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American hurdler Masai Russell has hinted at her return to training setting her sights on an even stronger 2025 season.
Olympic champion Masai Russell is wasting no time as she gears up for the 2025 track and field season.
Just a few months after wrapping up a stellar year with her season-ending performance at Athlos NYC, the women's 100m hurdles star has hinted at her imminent return to the track.
The 24-year-old hurdler recently shared an Instagram post announcing her plans to kick off her training next week, indicating her focus on reaching new heights in the upcoming season.
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Despite achieving a string of remarkable successes in 2024, including an Olympic gold medal, numerous podium finishes, and a dominant performance at major events like the US Indoor Nationals and the Zurich and Rome Diamond Leagues, Russell’s ambitions remain undeterred.
“The start the season starts next week… last year was great but I’m ready for more," she wrote.
Russell’s 2024 track campaign put her firmly in the international spotlight, showcasing her resilience, focus, and exceptional speed on the hurdles.
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But even with an Olympic title under her belt, Russell’s commitment to self-improvement continues to drive her forward.
Reflecting on the demands of her sport, she recently shared in an episode of the The Its Girls podcast.
“Track and field is an unpredictable profession that doesn’t guarantee positive results every day," she said.
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She also spoke candidly about the intense relationship athletes often have with sponsors, who both support and, at times, challenge them to elevate their performances.
Looking ahead, Russell’s sights are set on making a strong statement in 2025, a season that presents her with major opportunities.
Among these are the highly anticipated World Championships and Diamond League series.
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Her debut at the World Championships in 2023 did not go as planned, with a surprising exit in the 100m hurdles semi-finals in Budapest.
Additionally, despite her impressive Diamond League appearances, Russell has yet to reach the finals in this competitive circuit.
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