Alica Schmidt is ready to race to the top at the2024 Olympics.
In anticipation of her debut at the Olympics, Schmidt’s nerves are high but so are her spirits.
“My biggest motivation is thinking about my goals.

And about my training partners.
The competition never sleeps, they work just as hard as I do.”
Though reasons are varied, the cheers for her are loud.

Here is everything to know about Olympic track and field star Alica Schmidt.
The track and field athlete has had her eyes set on the Olympics for the longest time.
Paris will hopefully be a redemptive experience for Schmidt, who is pumped for the upcoming event.

In which situation I have to act how."
Schmidt was part of the 4 x 400 meter relay team that clinched silver at the event.
Two years later, when she competed at the U23 Championships, she picked up a bronze medal.

She currently holds a world ranking of 88 in the women’s 400-meter category.
Schmidt had to bring her record down by several milliseconds to meet that condition.
Her athletic inclination goes back years, when she was only a child who loved to run.

“I began my running career really early.
I believe I started to do light athletics aged 6 or 7,” she toldTJ Sports.
Along the way, her sporting fame branched out into other trajectories, courtesy of her unignorable good looks.

She trains hard and daily her schedule a mixed bag of track and field exercises.
Every muscle group is covered."
And for anyone wondering, hip thrusts are her favorite bit of sprint training.

Schmidt’s ripped physique and racetrack records evidence the effort she puts into her training.
As she developed better training practices, though, she made the necessary adjustments.
“I do not know why I got this title.

Sport comes clearly first,” she said, asYahoo!
“I think you just have to let the people talk whenever they want to,” she toldOlympics.com.
“I don’t feel like I have to prove anything to anyone.

It’s just for me.”
Things didn’t get any easier for Schmidt in the months that followed.
The athlete suffered a number of health setbacks, from contracting the coronavirus to dealing with torn ligaments.

“Not gonna lie, I’m not satisfied with my races this year.
She is also a big star in the virtual world, pulling crowds on platforms likeInstagramandTikTokby the millions.
“It all started in 2017,” Schmidt toldOlympics.com.

“It’s a big hobby of mine and I love to do that.
But the main focus is sports.”
One of her standout collaborations is with Hugo Boss, for which Schmidt is a global ambassador.
Schmidt was also associated with Puma, and works with F&B brands Vitamin Well and Barebells.
According toThe Sun, the athlete was once approached by adult mag Playboy with an offer to pose nude.
But the Olympic-bound sprinter has a different story to tell.
Schmidt has been candid about the challenges that beset athletes in Germany, particularly with regard to wages.