Mikaela Shiffrin: Skier speaks about ‘visions of crashing’ again after December injury

Michaela Chevrene has spoken the world's most successful in the world frankly about mental health struggles to return to competition after a strange race injury.

The United States was appointed to win the World Cup 100 when it led the second stage of the giant zigzone race in Killington in December when it was destroyed near the end of running, and it was in safety networks.

Chevrerene suffered a hole and muscle damage to her stomach, an injury that told the BBC skiing on Sunday was “strange, painful and painful”.

The 29 -year -old spent two months abroad, but he returned to compete with the Alpine World Ski Championship in Saalbach, Austria.

“From the outside you look good, I went back to ski again – but you are not well,” Chevrin said.

“I was more than that ever, or ever imagined, with giant zigzag in particular.

“Sometimes, I will get a random vision to crash.

A partnership with World Download Champion Breezy Johnson was held in the joint event of the Women's Team on Tuesday, and she rejected an invitation from Lindsey Vonn in this process. The husband won gold.

Chevrerene said that the race with Johnson was different, positive and dynamic, while her 29 -year -old American colleague wanted to see her happy.

The medal was simply a bonus, as Chevren explained: “As an individual sporting, you never feel that you are doing enough.

“Be faster, fix other things, there are always things to work on. You live in this world, a very important world, and you never feel satisfied enough.

“But I could really lean on a name. I wanted to make a good performance for her and felt the same for me.”

Chevren chose not to compete in the giant zigzag race, but he was appointed to the turban race on Saturday, an event that she won four times.

She currently has 15 world championship medals and will break the record if it ends on the platform again.

Chevren, however, was not sure to add to the number.

“This may not be sufficient for the medal, but this is part of the recovery process,” she added.