Nika Prevc Reveals How She Spent Her Record-Breaking Winter, and What She Still Dares Not Say
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- Slovenian ski jumper Nika Prevc took more time for herself after a remarkable Olympic winter.
- She ended last season by setting a world record of 242.5 meters at the Planica finale in late March.
- Prevc spent the summer balancing rest and obligations at the Faculty of Arts in Ljubljana before her first summer events in Stams.
After a spectacular Olympic winter capped by a 242.5-meter world record at the Planica finale in late March, Nika Prevc allowed herself more time away from competition.
The Slovenian ski-jumping champion said the months since that achievement passed in a fairly relaxed way. Rest was part of the summer, but it did not eliminate her other commitments, including obligations at the Faculty of Arts in Ljubljana.
Prevc is now looking forward to her first tests of the summer in Stams, which are scheduled in just over 10 days. The coming events will offer her an early return to competition as she prepares for another winter she hopes will be equally memorable.
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Originally published by Delo in Slovenian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.
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