American alpine skier Lindsey Vonn recently offered a glimpse into her off-season training as she continues preparing for the 2025–26 Alpine circuit, with the 2026 Winter Olympics clearly in her sights.After wrapping up her comeback season with a podium finish in the Super-G at the 2025 FIS Alpine Ski World Cup Finals in Idaho, Vonn is currently in her off-season. Still, she has remained fully committed to her fitness routine. On Tuesday, July 22, she shared highlights from her workout session, which included high-intensity strength and conditioning exercises.The video showed Vonn engaged in cable band core rotations, barbell back squats and split stance lifts. In the caption, she wrote:“Been doing a lot of multi-tasking the past week… but the grind never stops… I always find a way to get it done!” View this post on Instagram Instagram PostVonn has had a packed schedule over the past week. On July 14, she celebrated 20 years of partnership with Red Bull and later attended the Red Bull celebration party in Los Angeles. She also appeared at the 2025 ESPY Awards at the Dolby Theatre, where she was nominated in the Best Comeback Athlete category alongside Gabriel Landeskog, Mallory Swanson and Suni Lee.Following the ESPYs, Vonn attended Morgan Wallen’s I’m the Problem tour at State Farm Stadium in Arizona. She was accompanied throughout the week by her sister, Karin Kildow.Lindsey Vonn plans an Olympic comeback before her final retirement in 2026Team USA Photo Shoot - Source: GettyLindsey Vonn, who holds 82 World Cup victories and three Olympic medals, has had one of the most decorated careers in alpine skiing. Off the slopes, she has continued to support young athletes through the Lindsey Vonn Foundation, which provides scholarships and resources aimed at empowering girls.In an interview with the Associated Press in January 2025, Vonn shared her plans to conclude her legendary career after competing at the upcoming 2026 Winter Olympics. She described it as a “great way” to close out her storied career.“I have to keep things going, and if I can make it, it would be a thrilling and a great way to kind of close the loop on my career. I guess the second chapter of my career,” Lindsey Vonn said.“But I’m really trying not to think that far ahead. I have to stick with what’s on today and tomorrow and just kind of build and get everything dialled in, " she added.After retiring in 2019 due to a knee injury, Lindsey Vonn made a remarkable return to skiing in 2024.