Chloe Kim

I think it kind of...

I don't know how to describe it, but it's almost like because my mind was always so occupied and busy, I'm always thinking and, you know, snowboarding being my sport, it was always about snowboarding for the most part.

And so I feel like I've thought about everything snowboarding related and then

I would just always think about how I could be better at that because that was the one thing I could focus on.

So if I had a bad day in training, I'd come back home and really just think about where it went wrong, what I need to try, different things that I could try.

I would just hyperanalyze and focus on that.

Or like maybe like remember seeing what I was seeing when I was training and then trying to like alter that and correct that.

In my mind.

Mental rehearsal, nonstop obsessive, nonstop.

My mind is so loud.

So it did affect my sleep in a lot of ways.

Yeah, like whenever I had a moment.

Because I'm competitive.

I want to go out there the next day and get it right.

I also hate wasting time.

So I'm like, all right, I have two more weeks here.

Also, sport being weather dependent.

Right.

I'm like, okay, there's two sunny days.

I need to lock in and get this done on these sunny days.