Hailed as one of the best, Paralympic cross-country skier, Oksana Masters is a legend of the sport. She is both a Summer and Winter Paralympics gold medalist. Notably, she takes part in various sports like adaptive-rowing, para-cycling, Paralympic cross-country skiing, and biathlon. Recently, in her latest competition at the World Para Snow Sports Championship in Lillehammer, Norway, she won another silver medal in the biathlon.

On her way to Beijing, her physical challenges have not stopped her from achieving her dreams. After the competition in Norway, she seems unfazed by the challenges that lie ahead.

Paralympic cross-country skier is an inspiration

Recently, she took part in the biathlon at the World Championships and bagged the silver medal. Biathlon is a sport that comprises cross-country skiing and rifle shooting.

Following a victory, she opened up on the problems she had related to rifle shooting early on and how she adapted to it perfectly over the years. She said so, reposting a tweet about her on NBC.

“Fun fact: I can’t feel the trigger & I’m able to shoot by removing my whole hand off the riffle to advance to the next shot. Not ideal to do bc it makes you reposition between shots. My hand impairments makes an extra challenge. Proud of how I found a way to adapt in #biathlon,” she wrote.

Top Stories

Update Announced on Josh Allen’s Bills Staying Near Brown University Amid Tragic Incident

Forced to Leave FOX, Cowboys Legend Troy Aikman Says ESPN Is Like ‘U.S. Government’ & Clearly Distinguishes the Two Networks

Michigan Football Receives Disappointing Kenny Dillingham News on Saturday

2025 Vic PGA Championship: Prize Money, Winner’s Payout & More Explored

Army vs Navy: Why is U.S. President Donald Trump Attending the Game?

$250M Michigan Booster Reveals More to Sherrone Moore Saga After Paige Shiver Confirms Police Visit

She won the silver medal by setting a time of 21: 52.08 seconds; a 17th career World Championship medal. Notably, Germany’s Anja Wicker won the competition.

READ MORE- WATCH: Shaun White Cheers on Chloe Kim after Stellar Performance Ahead of Beijing Winter Olympics 2022

Jet lag problems

Arriving just 48 hours before the competition, Masters talked about the issue of jet lag. Finishing just 1.6 seconds behind the gold medalist, Masters spoke about the effects it had on her.

“It wasn’t an ideal day for me. I’m feeling a lot of jet lag, but I’m just so happy to be here and be on the start line considering just hours ago it was still up in the air. I’m excited to recover and get some sleep and also continue to learn from this race and take it into the rest of the competition,” said Masters.

With her sensational performances, the incredible Oksana Masters continues to win plaudits in major competitions. Truly, she is an inspiration for many.

WATCH THIS STORY- “Where Is Your Support?”: Nick Kyrgios Slams Rafael Nadal and Other Tennis Stars for Not Standing Up for Novak Djokovic