Muir will also compete in the big air event in the World Championship later this week, and Erdeonan admits surprisingly for its success after a long time.
“Yes, definitely,” she said. “Even the first two competitions that we went to without any expectations or pressure and managed to make the finals, which were really wonderful.
“Since then, I have been applying more in my skiing and mystery, and this has been shown through my results, so yes, generally happy with her.
“We worked hard last year, it was worth it, and this was what helped me through the rehabilitation that was thinking about these moments when I learned that I would spend a great time. I went back here and very happy with that.”
Muir was the youngest member of the Team GB in the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, where the finals were made in both descendants of women and great weather events.
She returned to snow with greater appreciation of the ability to do what she loves.
“I never expected to spend a long ski time because it is a major thing in my life I like to do, so I think I can definitely appreciate it more,” she added. “A vacation makes it more private.
“Even the coaches of when [the injury] It happened for the first time it was joking, “Kirsty Muir 2.0 in the infection”, but we will keep it as an idea.
In general, I just enjoy everything. “
