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Does having a child impact one to subconciously take less risk?
Does having a child impact one to subconciously take less risk?
For sure, and they actually proved this with exact times for F1 drivers. And also for skiing it works similar way, but it's way more obvious on speed side. On tech side, it's not so much, if any at all. You are afraid to risk your life, not your knees, and on tech events it's more about your knees then your life, so I don't think there will be much difference because of this. Only downside might be, he would want to be more home, but Hirscher wasn't going so much around until now either. I don't remember when he was training in South America/New Zealand for last time. But then again, it also helps if you are living some 50km away from pretty good glacier and you get heli ride up there straight from your front door whenever you wish for. So kid or no kid, I don't think it mattersDoes having a child impact one to subconciously take less risk?
Bode and Lance were talking about that on a podcast they did together. They both stated in both skiing and cycling the answer is yes. Bode even stated some statistic about how many tenths slower you were for each kid you had.
Depends on the person.http://www.fis-ski.com/alpine-skiin...cid=rss&utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter
Does having a child impact one to subconciously take less risk?
Yeah he joked that blame it on Anna Veith's spouse that she's slower. Itwas actually stated more as a matter of fact. Of course people got all upset about it. He and Lance talked about this on Lance's podcast. Both said they took less risk after marriage and kids.Didn't Bode have to apologize for making a comment like that this past season? Can't remember if it was Olympics or somewhere else but I think that ruffled some feathers on the womens side.
Yeah he joked that blame it on Anna Veith's spouse that she's slower. Itwas actually stated more as a matter of fact. Of course people got all upset about it. He and Lance talked about this on Lance's podcast. Both said they took less risk after marriage and kids.
Well that's not physical risk while racing, which was the subject. Clearly Sheryl Crow didn't make the difference to him being a sleazebag.But not to the extent of avoiding leading the biggest systematic cheating and bullying programme in sports... I guess Lance measures risk somewhat differently...
OrLance Armstrong sat down with American World Cup ski racer and six-time Olympic medallist Bode Miller in Aspen to talk about Miller's decorated alpine skiing career and more. Their candid conversation touched on everything from Miller’s unconventional upbringing, to what it feels like to fly down a mountain at 100 miles per hour, to the mental game of higher-risk sports like skiing and cycling. Miller, now a father of four, also talks about his passion for horse racing, and shares what’s next, following his formal retirement from ski racing.
https://soundcloud.com/user-4118672...ller-the-forward-podcast-with-lance-armstrong
That was about Anna Veith's husband being responsible for her decrease in performance.Didn't Bode have to apologize for making a comment like that this past season? Can't remember if it was Olympics or somewhere else but I think that ruffled some feathers on the womens side.