Dahlmeier rules out comeback: “There will be no going back”

“It is what it is, and there will be no going back for me,” said Dahlmeier, who ended her biathlon career in May 2019 at the age of just 25 Passauer Neue Presse . “I live in the student town, so people sometimes order pizza there in the evenings.” The now 26-year-old also ruled out starting as a trainer any time soon. “I don’t have such ambitions at the moment. I don't know where the journey is going yet. But I consciously leave that open to myself,” said Dahlmeier, although she is currently completing the course to get a B trainer license: “Despite my training, I don’t even know whether I really want to become a trainer in the end.” The seven-time world champion really enjoys her life as a sports science student at the Technical University of Munich. “I live in the student town, where people sometimes order a pizza in the evening or go to yoga together,” she said: “I have now adapted somewhat to life as a student, I sleep longer in the morning and go to bed later .” “I won’t be able to repeat my biathlon successes in mountain running.” Dahlmeier also enjoys the freedom of no longer having to do sport, but being able to do it, as she said. But the woman from Partenkirchen, who tried out as a track and field athlete at the World Mountain Running Championships in Argentina last November, does not have any greater sporting ambitions. “I simply enjoy trying out different things, and as long as I’m fit, that’s enough for me,” she said and emphasized: “I certainly won’t be able to repeat my biathlon successes in mountain running.”

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Dahlmeier rules out comeback: “There will be no going back”

Former biathlon queen Laura Dahlmeier is enjoying student life to the fullest - returning as an active athlete is out of the question for the two-time Olympic champion.

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