American alpine skier Mikaela Shiffrin shared glimpses of her indoor skiing from Alpincenter Hamburg-Wittenburg. The athlete is currently preparing for the upcoming Winter Olympic Games, which is scheduled to take place between February 6 and 22, 2026.Shiffrin failed to win a medal at the 2022 Winter Olympics. For the first time in her three Olympic appearances, she did not collect a medal despite competing in all five individual events.Aiming for a strong comeback next season, Shiffrin has already resumed training and workouts for the Olympic Games. On Monday, August 4, she posted a series of photos from her training at the German indoor ski center. Mikaela Shiffrin captioned the post:“✈️ ➡️🧊⛷️…and yes, sometimes we really do ski inside😜” View this post on Instagram Instagram PostAlpincenter Hamburg-Wittenburg is the largest indoor ski facility in Europe and provides specialized race training during the summer, running from late May to mid-October. The American athlete also trained at the Hamburg indoor ski center in August last year.Mikaela Shiffrin opens up about Milano Cortina 2026 OlympicsTeam USA Photo Shoot - Source: GettyMikaela Shiffrin, an American alpine skiing star, has competed in three Winter Olympics. She made her debut at Sochi 2014, winning gold in slalom, becoming the youngest ever Olympic champion in that event. At PyeongChang 2018, she added gold in giant slalom and silver in alpine combined, bringing her total to three Olympic medals. The 2022 Beijing Olympics were disappointing, as she did not win any medals.As she looks ahead to the upcoming Games, Shiffrin shared in August 2024 (via NBC Olympics):“I actually think we're going to have more fan support in Cortina than what I've experienced at an Olympic Games so far. It's one of the places where we get more support. So I think that's going to be potentially a new experience. I've been to three Olympics, but I think this is going to be something I haven't quite experienced yet.” She added:“The more I have raced in Olympics, the more I realized what expectations there are. And I would love to get almost back to the mindset where I realize what's out there, I realize what's being said, but I can personally be in my own little bubble with my team, and we can enjoy it.”Despite missing part of the season due to injury, Mikaela Shiffrin ended her 2025 campaign in March with a slalom win, marking her 101st World Cup win. The 30-year-old, who spent two months out of competition recovering from a fall in November, earned her 64th career World Cup slalom win.