Anna Gasser: Freedom from family! A look at their exciting home World Cup!

Anna Gasser: Freedom from family! A look at their exciting home World Cup!

Klagenfurt, Österreich - Anna Gasser, the double Olympic champion in the snowboard, looks confidently at her home World Cup in the Big Air in Klagenfurt on January 5 and on the Kreischberg on January 11th. These events are not only sporting highlights for the 33-year-old, but also an opportunity to prove themselves in their homeland. "This is really cool. We even have three home events, because in March we got a slopestyle in the absolute park in Flachauwinkl," said Gasser, who is impressed by the excitement of the upcoming competitions. The athlete confessed that it means a luxury to be able to train only an hour away from home and that she estimates that she was energy with her family during the Christmas season, as she explained in a current interview.

Family planning and sporting ambitions

While Anna Gasser is preparing for the competitions, family planning is still in second place for you. "I want family, but that can also be a little later. Now I can enjoy life so, I'm so free, the Clemens too," she said about her partner Clemens Millauer. The two do not want to combine the stress of the professional port with a new family. "It would be unimaginable for me if I had a baby to take this risk," emphasized Gasser. She plans to concentrate fully on her career before starting a family and expects her to be ready for it in two years. "35 is actually a good age," continued Gasser.

The anticipation for the big event and the upcoming Olympic Winter Games 2026 in Italy is unbroken. Anna Gasser is aware of the challenges that her sport brings, especially at such a high level of performance, and enjoys being part of the competitive environment. "I am pleased that we also have offspring in Austria. We are four starters in Klagenfurt," she added. These announcements are not only a sign of their sporting devotion, but also for their positive attitude to the further development of sport and its own role in how krone.at reported.