Since Tokyo every day was dedicated to Paris. Every competition I did, every training had a purpose and it’s always hard preparing for one moment you may or may not get back. I came to Paris with one goal in mind and everything else would mean unsuccessful Olympics to me. I can’t explain how many times in the past 3 months I cried and broke down in the middle of training. So many ‘what if’s’ and doubts but at the end of the day I believed in myself and in my preparation. I don’t know if many people realize how hard it is to be the favorite and to deliver over and over again and honestly, I have no idea how I made it happen. Do you ever wake up and just know that today is your day? This is the feeling I got in the morning of the finals. It’s that feeling you get all over your body that everything is going to work out. I felt the nerves and the pressure but deep inside I was calm and free. Free from all worries and expectations. I was the strongest I’ve ever been and did everything I could to be in the best shape of my life. I had no regrets. For once I could forget about my perfectionism and just let my body do its thing. For every scenario that could happen I always had a plan behind and still it was the hardest competition I’ve ever done. I am filled with gratitude for all the support and this incredible journey! MERCI PARIS! ❤️ @redbull @redbullsi @adidas @allianz @feelslovenia @lumarhise @camp1889outdoor @rhinoskinsolutions