biathlon is passion

Andrea Henkel always and forever. Franziska Hildebrand, Arnd Peiffer, Erik Lesser. Norwegian Team. Kaisa Mäkäräinen.

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my aesthetic

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I have many, MANY questions

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wanna some pancakes? 👀

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PYEONGCHANG2018: Big surprise in the individual biathlon women: Hanna Oeberg wins the Olympic title.

Hanna archives the first individual podium of the career in the most important event, even finding the victory. The 22-year-old Swedish wins by making no mistakes and showing a good time on skis.

Laura Dahlmeier (1 error) came on the last lap to fight against the anastasija Kuzmina (2 errors) but eventually had to settle for the bronze.

Franziska Preuss and Paulina Fialkova arrive at the foot of the podium.

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“Winter Olympics” - Sega Master System, 1994

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men’s biathlon relay medalists pose during medal ceremony

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Men’s relay Olympic silver for Team Norway (Lars Helge Birkeland, Tarjei Bø, Johannes Thingnes Bø, Emil Hegle Svendsen) — Pyeongchang 2018

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laura dahlmeier posing with her olympic medals :-)

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Olympics Update

The IOC just announced that no Russian athlete is allowed to start for Russia. So technically Russia is banned from the Olympics.  But Russian athletes are allowed to start as independent athletes after a lot of paper work and blood test, ect.

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When your b( r)ø wins X

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steffiboehler: Ooops! She did it again! Congratulations to our former teammate and this weekends Biathlon Queen! We are prould of you @denise.herrmann! ️️ denise.herrmann: Danke 😊 gute Vorbilder im Langlauf 🚀 ️️

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Passing time at the airport 😉

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Just leaving this here for reasons

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Michael (Ebs) Rösch

We all need to show some love to this little nugget. 

After all the struggles I really hope he’ll find back to old strength and gets a reward for all his hard work. In fall he started a fundraiser to make sure he could participate in the Olympics in January. You could buy a spot for a photo of yours on his rifle. It went through the roof and sold out very quickly.  People still donated money. So every cent that was over his initially goal he did donated to the organisation german cancer aid in memory of Klaus Siebert, who died last year from cancer (He last was trainer of Darya Domracheva) Just wanted to share this with you to show how much of and amazing person he is and deserves all the good in the world! 

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Just Martin Fourcade being himself.

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Bonus: Just to show he is not a selfish egomaniac!