Overview

• 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.