The #Canadanes set really high goals for themselves, changed the way they’re working at home. They found last season stressful due to the pandemic. They wanted to put less pressure on themselves this season, and have fun because “it will shine through to the performances.” 
They found it hard losing the connection to the audience, so having regained that, it helped them “find the fire again.” #LaurenceFournierBeaudry mentioned that a lot of the athletes and coaches talked about the challenges of competing at Colorado Springs, so they have ensured
good preparation at home beforehand. They were expecting the worst, but it felt like any other competition. They learned how to pace themselves in a performance in order for it to peak. They focused on quality, levels, and stamina throughout the program, avoiding major changes.
“We were in the best training centre and it was so good to have the entire team cheering for us. We train alongside Maddie, Evan, Marjorie, and Zach every day and we just push each other. ”
#LaurenceFournierBeaudry: “I definitely think that to be the best we have to compete in a healthy way, so by doing that at home every day it brings all of us to a higher level” #NikolajSorenseon: “I have been with Marie and Patch for a long time and they’ve been a big part of
my success, but definitely having teammates really helps because even on the days you struggle with motivation you help each other and lift each other up.”
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