Jon Olsson ist ein professioneller Freeskier und alpiner Skirennfahrer aus Schweden. Olsson begann seine Karriere als Skirennfahrer, doch mit 16 Jahren tauschte er seine Rennski gegen Twin Tips und gab den Skirennsport auf. Acht Jahre später begann Olsson nach einer Wette von 50 000 SEK (5826,22 US-Dollar) mit seinem Skifreund Jens Byggmark wieder mit Skirennen, mit dem Ziel, es bis zu den Olympischen Spielen 2014 zu schaffen. Wie reich ist Jon Olsson? Alpiner
Skirennläufer. Geboren am 17. August 1982 in Mora, Schweden. Jon Olsson Vermögen wird auf rund 8 Millionen Euro geschätzt. Er nimmt nun sowohl an Freestyle- als auch an Skirennen teil. Olsson Delér ist bekannt für seine Erfindung mehrerer neuer Doppelflips, darunter ein D-Spin 720 in einen Flatspin 540 (DJ-Flip), ein Switch-Doppelrodeo 1080 (Hexo-Flip), ein Doppel-Flatspin 900 (Kangaroo-Flip) und ein Switch-Cork 720 in einen Flatspin 540 (der Tornado). Bürgerlicher
Name: Jon Olsson Delér Wie hoch ist das Vermögen von Jon Olsson? Filme: Seven Sunny Days Jon Olsson has got to be out of his mind. That was the general consensus when the Swedish freestyle skier made public his plan to get into ski racing and go to the Olympics for the Swedish ski racing team. Olsson quite successfully underwent the opposite transformation back in 1999. That year he left Sweden's national team to embark on what would become a long career as one of the most decorated and influential figures in freeskiing. But a racing comeback? Even with Olsson's impressive resume, to imagine pulling that off after a full decade of dormancy, he'd have to be, well, out of his mind. But now three years into Olsson's racing return, that mind of his is looking more and more sound. After marching through FIS, Nor-Am and Europa Cup series, the Swede broke onto the World Cup, the most elite level in ski racing, in December with a giant slalom start in Val D'Isere. This weekend, he competed in his second World Cup race, a giant slalom in Adelboden, Switzerland, where he finished his first run but didn't qualify in the top 30 to make it to the second run. Olsson's giant slalom record now has him ranked third in his home country. If it sticks, that ranking would be good enough for a spot on Sweden's next Olympic squad, as long as Olsson can get two top-13 finishes on the World Cup between now and 2014. ESPN Freeskiing: Just three years after starting from scratch, you made your first World Cup start in Val d'Isere in December. Did you think that you'd make it to that level as quickly as you did? How does the competitive environment on the World Cup compare to the Europa Cup? Did you feel more pressure than usual in Val d'Isere? Great athletes train 24/7 to get
to where you are. Yet Treble Cone Race Academy Director Guenther Birgmann has said that you train "30 percent less than other world class alpine racers." Would you say that's accurate? How have you managed to overcome that training deficit? At this point in your career, you've gone from ski racer to freeskier, and then back again, from freeskier to racer. Was either conversion harder than the other? When I went from ski racing to freestyle, I went from having no money to getting paid to ski powder. And at that point all I had to do to be cool was a switch 720. This time around I had to work much harder and pay a bunch of money to get here so I would say that this transition has been harder in every way. They were equally fun thoughso exciting with something new. A lot of your fans
contend that you spent the bulk of your freeskiing career receiving lower scores that you deserved in major contests. Is there any relief for you in moving back to the objectivity of racing? Is this a full conversion? Is Jon Olsson a full-time ski racer now? A few years ago, you
told me that, "The year I go to the Olympics, I want to be able to still do double flips, and ski an AK line." Is that still a possibility in your mind? This spring Sammy Carlson and Bobby Brown both landed new triple flips, marking the first new tricks in years that you didn't at least
help pioneer. Do you think that your commitment to racing has affected your ability to stay at the cutting edge of freestyle? Is it hard for you to leave that behind? Wie groß ist Jon Olsson?5 Fuß 11 ZollJon Olsson / Größenull
Wie alt ist Jon Olsson?40 Jahre (17. August 1982)Jon Olsson / Alternull
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