Seven things you need to know about snowboarding star Chloe Kim

Chloe Kim’s energy cannot be matched. With a slew of Olympic medals, X Games championships, and world records under her belt, Chloe has got it all going with her quest to keep inspiring young girls to take up the sport and push beyond their limits.

This agility and strong zest to succeed does have a beginning, writes Sports News Blitz guest Chioma Emma, who has unearthed seven unbelievable characteristics that make Chloe Kim an iconic snowboard athlete.

Chioma Emma writes for Sports News Blitz’s sister site Female First, a brand which focuses on content which empowers, inspires and entertains.

A snowboard star from the cradle

Chloe Kim was born on April 23, 2000, in Long Beach, California, where she began her snowboarding journey at just the tender age of four.

Her parents Jong Jin Kim and Boran Kim spotted the extraordinary gift and wasted no time for her to grow in this new-found ability.

They were her guide and career counsellors who saw the need for her to take her new gift a notch further, a vision they saw would pay off in the long run.

A record-breaking machine

Kim's parents were not wrong - at just the age of 14, Chloe made it clear she was born to become a legend in the world of snowboarding.

The records were captured explicitly for Chloe, who became the youngest X Games champion in history.

She has since gone on to win multiple X Games medals and Olympic gold.

Surfers and snowboarders are known to be fearless, a characteristic that Chloe owns, helping her earn the nickname ‘The Queen of Snowboarding’.

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Chloe’s dedicated training routine

Chloe became a force to be reckoned with, showing dedication, commitment and unquestionable discipline.

She understood the price she must pay to succeed and left no stone unturned until she hit her target.

This explains her staggering 10-12 hours per day, six days a week regime, honing her skills on the mountain bearing in mind a mental picture of her goal to become a world champion in snowboarding.

Nothing fuels her energy more than becoming a revered champion in this chosen field.

A role model for young girls everywhere

Chloe’s bubbly nature helps her make connections without the fear of compromising her standard in morals and in the ethics that guides the sport.

It is no surprise that she became a role model for young girls - and she is motivating them to pursue their dream sports and work to succeed.

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A passion for social justice

Chloe Kim is not only an exceptional athlete but also a dedicated social justice advocate. She has spoken out on issues such as racism, sexism, and environmentalism, using her platform to raise awareness and promote positive change.

Chloe's commitment to social justice reflects her values of compassion, empathy, and equality.

A family-oriented approach to success

Despite her incredible success, Chloe Kim remains humble and grounded. She credits her family, particularly her parents, for their unwavering support and encouragement.

Chloe's family-oriented approach to success reflects her values for love, respect, and gratitude.

A visible future ahead

As Chloe Kim looks to the future, she remains committed to pushing the boundaries of what's possible in snowboarding.

With her sights set on the 2026 Winter Olympics, Chloe is determined to continue inspiring young girls and aspiring athletes around the world.

Her incredible story serves as a powerful reminder that with hard work, determination, and a passion for excellence, we can achieve greatness and make our dreams a reality.

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