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Stina Nilsson enters her fourth season as a biathlete.
With the ambition that it will be the very best so far.
Now she shows off the long-awaited image that the Swedes love.
She just wants to put last year’s season behind her. Because it didn’t work out at all Stina Nilsson hoped for.
Stina’s tough time
The biathlon career had gone steadily upwards in the first two seasons, but the third year was really tough for the 30-year-old, who couldn’t get his skiing or shooting right. After a long period of disappointing results, Nilsson was thus first kicked out of the World Cup and then also not selected for the Biathlon World Cup at the beginning of 2023.
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Now she is looking ahead to her fourth season as a biathlete, and the goal is for it to be the best so far for Stina. On social media, she often posts updates on how things are going and right now the pre-season is in full swing ahead of the winter half-year.
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Nilsson’s new image
After a period of illness, she has now returned to full training and on Instagram, Stina Nilsson has now posted a new picture that her followers love. Namely a lovely autumn picture when she is out exercising.
“Like Bambi on slippery ice. That’s how it always feels to start training again after a cold. Leave it,” she writes, and faithful to her habit, she also adds a pun with the leaves on the ground.
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The photo is appreciated by the Swedes and with over 6,000 likes and a lot of positive comments, many want to support her ahead of the new winter season.
“Good that you are up and running again,” writes one user.
“Take it easy and take care of yourself,” writes another.
“Looking forward to seeing you this winter! Good luck with the upcoming season.”
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