Helene Spilling kept up with the other participants right up to program 7. She had never thought that. – I’m actually quite shocked that I was able to hold on for so long. I feel like I’m just surfing on, says the sports dancer afterwards. Spilling’s last episode in the Master of Masters was a really tough round. It started with her being able to lash herself into the rope, and finished last in the “Taukampen”. LOCKED IN: It gradually became heavy with rope around the body in the exercise “Taukampen”. Photo: Heidi Marie Gøperød / Nordisk Banijay/news Sang duet with Tufte From there it continued with “Sleden”, where Spilling was finally the only one who did not cross the finish line. – It was a lot of fun, I also got a small cheering group at the end there and. I think it was very nice, she smiles. LEAD HEAVY: The sled weighed 30 percent of her body weight, but it felt much heavier when it was to be dragged through the sand, says Spilling. Photo: Heidi Marie Gøperød / Nordisk Banijay/news Although she took the competitions seriously, she was anything but serious when the cameras were turned off. – I drifted and tried to start a bit of karaoke here and there. Among other things, she had an unforgettable duet with rower Olaf Tufte. – We sang “Shallow” together. I think it’s really fun that he joined it. SING TOGETHER: Spilling is particularly pleased that rower Olaf Tufte performed a duet with her. Photo: Heidi Marie Gøperød / Nordisk Banijay/news Talked to himself It was rarely quiet around Spilling. As a rule, she always had a laugh or a smile on her back. She also ensured that during the “Balance track” exercise. – I think I was just talking to myself, like “yes, good Helene, now you’re doing well!”, She admits that she was a little disappointed afterwards. – I don’t know what I was doing and whining about. SURFED: Spilling herself feels that she surfed her way through the program. Photo: Heidi Marie Gøperød / Nordisk Banijay/news Spilling ended up in second last place, and thus had to go to the last night test of the season. Just before this, she opened up about a difficult time. – A little poke During dinner, the sports dancer told about the summer in Lithuania, where she developed an eating disorder. It lasted for over two years. Spilling has mixed feelings about having to hear and see this again on TV. – It’s always a little sting, because you are pulled back and have to think and remember the time when you weren’t doing so well. After Spilling told her story in a portrait to P3, she has received several messages from both boys and girls. – They think it is very good that I stand up about it. A LOT OF FUN: Helene Spilling together with cross-country runner Ola Vigen Hattestad and soccer player Frode Johnsen. Photo: Heidi Marie Gøperød / Nordisk Banijay/news Videos are sent After losing the night test against kickboxer Andreas Lødrup, the Champions’ adventure was over for Spilling. The gang’s “spreader of joy” or “baby”, as she refers to herself as. The time after the program has brought with it a lot of fun for the 26-year-old from Gjerdrum. On Fridays, she starts the day by watching the week’s episode, in order to prepare for the feedback she usually gets in the evening. Among other things, she has received some cute videos of dancing children. – Then I will be very happy, actually. Like that; Four-year-old Tiril has now seen this clip twenty times in a row, where she stands in front of the screen and dances with me, Spilling laughs. Here you can read more about this year’s participants in the Champion of Champions: Andreas Lødrup, 37 years Kickboxer National team athlete in the period 2007-2013 European and world champion in full contact kickboxing as an amateur and won the professional WC belt (WAKO PRO) twice. Ezinne Okparaebo, 34 years Athletics, sprint Silver in EC indoor 2009 and bronze in the EC indoor 2011 at 60 metres.She holds the Norwegian record for 100 metres.Frode Johnsen, 48 years oldFootball player The oldest Norwegian national team player of all time, the oldest top scorer of all time in the Eliteserien and Europe and the all time oldest goalscorer in a European club tournamentHas scored 86 goals for Odd and is the club’s top scorer through historyHanne Staff50 yearsOrienteeringBecome world champion four times before she retired after the WC in 2004With her 26 individual NM golds, she is the all-time winner in the Norwegian orienteering championshipHelene Spilling24 yearsSports dancerHas 23 NM medals, of which 17 are goldReigning Norwegian champion and has been Norwegian champion eight years in a row in s tooth dance. Has represented Norway in both the EC and WC Kristin Holte, 36 years Crossfit athlete, NC gold in indoor pole vault from 2009 and won the NC in weightlifting in 2015 in the 58 kg class Won the NC in functional fitness in 2021, where she also received the king’s trophy. In the same year, she also won the WC in the same discipline.Linn Jørum Sulland, 38 years Handball player Won the EHF Champions League with Larvik HK 2010/11 and league champion six times.Sulland became Norway’s top scorer with 51 goals in the WC 2011, only beaten by Brazil’s Alexandra Nascimento in total. Stig-André Berge, 39 years WrestlerHas an Olympics -bronze medal (2016) in Greco-Roman style 59 kg, a WC medal in silver (2014) in 60 kg and three EC medals bronze (2017) 60 kg, silver (2018) 63 kg and silver (2019) 63 kgOlaf Tufte46 years RowingHas won four Olympic medals: two gold, one silver and one bronzeThe first Norwegian to have participated in seven Olympics and holds the world record in 100,000 meters rowing together with Nito SimonsenOla Vigen Hattestad40 years Cross-country runnerAll-time winningest cross-country sprinter on the men’s sideOne Olympic gold (2014) , 2 gold (2009) and 1 silver (2011) and 1 bronze (2015) in the WC and 3 gold (2007, 2008, 2014) and 1 silver (2010) in the NM.
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