Being passionate about something or loving what you do is something all champions and sport aficionados have in common, yet turning a hobby into a career, that’s a big step. Julia Dujmovits took a leap of faith and after trying many sports, she chose snowboarding. And what a great choice she made for her life!
Sarka Strachova's Journey from Alpine Skiing to Sports Clinic
Konrad NiedZwiedzki's Dreams of the Future
As PyeongChang 2018 is not far away and winning an Olympic medal feels amazing, we tackled this topic first ... But as this may be a priority for the moment, Konrad's long term plans are getting even bigger and they also include his beautiful fiancée, Katarzyna Woźniak, also an Olympian and speed skater.
What Most People Don't Know about Anke Woehrer
Training Lessons IN SNOWBOARDING from Julia Dujmovits
Julia Dujmovits is a snowboarding champion despite of the fact that her home town is in the low lands, so not too many glaciers around to train on. But this did not stop her from dreaming, training and finding new, creative ways to reach her goal! She found lots of ways to train during summer or while on a holiday apart from the ones compulsory for becoming an Olympic Gold medalist.
Winning Alpine Skiing Olympic BRONZE for Czech Republic
Winning A GOLD MEDAL IN the Olympics is Amazing, Yet It Takes a Heavy Toll
It takes hard work, dedication, perseverance, and much love fos snowboarding to pursue it as a career and become Olympic champion. And sometimes it takes witnessing a tragedy to reshuffle your life. Kaprun, 11th of November 2000 is a day which means a lot for Julia Dujmovits, and the next clip will reveal the connection about the sentences above. Julia is not just a snowboarding Olympic medalist, but also a champion of life!
What It Takes to Become a Snowboarding Champion
Konrad Niedzwiedzki - life of a speed skating champion
Choosing Snowboarding at 11 Years Old
Thinking about PyeongChang 2018 Winter Olympic Games
Training to Win an Olympic Medal at Speed Skating
Alpine Skiing - Sarka Strachova's Love at First Try
Numerologists would argue that 11 is a power number and those born on such a day inspire people and that their presence is galvanizing. Maybe this is why it is not a coincidence that Šárka Strachová, born on February 11th, holds many of those great traits and, who knows, this could be one of the reasons behind her winning an Olympic medal in alpine skiing.
Anke Woehrer – Snowboarding in Three Olympic Games
Anke Woehrer is one of Germany’s top athletes and the proud owner, amongst other things, of an Olympic Silver medal for Parallel Slalom in Sochi, 2014. She lives with her husband in a beautiful Bavarian city, in Bernau am Chiemsee, sharing their lovely home with the one and only Jaws, a 5-year-old blue-eyed Siberian Husky, which Anke “adopted” by marriage.