

Taking in the lessons from Tokyo, are you preparing for Paris 2024 any differently than you would have before? What are your goals?

Unleashing Paris 2024: Lessons from Tokyo fuel our new goals

I think that one of the biggest lessons I learned at the Olympics was that you have to perform under sail different circumstances than you're used to, and the goals for Paris is first of all to qualify our and then to do better and 12. Yeah.

At the Olympics, I learned that you have to be able to adapt and perform under different circumstances. My goal for Paris is to qualify and then do better than I did in Rio.

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After reflecting on my experience in Tokyo, I am approaching preparations for Paris 2024 with some adjustments. One of the key lessons I learned from the Olympics is the importance of performing well under various circumstances, even those that may be unfamiliar. 

My goals for Paris 2024 are twofold. Firstly, I aim to qualify for the event. Once qualified, my objective is to improve upon my previous performance and strive for a better outcome than I achieved in the previous Olympics.

How many times do you go over a competition course before you compete?

Pro athletes reveal their secret competition course strategies!

Well, it really depends if I arrive like the day before the race, or for a whole week, the reason you, but I don't know, somewhere between like three and ten times physically and then a few times mentally thinking.

Somewhere between 3 - 10 times physically and a few times mentally.

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The number of times I go over a competition course before competing varies depending on factors like my arrival time and the duration of my stay. If I have a day before the race, I may go over the course around three to ten times physically. Additionally, I spend some time mentally visualizing the course a few times.

Swiss athletes took the entire podium at the previous Olympics. Is Switzerland the country to watch for cross country biking?

Swiss Domination: Cross Country Biking's Country to Watch

Yes, I did. That was really crazy. Tourist was woman on the podium and Tokyo but, um, yeah, Switzerland stuff in the country to look for out for in Cross Country mountain biking but we do our best to beat them, you know.

I went to Switzerland for a Cross Country mountain biking race and did my best to beat the other competitors.

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Yes, it was indeed remarkable to see Swiss athletes dominate the podium at the previous Olympics. Switzerland has certainly established itself as a country to watch in cross country biking. However, we will do our best to compete with them and strive for success in the sport.

What was your first bike when you were 9? Any favorite memories?

Riding the Pink Trick: Fond Memories of My First Bike at 9

Hey Sam, my first bike was pink trick. I think we'll like pink flames on the frame and nine years, old Molina felt pretty damn cool on it and my best memories, I think like meeting my friends. Every Wednesday after school on this pink bike. That was great fun. And a good start into this sport.

I had a pink bike when I was 9 and my best memory was meeting with friends after school every Wednesday.

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My first bike when I was 9 was a pink trick bike with flames on the frame. Riding that bike made me feel really cool at the time. One of my favorite memories is meeting up with my friends every Wednesday after school, cruising around on my pink bike. It was a lot of fun and a great introduction to the world of biking.

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