“4 AM Wake Up Call Wasn’t Easy”: Mikaela Shiffrin Has a Message for Fans Following ‘Productive’ Spring Camp

Even after achieving the most enviable record of the highest World Cup wins in her niche, there’s no stopping for Mikaela Shiffrin. It’s just like yesterday when the alpine skiing champ accomplished her 87th World Cup title, surpassing Ingemar Stenmark, and now she is back again. Evidently, the Colorado-born is kick-starting her year by camping with her friends.

Recently, the skier took to her Instagram to talk about her new ventures and treated the fans with the newest update featuring a spring camp. She is enjoying her days doing what she loves the most.

Mikaela Shiffrin is back again on the ice

The skier shared a bunch of pictures on her Instagram, and captioned, “Another productive spring camp in Kvitfjell 🇳🇴…2023-24 is off to a solid start! Thank you, everyone, for all of your hard work!! That 4am wake up call wasn’t easy, but it was certainly worth it.” Shiffrin visited Reiteralm in early April for ski testing, and now she is all set to explore on her own.

In the first picture, the world record holder looked dressed to commence another new session in the Norwegian mountains. Cut to the next image, the athlete shared some glimpses with her boyfriend, smiling. The next slides followed Shiffrin in her usual avatar, putting on her skiing gear and gliding through the snow.

Seemingly, even though she didn’t enjoy the 4 am wake-up call, the adventures, the companions, and the sport did the trick for her. This vacation is definitely extra-special for Shiffrin and here is why.

Shiffrin’s path to being invincible with her 87th World Cup victory!

Just a month back, the FIS Alpine World Cup Tour celebrated Shiffrin’s momentous achievement as she won her 87th World Cup. In fact, by being the best of all time, she broke Ingemar Stenmark’s record of 86 World Cup victories, which had previously remained untouched since 1989.

However, on that day, Shiffrin etched her name in the history of the sport. Shiffrin finished her first run by 0.69 seconds and defeated the runner-up Wendy Holdener of Switzerland by a remarkable 0.92 seconds.

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Even after being the World’s no. 1, the 27-year-old is now aiming for her 88th trophy. All eyes will certainly be on her next move toward success. What do you think about Shiffrin’s next attainment? Tell us.

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