Olympiagold, Stürze, Karriereende mit 27 – Thomas Morgenstern packt aus

Thomas Morgenstern is an Olympic champion, World Champion and one of the most successful ski jumpers of all time. At 19 he won Gold in Turin. At 27 he ended his career. In this episode we talk about the Kulm crash of 2014, about the fear that stayed with him afterwards, and about the moment he sat on the bar and simply could not push off anymore. We also talk about his friend Lukas Müller, who crashed on the same hill two years after him and has been in a wheelchair ever since, and about the question that still haunts Thomas to this day: Why him and not me? To Thomas' Instagram:   / thomasmorgenstern   To the MINDGAMES Instagram:   / mindgamespodcastofficial   0:00 - Intro 0:30 - Kuusamo 2003: The first major crash 5:39 - My friend is in a wheelchair… and I'm not 8:10 - Same hill, different fate 14:10 - I was 27… and had to end everything 19:00 - The jump that changed everything 24:30 - Intensive care and the lie to his mom 27:10 - 4 weeks later: Olympics in Sochi 31:00 - The final decision 37:00 - What remains when sport is over? 43:20 - The Red Bull founder told me THIS 48:30 - Suddenly in the World Cup at 16 53:40 - Olympic Gold in Turin 2006 — at 19 1:00:00 - Does Olympic Gold really change everything? 1:05:40 - The decision that changed everything 1:11:20 - The only comeback thought 1:15:10 - What really remains after a career 1:19:10 - What I want to pass on to my daughter MINDGAMES stands for real conversations about mindset, pressure, responsibility and the life behind success. Subscribe to the channel if these conversations help you grow. Write in the comments which guest you want to see next on MINDGAMES.