Summary
American figure skater Amber Glenn, part of the U.S. women's figure skating team, shared her thoughts on potentially continuing her career after performing at the Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics. Although she secured a gold medal in the team event, she has yet to decide about participating in the next Winter Olympics, considering both her physical and mental readiness.
Key Facts
- Amber Glenn is a member of the U.S. women's figure skating team, known as the "Blade Angels."
- She recently competed in the Milano-Cortina Winter Olympics.
- Glenn won a gold medal with Team USA in the team event.
- In her final Olympic event, she moved from 13th to finish fifth in the free skate.
- At 26 years old, Glenn is considering if she will continue competing until the next Olympics when she will be 30.
- Glenn expressed her love for figure skating and her desire to improve the sport for young athletes.
- She is one of the few women to have successfully landed a triple axel in competition.
- Glenn plans to reassess her career after the current season.
