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In the Glasgow World Indoor Championships, Nikki Hiltz ousted some established prenotions. One of those was the inability of American middle-distance runners to earn podiums in the World Indoor Championships. The former Razorback brought a silver medal to her country in the 1500m event last evening. In cementing her position on the leaderboard, Nikki Hiltz also had to end the thorough reign of the Ethiopian runners.

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After that, she was up to focus on the uncharted avenue of the mental health of track and field athletes. With resonating with her fellow runner’s comment on the issue, Nikki Hiltz disbursed a few of her thoughts. 

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Nikki Hiltz backs Hobbs Kessler 

On March 4, just after finishing her favored race in Glasgow, Nikki Hiltz mentioned her constraints of continuing her race despite her unwillingness. “Some of my best races I’ve been in the call room so mentally drained and going out and racing is the last thing I want to go do,” she vociferously expressed on X. 

In Citius Mag’s post-match interview, Hobbs Kessler claimed, “I was really proud of myself for being able to execute even though I was feeling a little mentally off.” The snippet from the interview went on X. Nikki Hiltz re-shared that post to rest her argument. Moreover, after her match in Glasgow, she shared a few anecdotes to fight such an overwhelming issue as well. 

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The only out is to be self 

Being vocal on troubling issues, Nikki Hiltz herself shared a few words on working over the unwillingness to see another track and field fight. Last evening, in an interview with Citius Mag, she turned in by saying, “I think I trust my instincts, and I have really good instincts, so I don’t need to overanalyze and focus.” Moreover, the 2x National champion believed in being in the moment. 

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A regular practice of meditation helped her to be in sync with body and mind as she claimed in that interview. Incidentally, Nikki Hiltz’s flawless performance last night did not share any glitches despite her culminating soar throat. That was the combination of the staggering problem and the presence of a hands-on solution. 

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