Jeremy Scott Teela (born 27 October 1976) is a former American biathlete and a Staff Sergeant in the United States Army. (wikipedia)
It'll sink in when they get the shopping cart and go shopping at the (U.S. Olympic Committee) clothing department. I remember that from 2002.
If I feel like I skied a race that was smart, I shot to my ability, I shot perfect, I shot fast, then that's a perfect race for me. And if a perfect race can get me on the podium, great. But if it doesn't, I'll still be happy with the perfect race.
That stuff happens. I've been around since '97 and I've seen the best do it, they've missed five. When you miss five, you put your rifle on your back and you go ski your loops and you push harder. That's all you can do.
Other courses there's a lot of rest, you can work hard and rest, work hard and rest. And if you don't have as good a physiology, you can get away with the techniques of speed and power. But this kind of course, the guys who are genetically gifted ...
