Małysz Shares Insights on Stoch's Future: Exciting Prospects for Fans

In a recent interview on RMF FM with Piotr Salak, legendary ski jumper Adam Małysz shared his thoughts on the future of Kamil Stoch, stating, "I don’t think this will be Kamil’s last season." Małysz offered insight into the ongoing collaboration between Stoch and the Polish Ski Association, noting that this season, Stoch is opting for individualized training under Michal Doleżal. He also touched upon the emerging talents in Polish ski jumping.

Emphasizing his role in athlete preparation, Małysz remarked, "It's my responsibility to make sure that the athletes have what they need to be ready for the season. I want to give them the best tools without overstepping my bounds. Kamil deserves the best resources to focus on his training.” Stoch's decision to train independently demonstrates his maturity and commitment to his craft, which Małysz applauds.

Looking ahead, Małysz expressed confidence that Stoch is targeting the 2026 Winter Olympics, stating, "I believe it’s Kamil’s goal to compete in these Olympics."

Małysz also spoke about the promising young ski jumpers in Poland, saying, "We have some real gems coming up, but they need time to develop. Last year, we secured two medals at the junior world championships, showing our potential. I hope these athletes will grow to take over from legends like Stoch and Dawid Kubacki."

The ski jumping community is gearing up for the upcoming competitions, with the Summer Grand Prix scheduled to take place in Wisła on September 14 and 15.

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