Skeleton Champion Grotheer Sets Sights on 2026 Winter Olympics

After contemplating retirement, Christopher Grotheer aims to compete in his final Olympics, rejuvenated by a change in training approach.

Christopher Grotheer, a skeleton Olympic champion, plans to continue his career until the 2026 Winter Olympics.
Grotheer considered retiring earlier this year due to dissatisfaction with his training regimen.
He found renewed motivation after winning his third World Championship title.
Grotheer switched to a new trainer, Alexander Rödiger, to break old routines and enhance his athletic training.
Grotheer reports being injury-free through the summer and fall, a significant improvement from previous seasons.