"Was the sauna video too revealing?" Bobsleigh "Glamour" Beauty lost 20kg → Men's heart "Hot"... Originally, a shot put player, "Double Life" was revealed [Milan Olympics]

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A British beauty bobsledder who competed in the 2026 Milan/Cortina D'Ampezzo Winter Olympics is drawing attention with her brilliant history. This is because of his "two jobs" history as a bobsled pilot and active shot put champion.

The Sun reported on the 17th (local time) that British bobsleigh pilot Adele Nicholl (29) is a former shot put champion and brilliant influencer.

Nicole from Wales participated as a pilot for the British women's bobsleigh team. The media explained, "After overcoming the pain of staying as a candidate at the Beijing Olympics four years ago, he is proudly running on the ice track as the main player at the Milan Olympics."

What is surprising is that she is a three-time British shot put champion. "In order to transform into a bobsledder, she went through harsh body modifications, including losing 20kg and training her core muscles," the media said.

"It's never fun to lift a heavy sled in the cold of 20 degrees below zero," Nicole said, expressing confidence, "but now I'm stronger and faster than ever, and mentally hard."

Nicole finished 18th in the women's bobsleigh monobop (one-seater) at the 2026 Milan-Cortina D'Ampezzo Winter Olympics held at the Cortina Sliding Center in Italy on the 17th. She blamed herself, "It was the worst run of my life," but vowed a turnaround in the women's two-seater competition on the 20th.

After the Olympics, he goes back to being a shot putter. "I want to participate in the shot put event for Wales at the Commonwealth Games this summer," Nicole said. "It's only five months later, but I won't say it's impossible."

Nicole, who is also an influencer with nearly 60,000 followers, reveals her training process and daily life on social media (SNS). Recently, he posted a sauna video and made an easy-going joke, saying, "I tried to imitate a sexy influencer, but it didn't suit me."

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