Julia Tannheimer

That you are always a biathlete, not just from eight in the morning until four in the afternoon, but around the clock. In summer, I don't have to pay as much attention to my health. Julia Tannheimer (21) says that the current time is particularly difficult for her. When autumn comes, I try not to meet too many friends, especially when I know that they are often out and going to parties. This is probably the hardest part, trying to stay healthy and not seeing friends or family. It has been an intense experience athletically. At the same time, it went completely differently for us biathletes than I had always imagined Olympics would be. We were completely on our own and had no contact with other sports in Antholz. In March, Tannheimer took stock – and found clear words: “It has been an intense experience athletically. At the same time, it went completely differently for us biathletes than I had always imagined Olympics would be. We were completely on our own and had no contact with other sports in Antholz.” You have to be a bit of a perfectionist to compete at that level. When I train, I try to give everything. I hate sessions where I'm not fully fit and I can't do as much as I want. I always try to get the best possible out of the sessions. In front of the association, Tannheimer made it clear: “You have to be a bit of a perfectionist to compete at that level. When I train, I try to give everything. I hate sessions where I'm not fully fit and I can't do as much as I want. I always try to get the best possible out of the sessions.” #Biathlon #JuliaTannheimer #Olympia2026 (translated)