US EditionIn mixed season, Shiffrin's mind turns to her father
- Mikaela Shiffrin has made progress with her post-traumatic stress disorder as flashbacks from her crash in November have become less frequent while training.
- Shiffrin stated, "I don’t doubt that I can get to that competitive level again," indicating her confidence in returning to her sport.
- While Shiffrin did not qualify for the giant slalom, she plans to focus on slalom events at the World Cup finals this week.
- Training has been improving for Shiffrin, who said, "My processing speed and the mind-body connection has come back in a great way.
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Buffalo News
In mixed season, Shiffrin's mind turns to her father
SUN VALLEY, Idaho — Mikaela Shiffrin was attending a celebration party at the World Cup finals when the band began playing the Paul Simon song "You Can Call Me Al."
Shiffrin steadily overcoming PTSD in giant slalom after crash
Mikaela Shiffrin's flashbacks to her November crash in a giant slalom race are happening less and less when she's training. For her, as she deals with post-traumatic stress disorder in the discipline, that's major progress. While other racers compete in the GS on Tuesday at World Cup finals in Sun…
Mikaela Shiffrin steadily overcoming PTSD in giant slalom after crash, focus on slalom at World Cup finals
SUN VALLEY, Idaho — Mikaela Shiffrin’s flashbacks to her November crash in a giant slalom race are happening less and less when she’s training. For her, as she deals with post-traumatic stress disorder in the discipline, that’s major progress. While the other racers compete in the GS on Tuesday at World Cup finals in Sun Valley, Shiffrin plans to squeeze in some training in the slalom. It will be the American standout’s only event of the weeklon…
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Shiffrin steadily overcoming PTSD in giant slalom after crash, focus on slalom at World Cup finals
Mikaela Shiffrin’s flashbacks to her November crash in the giant slalom are happening less and less when she’s training.
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