BETTER THAN SEVENTH THIS YEAR.> O’NEILL CURRENTLY PLAYS IN THE K-H- L. On the slopes – Just days away from making her Olympic debut , 2017 NCAA Slalom Champion and former Vermont Catamount, Paula Moltzan, has touched down in Beijin g. I chatted with Moltzan lt as week — who expressed that the beginning of her time in China will be the mo st important, as she tries to learn a course that no Olympian has competed on before. <THINKING IT’S MAYBE GOI NG TO BE LIKE EARLY SEASON IN COLORADOTH, AT DRY, GRIPPY SNOW. YOU JUST HAVE EVERYTHING READY YOU HAVE L ALTHE SKI OPTIONS READY. YOU HAVE THE MINDSET READY, YOU KIND OF ARE READY FOR ANYTHING. > Due to COVID-19, all of the test events in China
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Moltzan shares how she is preparing for new Beijing alpine course
Updated: 11:54 PM EST Jan 28, 2022
Just days away from making her Olympic debut, 2017 NCAA slalom champion and former Vermont Catamount, Paula Moltzan, has touched down in Beijing.Moltzan expressed that the beginning of her time in China will be the most important, as she tries to learn a course that no Olympian has competed on before.”Thinking it’s maybe going to be like early season in Colorado, that dry, grippy snow. You just have everything ready you have all the ski options ready. You have the mindset ready, you kind of are ready for anything,” Moltzan said.Due to COVID-19, all of the test events in China were canceled. Skiers will have a chance to test out the slopes later this week.
Just days away from making her Olympic debut, 2017 NCAA slalom champion and former Vermont Catamount, Paula Moltzan, has touched down in Beijing.
Moltzan expressed that the beginning of her time in China will be the most important, as she tries to learn a course that no Olympian has competed on before.
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“Thinking it’s maybe going to be like early season in Colorado, that dry, grippy snow. You just have everything ready you have all the ski options ready. You have the mindset ready, you kind of are ready for anything,” Moltzan said.
Due to COVID-19, all of the test events in China were canceled. Skiers will have a chance to test out the slopes later this week.
