Even the winningest alpine skier of all time sometimes needs to pause and take a breath at the top of a mountain.
That’s what you learn if you ask Mikaela Shiffrin if — despite her ability to do things no one else can — she ever needs to remind herself that hurtling down a race course is not only survivable, but something she’s pretty good at.
“Short answer: Yes,” Shiffrin told NPR. Read More
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