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Lindsey Vonn is one of the people who understands setbacks the best.

She retired two years ago as the most successful female ski racer in history due to her tremendous mental fortitude in overcoming the pain barrier despite having a body that was “broken beyond repair” after numerous injuries prevented her from competing in the Olympics, winning world titles, and setting world records.

Even Vonn, meanwhile, is unable to understand how athletes are adjusting to the constantly shifting circumstances of a worldwide epidemic following the 2020 postponement of the Tokyo Olympics and the organizers’ assertion that the Games will still take place later this year, despite fervent rumors to the contrary.

To be honest, I am not sure how the Summer Olympians are handling things. not really having the same training skills that you had previously, not knowing whether or when you are competing, or knowing if you would have any competition beforehand,” Vonn tells CNN Sport.

These factors have an impact on athletes’ mental health in addition to their physical health and preparedness. We athletes dislike a lot of variables, so we rely on

However, Vonn, who endured a lot of uncertainty during her career since ski racing is unpredictable, can give one piece of advise to athletes who want to compete in Tokyo.

“Look for something you can have on a regular basis,” she advises. “As much as possible, find your confidence in your small world, in your small routines, and in that rhythm. That is my recommendation. Since I do not believe anyone has ever dealt with this, I believe that those who are