The patron of the Sports Week beginning today, two-time Olympic champion Kristina Šmigun-Cancer knew already at the age of eight that gold would not come to the neck. No workout could be missed — that was the principle of his father, coach Anatoly. “If you have a great will and a desire for a medal win, you will go through a gray stone,” said Shmigun-Vähi in the EOK100 photo exhibition “Evergreens”. At the show, the former cross-country skier pu…
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The patron of the Sports Week beginning today, two-time Olympic champion Kristina Šmigun-Cancer knew already at the age of eight that gold would not come to the neck. No workout could be missed — that was the principle of his father, coach Anatoly. “If you have a great will and a desire for a medal win, you will go through a gray stone,” said Shmigun-Vähi in the EOK100 photo exhibition “Evergreens”. At the show, the former cross-country skier pu…